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The address book is an organization-level whitelist of withdrawal destinations. Enforcement is implicit: as soon as the address book has at least one entry, every withdrawal from the organization must pay out to an address in the book — requests to any other destination are rejected with address_book_whitelist_violation (HTTP 403). An empty address book means withdrawals are unrestricted. There is no separate enforcement toggle, no status endpoint, and no label editing — the list of entries is the single source of truth. To know whether the whitelist is active, list the entries: a non-empty list means enforcement is on.
Roles. Anyone in the organization can read the address book. All writes (adding and deleting entries) require the acting profile to be an organization owner or admin. Requests by other members fail with forbidden (HTTP 403).
Key behaviors, enforced server-side:
  • Implicit enforcement — adding the first entry turns enforcement on; deleting the last entry turns it off.
  • Hard delete — removing an entry deletes it permanently. Deleting the last entry is allowed and lifts all withdrawal restrictions for the organization.
  • Uniqueness — one entry per (chain, address) pair. EVM addresses are matched case-insensitively; Solana addresses are matched exactly.
  • Immutable entriesaddress, chain, and label are set at creation and cannot be changed. To change a destination or its label, delete the entry and create a new one.
Supported chains: ethereum, ethereum_sepolia, polygon, arbitrum, base, solana, solana_devnet. The full surface is three endpoints: list, create, and delete.

List entries

The entry list is the only read. Derive enforcement from it: the whitelist is active exactly when the list is non-empty.
Entries are returned newest first. The response uses the same cursor pagination as other list endpoints — pass nextCursor back as cursor to fetch the next page (limit max 200).

Create an entry

label must be 1-120 characters. The address format is validated for the given chain (EVM hex format for EVM chains, base58 public key for Solana chains).
Creating a duplicate entry for the same (chain, address) fails with address_book_duplicate_entry (HTTP 409). If this is the organization’s first entry, withdrawal enforcement is now active — subsequent withdrawals must pay out to an address in the book.

Delete an entry

Permanently removes an address from the whitelist. The response returns the removed entry.
Deleting the last entry is allowed and implicitly turns withdrawal enforcement off — withdrawals to any destination will be accepted until a new entry is added.

Error reference

See Withdraw Funds for how enforcement applies to withdrawal creation.