LBank whitelist: plan trusted addresses and new-address locks
Separate LBank's address whitelist from its new-address lock, then plan destination changes around account-security holds and actual on-chain details.
Choose destination control and waiting time separately
LBank presents Whitelist Mode and New Address Withdrawal Lock as separate choices. One restricts destinations, the other adds waiting for new entries. Decide the job of each control before enabling it.
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- Destination control
- New-address waiting period
- Fresh fee and recipient check
Prepare before an urgent transfer
A new-address lock can delay use of an added destination. Verify legitimate addresses while there is time rather than discovering the wait at a deadline. Do not save an address from unverified support.
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Account holds can coexist with address locks
LBank's suspension guide separates security-change holds from network or wallet maintenance. A trusted entry removes neither. Read the actual notice to distinguish waiting for a new address from an account-level restriction.
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Recheck details after the wait
Return to the receiver's current network and memo instructions before submitting. The on-chain guide also shows the fee and expected net amount. An elapsed lock does not certify that the saved destination is correct.
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