Whitelisted Sales
Discover how whitelisted sales work on Fjord.
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Discover how whitelisted sales work on Fjord.
Last updated
Whitelisted sales allow you to limit participation in your token sale to a pre-approved list of wallet addresses. This feature ensures that only selected participants can engage in your sale, providing greater control over who gets access to your tokens. These sales are ideal for exclusive offerings, private rounds, or sales with a specific audience.
You can set up a whitelisted sale on Page 4 of the token sale creation process. On this page, you will find an option to upload a CSV file that contains the wallet addresses you wish to whitelist. Once uploaded, only those addresses will be able to participate in your sale.
To help you set up your whitelist, here is an example CSV file that you can download and customise with your own list of addresses:
Please ensure you download the file as a CSV.
The CSV file should be structured as follows:
Column A: Wallet addresses (in hexadecimal format)
Whitelisted sales will be marked with a unique icon on the Explore page, making it clear to users that participation is restricted to whitelisted wallets.
(Image of whitelisted sales icon)
In order to participate in a whitelisted sale, you will need to connect a wallet that has been approved and is listed in the whitelist. If your wallet is not whitelisted, you will see the following message when trying to engage in the sale through the swap panel:
Make sure your wallet is properly connected and approved to avoid any issues during the sale process.
Control Access: Ensure only selected wallets can participate, maintaining exclusivity.
Security: Reduce the risk of unwanted participants or bots accessing your sale.
Transparency: Easily communicate sale limitations and participant requirements to your audience.
No, once the sale is live, the whitelist is locked to ensure fairness and consistency.
Unfortunately, you won’t be able to add wallets once the sale has started. It’s essential to ensure your whitelist is finalized before launching the sale.
Yes, you can use different sales for different audiences. You may want to use a whitelisted sale for an exclusive round, followed by a public sale for broader participation.
