BitMEX推出全新地址簿白名单功能,提升资产提现的安全性与便利性

Odaily星球日报Publicado a 2024-12-04Actualizado a 2024-12-04

Resumen

使用地址簿功能,用户可享有网络级地址新增和阻止未经授权的提现两大优势。

原文作者:BitMEX

BitMEX推出全新地址簿白名单功能,提升资产提现的安全性与便利性

BitMEX 欣然宣布,我们推出了一项新的地址簿白名单功能,以提升用户在平台上的资产提现安全性与便利性。

功能概述

  • 在网络层级新增白名单地址,涵盖该网络下的所有资产

  • 阻止未经授权的提现,确保资金安全

详细介绍

什么是地址簿白名单功能?

通过地址簿功能,BitMEX 用户可以储存特定地址并为其命名,以便在发起提现请求时更便捷地使用。

用户现在可以将地址簿转换为白名单,仅允许白名单中的地址进行提现。这意味着未列在白名单中的地址将无法进行提现。

使用地址簿功能,用户可享有以下两大优势:

  • 网络级地址新增: 用户可以为特定网络新增白名单地址,例如,为以太坊网络新增一个白名单地址,即可用于提现该网络下的所有资产(如 ETH、BMEX、USDT、AAVE、APE 等)。

  • 阻止未经授权的提现: 用户可以设置冷却期,以确保新增的地址在一段时间内不可用,进一步提升资产安全性。

如何启用地址簿白名单功能

BitMEX推出全新地址簿白名单功能,提升资产提现的安全性与便利性

1. 前往「钱包」页面,并点击「资金」下的「地址」。

2. 点击「地址簿设置」。

3. 选择「地址簿为白名单」。a. 指定新地址的冷却期(以小时为单位)。 b. 输入您的 BitMEX 二步验证码。

4. 点击「更新地址设置」。

BitMEX推出全新地址簿白名单功能,提升资产提现的安全性与便利性

*冷却期将在下一节中详细解释,因为它与提高资产提现安全性有关。

一旦更新地址簿设置,您就可以为您选择的网络或货币新增白名单地址,并设置特定的二步验证条件。我们鼓励用户利用新的地址簿白名单功能,提高资金提现的便利性,并加强对 BitMEX 资产的保护。

我们将在下面详细解释这两种优势:

提高便利性:新增网络地址以进行提款

透过地址簿功能,用户现在可以在网络层级创建白名单地址。这意味着用户不再需要为同一网络下的每种资产创建新的白名单地址。

如果您为以太坊网络新增了一个白名单地址,您就可以使用该地址提款该网络下的所有资产(例如 ETH、BMEX、USDT、AAVE、APE 等)。

您只需为以太坊网络新增一个白名单地址,即可涵盖该网络下所有代币的提款。

如何新增网络地址

BitMEX推出全新地址簿白名单功能,提升资产提现的安全性与便利性

1.前往您的地址簿页面。

2.点击「新增地址」。

3.从下拉选单中选择「网络地址」。

a. 选择您要新增白名单地址的网络(例如 BTC、ETH 等),并输入地址。

 b. 为地址命名,以便日后更易识别。

4.选择您的提币安全选项 - 您是否希望在每次向新创建的白名单地址进行提币时都要求电子邮件确认和 2FA 验证。

5.输入您的二步验证码,并点击「新增地址」。

BitMEX推出全新地址簿白名单功能,提升资产提现的安全性与便利性

新增网络地址后,您可以在地址簿中找到该地址,并显示其所属网络和名称。

提高安全性:阻止未经授权的提款请求

地址簿白名单功能的另一个优势是,用户可以通过冷却期来提高资产提款的安全性。

如上所述,启用地址簿白名单功能时,用户必须指定至少 24 小时的冷却期,在此期间新增的白名单地址将不可用。冷却期长度可根据用户偏好而定,但最短为 24 小时。

一旦提交新增白名单地址的请求,系统将向用户发送电子邮件以确认。这给了真实用户足够的时间来确认或阻止新增地址的请求,如果帐户被骇客入侵,骇客将无法在未经用户事先通知且至少 24 小时内阻止请求的情况下提款。

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官方链接:https://blog.bitmex.com/address-book-whitelists/

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