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# Gate

* Go to the **Withdraw** section;
* Click **Address Book**;
* Hover over the button with three vertical dots and select **Add Addresses in Bulk** from the dropdown menu;
* Check the two checkboxes:
  1. If the checkbox “Set as a trusted address...” is enabled, there is no need to undergo additional verification for withdrawal. This checkbox must be enabled;
  2. If the “Set it as a universal address...” checkbox is enabled, you will be able to withdraw any tokens in the network you added to the whitelist. On Gate exchange you can add wallets to whitelist only in one specific network. I.e. if you want to withdraw tokens in both ETH and Optimism networks, for example, you will need to add wallets to the whitelist separately for each network.
* Click **Add new address** to add several wallets at once. On the Gate exchange you can add up to 10 wallets at a time;
* In the **Coin** field select a token, and in the **Chain** field select an output network;
* Enter the address of the wallet in the **Address** field;
* Enter the name of the wallet in the **Address Description** field, but this is optional;
* Click **Submit** and enter the required verification codes.

<figure><img src="/files/xbxxnlOX0GlZ1YITCiRj" alt=""><figcaption><p>Adding wallets to whitelist on Gate exchange.</p></figcaption></figure>


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