Blacklist / Whitelist

Manage the address lists of your ERC-20 contract. Only works if the contract was deployed with these functions, and only the owner can call them.

Non-custodial EVM networks Owner only

1Token Contract

Network

Contract Address ?

2Manage Access

Check Address

Add to Blacklist

Batch Blacklist ?

Check Address

Add to Whitelist

Batch Whitelist ?

Access Control

Network—

Contract—

Token—

Blacklist—

Whitelist—

Your role—

Recently Blacklisted

Addresses blacklisted in this session appear here.

Blacklisted wallets cannot send or receive this token until removed.

Only the token owner can modify access lists — other wallets will revert.

Connect your wallet to load a contract and manage its lists.

FAQ Frequently asked questions

How do I blacklist or whitelist addresses?

Connect the owner wallet and paste the contract address, then add the addresses you want to block or allow and confirm. You can submit a whole batch of addresses in a single transaction.

What's the difference between a blacklist and a whitelist?

A blacklist blocks specific addresses from trading or transferring — handy for stopping bots and snipers. A whitelist does the opposite: only the addresses you allow can trade, which is useful to open trading to a chosen list first.

Who can manage the lists, and which chains work?

Only the contract owner — everyone else is rejected by the contract. It works on any token that has blacklist or whitelist functions, on every EVM network we support, and Coinjet is non-custodial: the change is signed from your own wallet.