Address book updates
We've updated the address book with new Network scope and Token scope options, giving you more flexibility and control over which networks and tokens each saved address applies to. When you're making a withdrawal, the address book also automatically filters addresses based on the network and token you've selected.
Checklist
- Address book updates
- What do "Network scope" and "Token scope" mean when I add an address?
- These new options give you more flexible and secure control over your withdrawal addresses.
- Network scope (for EVM addresses): Choose "All EVM networks" to use the address across all EVM-compatible networks, or "Single EVM network" to restrict it to one specific EVM network.
- Token scope: When you select a single EVM or non-EVM network, you can further choose "All tokens" (withdraw any token on that network) or "Selected token" (restrict withdrawals to a specific token only).
- What do the "Network tag" and "Token tag" on an address mean?
Notes
What do "Network scope" and "Token scope" mean when I add an address?
These new options give you more flexible and secure control over your withdrawal addresses.
Network scope (for EVM addresses): Choose "All EVM networks" to use the address across all EVM-compatible networks, or "Single EVM network" to restrict it to one specific EVM network.
Token scope: When you select a single EVM or non-EVM network, you can further choose "All tokens" (withdraw any token on that network) or "Selected token" (restrict withdrawals to a specific token only).
Details follow the official OKX help article; this page is a learning checklist, not an official mirror.
