Saving and managing crypto withdrawal addresses (address book / whitelist)
Save, label, favorite, and remove crypto withdrawal addresses so you don't have to re-type them each time — a newly saved address is usable immediately, with no extra waiting period before you can withdraw to it.
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Direct answer
You can save a crypto withdrawal address once (with a label) and reuse it for future withdrawals instead of pasting it in every time. Once you've saved and verified an address, it's ready to withdraw to right away — Paysavo does not impose an additional waiting period before a newly saved address can be used.
How it works
- Saving an address requires the address to match the format of the network you select. Depending on which part of the app you're in, adding an address may also require you to confirm a 6-digit code sent to your email.
- Once saved, the address is immediately marked active/usable — there is no separate "pending" or cooldown period it has to sit in before you can send funds to it. You can use it on your very next withdrawal.
- When you submit a withdrawal to a saved address, Paysavo re-checks that the address record hasn't been tampered with (an integrity check) and that it's still active, but it does not check how long ago you added it.
- You can label, favorite, and remove saved addresses at any time. Removing one just deactivates it — it won't show up as an option on future withdrawals.
What to do next
- If a saved address doesn't appear as selectable when you try to withdraw, double-check that it hasn't been removed, and that the network and asset match what you're trying to send.
- If you get an "address integrity check failed" message, remove the address and re-add it.
Still need help? Contact Paysavo support.