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FAQ Allow list

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Which Blockchains are supported by the Allow list?

All Ethereum-based EVM chains.

Our smart contract creator service is compatible with Solana and a variety of Ethereum-based EVM chains, including:

  • Ethereum

  • Polygon

  • Avalanche

  • Fantom

  • Binance Smart Chain

  • Arbitrum

  • Optimism

Solana (soon available) is currently not available for the allow list feature.

Import Allow list into Open Sea

When you and collect wallet addresses, you can export this list as a CSV file. You can use this on Open Sea.

The requirements for Open Sea are:

  • A .csv file

  • Formatted as [valid Ethereum wallet address, customer per-wallet limit (optional), custom per-wallet price (optional)].

  • Note: ENS names aren’t supported at this time.

  • The file should not include headers or any duplicate addresses.

  • We support a limit of 30,000 addresses per presale stage

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