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# FAQ Allow list

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<summary>Which <mark style="color:purple;">Blockchains</mark>  are <mark style="color:purple;">supported</mark> by the Allow list?</summary>

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.

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<summary>Import Allow list into Open Sea</summary>

When you [create an Allow list](/whitelist/create-an-allow-list.md) 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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