Blacklist

A blacklist blocks named addresses from transferring your token. Projects use it against sniper bots and known bad actors, but it is a centralised control that scanners report, so it deserves an explicit explanation in your documentation.

• •Blocks transfers for individual addresses while leaving everyone else unaffected.
• •Only available on contracts deployed with blacklist support, and callable only by the owner.
• •Reversible: removing an address restores its ability to transfer.
• •Every change is a public transaction, so blacklisting is not a quiet action.
• •Token scanners flag blacklist functions as a centralisation risk — say why yours exists.

1. 01

   Connect as owner

   Connect the owner wallet on the contract's network.

2. 02

   Enter the address

   Provide the address to block or unblock and verify it carefully.

3. 03

   Confirm

   Approve the transaction to apply the change.