> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.enzyme.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.enzyme.finance/onyx-user-documentation/administration-app/vault/address-lists-management.md).

# Address Lists Management

An **address list** is an on-chain contract that holds a set of wallet addresses. Your vault uses these lists to control **who can do what** — for example:

* who may **send** or **receive** vault shares (transfer validation), or
* who may **deposit** through a deposit handler (deposit allowlist).

Address Lists appear only when they are **already connected** to your vault (transfer validator or a deposit handler). You manage **members** (add / remove addresses) on those lists.

### Address Lists Page

#### **When the page is empty**

You’ll see: *“No address lists are configured for this vault.”*

That means no list is currently referenced by:

* the shares **transfer validator** (sender or recipient list), or
* an **ERC-7540 deposit queue** external allowlist, or
* a **sync deposit handler** allowlist.

Lists are not shown just because they exist on-chain — they must be **wired to your vault**. To attach a new list or change which list is used, contact [Enzyme support](mailto:support@enzyme.finance)

#### **When lists appear**

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Each list is shown as a **card** with:

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1. **List contract address** — the on-chain list (with explorer link).
2. **List type badge**
   * **Ownable** — standard ownable list. The owner of this list can be any chosen arbitrary wallet.
   * **Shares owned** — list tied to vault shares; same add/remove actions in the UI. Any admin or owner of the shares can manage it.
3. **Usage badges** — what this list controls for *your* vault, for example:
   * **Transfer shares (sender)** / **(recipient)** — linked transfer validator
   * **Deposit queue** — ERC-7540 external allowlist
   * **Sync deposit handler** — sync handler allowlist

One list can have **multiple badges** if the same contract is used in more than one place.

#### **Managing members (add / remove)**

1. Open **Address Lists**.
2. Find the list (usage badges help you pick the right one).
3. **Add address** — use **Add Address** button (wallet must be the owner of the Address List; confirm on-chain). You'll be taken to a new page where you can add addresses in that address list either one at a time, or in batch by copy pasting addresses separated by commas. Once you paste addresses, click the **Load** button to confirm set of addresses and submit transaction to add them.

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4. **Remove addresses** — select checkboxes (or trash on a row) → **Remove Addresses** → confirm. (wallet must be the owner of the Address List)

If you arrived from Deposit Requests with the **Address List** card, the correct list is **highlighted** and scrolled into view.

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> ***Note:** Member addresses sync from the blockchain via the indexer. After a transaction confirms, the list may take a short time to update in the app.*


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