Address Management

Manage your addresses and synchronize addresses across multiple guards. You can access the address book and address lists from the context menu on the top right of the Guardrail app.

Address Book

The address book is a central place where you can register important contracts and wallet addresses in your organization. In the address book, you can assign labels to addresses to display your label on contract and wallet addresses instead of the raw 64-character hexadecimal strings. In the future, Guardrail may recommend new guards for addresses in your address book to ensure that your organization's contracts and wallets are secured effectively.

Address Lists

Often, you may wish to set up multiple guards to monitor the same list of addresses for different security concerns. For example, you may want to monitor all of your project's wallets for open approvals as well as unexpected transfers. Normally, this would require manually configuring a guard for open spender allowances and another guard for balance transfers using the same list of addresses. If those lists of addresses change, then you would need to manually update each of those guards with the new wallets/contracts. Using address lists, you can define those addresses in one place and reuse them across multiple guards, ensuring that all of the guards remain in sync and no addresses are missed.

Creating Address Lists

To create an address list, navigate to the address lists page from the overflow menu on the top right of the Guardrail app. Click the create button, enter a name for your list and choose the chain where the addresses reside. You will be prompted to add addresses from your address book to the list. You can also click the import button and paste a list of addresses (comma or space separated) to add new addresses to the list directly.

After you've created the list, you will be able to configure certain guards to automatically monitor all the addresses in the list. We are continuing to add support for address lists to more guard blueprints, so if the particular guard blueprint you're using doesn't support address lists, reach out to ask if we can update it for you.