New Address Transfer Settings
What is a New Address?
A new address is any address that was not generated or configured within Safeheron. When an approver reviews a transaction sent to an new address in the App, the system requires the approver to re-enter the address (by pasting or scanning) and verify that it matches the destination address in the transaction. The Approve button only becomes clickable after the two addresses match.
This mechanism guards against human error, API-level tampering, clipboard hijacking, and similar risks. It is a key security safeguard enabled by default in Safeheron.
What are New Address Transfer Settings?
New Address Transfer Settings let team administrators fine-tune the scope of secondary address verification — preserving the original security objective while improving approval efficiency in high-frequency scenarios.
Two modes are supported:
Full verification (default): Every outbound transaction to a new address requires the approver to re-enter and verify the address in the App before approval.
Partial verification exemption: Transactions that meet the team's pre-configured exemption conditions skip the address re-entry step. Transactions that do not meet the conditions still go through the Full Verification flow.
How to use New Address Transfer Settings
Where to find it
Go to Web Console > Management > General > New Address Transfer.
All team members can view the current settings; only administrators can edit them.
Modify the settings
Click Edit, select a verification mode, and configure the conditions.
Click Submit for Approval, confirm in the dialog, and complete verification.
The settings then enter Pending Approval status and must be approved via Decision-making approval in the App.
Once approved, the new settings take effect.
Approving an new address transaction in the App
Full verification: Tick Confirm to continue transfer → scan or paste the destination address → once the address matches, the Approve button becomes clickable.
Partial verification exemption: The system automatically determines whether the transaction qualifies:
Qualifies for exemption: Tick Confirm to continue transfer, then tap Approve.
Does not qualify: Proceed with the Full Verification flow and re-enter the address.
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