The Whitelist Process

Users must first qualify for a project’s whitelist in order to receive an allocation in its IDO launch.

To qualify, participants need to apply during the designated whitelist application period. Once the process is complete, results are announced publicly, and users are individually notified of their whitelist status. Only wallets that are successfully whitelisted will be permitted to participate in the private IDO round.

The Whitelist Application Process

To apply for the whitelist, users must complete the following steps during the open application period:

• KYC Verification: Users must undergo mandatory Know-Your-Customer (KYC) verification in compliance with regulatory requirements. As certain jurisdictions restrict participation in IDO rounds, this step is essential.

• oPulse Tier Selection: OruxAI uses a tier-based system to determine whitelist eligibility. Higher-tier users have a greater chance of qualifying and may receive larger allocations in the private round.

• Opt-In: Users must actively opt in to participate in a specific IDO fundraiser and hold at least the minimum Tier 1 status (see oPulse and User Tiers for more details).

Whitelist Formation and Participation

After all applications are reviewed, the whitelist is finalized, published publicly, and notifications are sent to selected users. Whitelisted wallets will gain access to the whitelist IDO round once it opens. Participants can verify their whitelist status by connecting their wallet to the OruxAI application.

By following this process, users improve their chances of participating in highly competitive and oversubscribed IDO rounds, while ensuring compliance with all regulatory and eligibility requirements.