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Whitelists

Check wallet eligibility, save allowlists, and turn eligible wallets into tasks.

See the Checker and Manager in the real Zyper interface. The tour uses mock data and never contacts a drop or chain.

Whitelists has two views: Checker tests wallet groups against a drop, while Manager keeps the useful results for later.

Check a drop#

  1. Open Whitelists → Checker.
  2. Paste a supported drop link. Zyper currently recognizes OpenSea, Transient, Blever, Scatter, LaunchMyNFT, and Runite links, plus supported custom checkers.
  3. Pick one or more wallet groups. A Solana drop automatically changes the picker to Solana groups.
  4. Click Check. Results arrive wallet by wallet; Stop cancels an active scan.

Each phase becomes a result column. A check mark means the wallet is eligible, and a number beside it is the detected per-wallet cap when the source reports one.

Act on eligible wallets#

Choose a non-public eligible phase, then use:

  • Create Tasks to open the appropriate EVM or Solana task builder with the eligible wallets and phase preselected.
  • Fund Wallets to open Manage Funds for those wallets.
  • Export to save eligible private keys with or without wallet names.
  • Save Whitelist to keep the result in Manager.

Public phases are not treated as tracked allowlist wins. A custom checker can report eligibility without supplying mint calldata; in that case Create Tasks is intentionally unavailable.

Manager#

Manager separates saved entries into Whitelist and Ongoing, supports search and manual entries, and exposes the same create-task, funding, and export actions per phase. Saving the same source again merges the latest eligible members instead of creating an unrelated duplicate.

Deleting a Manager entry removes only Zyper’s local saved record. It does not change eligibility on the source.