Whitelist

IP Whitelist means allowing access to your application only from approved (trusted) IP addresses.
So if the whitelist is enabled/required, only the IPs added to the list will be able to use login/init/API — everyone else will be blocked.

Where Can You Use This Feature?

1) Private / Internal Apps (Team-only access)

If your app is only for your team/staff (not public users), you can add your team’s fixed IPs to make the app private.

Admin panel / staff tools
Internal dashboards
Company/private software

2) Office / Home Network Lock

You can restrict the app so it runs only from your office/home network.
Example:

Add the office static IP
Any request coming from outside the office network will be denied

3) VPN / Proxy Control (Trusted VPN only)

If you want users to be allowed only from your approved VPN IPs:

Whitelist your VPN server’s IP
Tell users: “Login only using this VPN”

4) Hard-secure Admin/API Endpoints

Restrict sensitive endpoints (webhook panels, admin APIs, file distribution links) to trusted IPs only.
This reduces brute force and scanning attacks.

5) Reseller/Partner Restricted Access

If a reseller/partner has a fixed server IP, you can whitelist only that IP to restrict access.

What Happens When You Use It?

1) Extra Security Layer

It adds an additional check on top of Password/License:

Correct login + allowed IP = access granted
Correct login but IP not allowed = blocked

2) Prevents Unauthorized Access / Leaks

Even if a loader or credentials get leaked, access from unknown IPs will still be blocked (when whitelist enforcement is enabled).

3) Reduces Attack Surface

Random bots, scanners, and brute-force attempts can be dropped early.

What’s Included in This UI?

Search — filter by IP or reason text (pressing Enter sends a search parameter in the URL)
Rows limit — 10/25/50/100 entries per page
Add IP — add a new whitelist entry via the modal (#addIpModal)
Delete single — delete from the 3-dots menu / right-click context menu on each row
Delete All — top button (with confirmation)
Pagination — Prev/Next pages when there are many entries

Important Notes

Static IP is best — if a user’s IP changes frequently (mobile data), they may get locked out by the whitelist.
Perfect for office/VPN use cases where the IP stays fixed.
Reason field is optional, but recommended (so you remember later why the IP was added).

Example Use Cases

Office VPN: 203.0.113.10 (Reason: Office VPN)
Admin Home: 198.51.100.22 (Reason: Admin Home Static)
Partner Server: 192.0.2.50 (Reason: Partner API Server)

Whitelist

Whitelist#

Where Can You Use This Feature?#

1) Private / Internal Apps (Team-only access)#

2) Office / Home Network Lock#

3) VPN / Proxy Control (Trusted VPN only)#

4) Hard-secure Admin/API Endpoints#

5) Reseller/Partner Restricted Access#

What Happens When You Use It?#

1) Extra Security Layer#

2) Prevents Unauthorized Access / Leaks#

3) Reduces Attack Surface#

What’s Included in This UI?#

Important Notes#

Example Use Cases#

Whitelist

Where Can You Use This Feature?

1) Private / Internal Apps (Team-only access)

2) Office / Home Network Lock

3) VPN / Proxy Control (Trusted VPN only)

4) Hard-secure Admin/API Endpoints

5) Reseller/Partner Restricted Access

What Happens When You Use It?

1) Extra Security Layer

2) Prevents Unauthorized Access / Leaks

3) Reduces Attack Surface

What’s Included in This UI?

Important Notes

Example Use Cases