Utila displays two types of verified addresses:
Verified by the admin quorum
Verified by Utila
1. Verified by the Admin Quorum (cryptographically signed)
Your address book is cryptographically signed by your admin quorum. This makes every approved address tamper-proof, verifiable, and under your full control. Each address book entry is an exchange deposit address.
Your admin quorum has signed the address with their security keys.
The signature is verified on your mobile device, proving it matches the digital fingerprint created during approval.
The address is marked with a green check mark.
Any change to the address, name or blockchain breaks the signature, and the system requires a new quorum approval, ensuring nothing can be altered silently.
This keeps you trustless, since neither Utila nor any malicious actor can modify or replace the address without detection.
2. Verified by Utila (system-verified)
The address is known to Utila and was checked by the system or the team.
The address is marked with a blue or black check mark. A black tick is for a Utila Link address.
This is helpful for clarity, but not signed by your admin quorum.
This is not fully trustless, since Utila is still the source of truth.
Understand the check marks
| Address book entry Exchange deposit address |
| Utila link address |
| Known token contract address or native asset |