# Step 7: Operator address whitelisting

### **Share your operator address on the respective communication channel with the Stader team for whitelisting**

* Once the wallet is setup and you will receive an operator address! Check your Operator address using the following command

  **`~/bin/stader-permissioned-cli wallet status`** 

* You will see your unique operator address as shown in the following image

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**Note: Kindly share your operator address on the respective communication channel with the Stader team for whitelisting via Stader DAO. Please note that you will be unable to register on the Stader network until your operator address has been whitelisted.**


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