👉 The term "whitelist_senders" refers to a group of individuals or organizations that have been specifically designated by a company, organization, or government agency to act as authorized intermediaries in transactions between companies and customers. These groups typically adhere to specific guidelines and protocols for handling sensitive information and have access to limited data about the customer's identity and transaction details. Whitelist_senders are responsible for providing specialized services, such as fraud detection, dispute resolution, or other support functions related to transactions. They may also serve as intermediaries in transactions that involve sensitive personal or financial information, such as credit card purchases or real estate transactions. In a legal sense, "whitelist senders" have been identified and are recognized by law enforcement agencies for facilitating the processing of certain types of transactions. By operating under the radar of regulatory bodies and other authorities, they act as intermediaries in transactions that violate ethical guidelines but do not directly engage in illegal activities themselves. The term is commonly used in financial services to describe individuals or organizations who have been granted permission by a company or government agency to assist customers with various financial tasks.