Enter an address.
Start with a public wallet address. Keep your keys and recovery phrase exactly where they belong.
PERMISSIONS PERSIST. STAY AWARE.
Know what has access to your tokens.
Bring old approvals and unlimited allowances
back into view.
No private keys. No seed phrases. No wallet connection.
A little visibility goes a long way.
Loading sample findings. No blockchain request is made.
Demonstration only. The fixed sample score does not assess your address. No wallet connection, signatures or private keys.
THE THINGS YOU LEAVE BEHIND
Closing a tab ends a session.
It doesn’t necessarily end a token approval.
See the difference. Keep the context.
Every permission deserves a reason to stay.
Understand token approvals ↗A CLEARER SECURITY ROUTINE
Start with a public wallet address. Keep your keys and recovery phrase exactly where they belong.
Understand spenders, allowances and the age of an approval, with the limits of the data in view.
Review what still serves a purpose. Use the guide to understand the next steps, at your own pace.
A readable view of the contracts with permission to use your tokens.
Understand approvals ↗Put spending limits in context. An unlimited permission is worth noticing.
Read the allowance guide ↗Understand why public history cannot reveal every message you have signed.
Know the visibility limits ↗Separate a review signal from a verdict. A flag is a reason to investigate.
Explore a sample report ↗A PLAN FOR YOUR ROUTINE
Start with a closer look.
Keep an eye on what changes.
A shared security workspace.
Product plan preview. Signup is a demonstration; no billing or monitoring service is activated.
THE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
No. This website has no wallet connector or transaction-signing functionality. The product is designed for read-only diagnostics, not custody or transaction execution.
It checks the format of your input and walks through a sample report. The 72/100 score and five findings are a fixed example. No blockchain data is requested, so the result says nothing about the address you enter.
An approval gives a spender permission to transfer a specified amount of a particular token on your behalf. It can remain active after you stop using an application. A wallet connection and a token approval are different permissions.
No. A message signed off-chain may never appear in public blockchain history. The existence, contents and validity of all unsubmitted signatures cannot be reconstructed from a public address alone.
This preview lets you choose Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain or Avalanche as the context for the sample report. Live indexers are not connected. Network selection does not imply a live scan.
The proposed Free plan includes one address and a current report. Pro adds monitoring at $15/month; Enterprise adds team and API functionality at $99/month. This preview does not process payments or activate subscriptions.
LESS GUESSWORK. MORE CONTROL.
Start with the permissions.
Understand what comes next.