revoke.cash
Revoke.cash filters transaction allowance as a security enhancement for your wallets.
What is revoke.cash?
Revoke.cash is a token approval management tool that lets users revoke permissions granted to apps, first released in 2019 by Rosco Kalis. When using apps like Uniswap or OpenSea, users grant them permission to spend tokens and NFTs; Revoke.cash helps users take back control by revoking these approvals across over 100 networks. Revoke.cash also offers a browser extension that warns users when they are about to sign something potentially harmful, helping prevent phishing scams. Users can sort approvals by most recent to identify and revoke suspicious permissions.
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