Revoke.cash provides a tool for users to manage and revoke token approvals on various networks, helping to enhance wallet security and prevent unauthorized access to funds. self-described.

Revoke.cash

Revoke.cash | 43 followers on LinkedIn. A suite of crypto security tools to help you stay safe in web3 | To use tokens in decentralised applications such as Uniswap you have to grant the application permission to spend tokens on your behalf - known as a token approval. Token approvals are an important part of using these apps, but can be dangerous if left unchecked.

Bugs can exists and exploits can happen even in established projects, and by granting token approvals you are potentially exposing your wallet to these exploits.

Helping crypto users stay safe with Revoke.cash

Rosco Kalis

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Dries Steenberghe

Software Engineer || I build cool stuff with code

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Want to be first? Meet us at this years Devcon DC7 SEA and get your hands on the first ever merch for Revoke.cash . A piece of history. 👕 See you there!

Permit signature are an ever occurring reason why users have their wallets drained, with their permission. Please stop giving out blank checks: In real life, but also in crypto in form of a permit signature. Here's why you need to know what you are doing:

We made it through the Octant Epoch Five. Thanks to Octant and their community for always supporting us along the way. We keep building!

Hardware wallet users sometimes use very strict guidelines on what apps they connect their hardware wallets to. We aware of this and we're delighted to announce that you can use Revoke.cash directly from the Ledger Live app now. Happy Revoking!

ApeChain was released Saturday night. Since the hype quickly turned to "wen" questions for us, we rolled up the sleeves on Sunday and can proudly say we now support ApeChain. Less than 24 hours from release to implementation. Happy revoking!

Approvals can be revoked. A compromised seed phrase can not. The worst thing that can happen to you in crypto is a compromised seed phrase, because it's the equivalent of a third party being able to transfer your holdings at any given time. Here are 3 scenarios you need to be aware of:

The Yacht Club is hyped up for the upcoming 2024 Apefest in Lisbon. 🇵🇹 Make sure you keep your assets (and your tickets) by staying on top of your wallet hygiene game! 🧽 This weeks Revoking over a coffee - Happy Wednesday Revokers!

One of the most requested features from our community: Batch Revoking. While technically not possible to offer this in a single transaction, we listened to your feedback and now provide the option to queue up your revoking transactions in a simple UI.

Social engineering is the #1 vector for people getting phished. In crypto, a lot of people get phished by a technique called "pig butchering" - promising them big yields. The user deposits funds, sees returns and starts depositing more and more. These origin of these attacks may not be relevant to anything crypto related at all: From your WhatsApp group chat to a networking event, you have to be cautious!

Grab your coffee (pots), and let's talk about approvals! ☕ In this video we're taking a closer look at an ENS-address that got lots of open approvals. 📹 Apparently these haven't been cleaned up in quiet some time! 🧽

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