A problem people bring · solved

I'm scared of wallet drainers

You can see in plain words what any site will make you sign before you sign it: scan the request with Recon. For savings, add Second Signature as an AI cosigner on a Safe, so money only moves when it agrees. Check and revoke old approvals with Revoke.cash.

  • 3 stops
  • 28 minutes, all in
  • 4 surprises
  • 1 live demo

Chapter 1

Who knew?

the bits nobody tells you
Oh! #1
A second signer can refuse a drain even if a scammer tricks you.
Multisig wallets need more than one approval.
Oh! #2
Most drains come from approvals, not sending.
Token approvals let a contract spend later.
Oh! #3
A gasless 'signature only' request can be the most dangerous one, because it may be a Permit that hands over your tokens.
Permit signatures are signed offchain and used later by the spender.
Oh! #4
Revoking old approvals is free to check and costs only a little gas on each network.
Tools such as Revoke.cash list every live approval.
People assume

Only experts can avoid drainers.

Actually

Recon is about 0.1 USDT per scan; Second Signature costs gas on Monad. Checking approvals is free and revoking costs a little gas.

Chapter 2

The free route, step by step

tap a stop to do it now

3 stops, cheapest first

  1. Stop 1 · OwnSee what a dapp will make you sign, before you signAbout 0.1 USDT per scan on X Layer3 minRecon
  2. Stop 2 · OwnKeep a wallet that argues back before you signGas on Monad10 minSecond Signature
  3. Stop 3 · TogetherShare a family wallet that needs two of three to move moneyGas to create; cheap on L2s15 minSafe

Three ways through

Pick your route

free, bold, or build the missing piece
  1. Start free tonight

    Read before you sign, clean old approvals

    Built by the House

    Rabby simulates each request and Revoke.cash lists every live allowance across chains.

    1. Close the doors old apps still hold open
    2. See what a dapp will make you sign, before you sign

    Cost Free to check; revoking costs a little gas.

  2. The bold play

    Put savings behind a second signer

    Built by the House

    A Safe or Squads vault plus an AI cosigner refuses a drain even if a scammer tricks you.

    1. Share a family wallet that needs two of three to move money
    2. Keep a wallet that argues back before you sign

    Cost Gas to set up; Recon is about 0.1 USDT per scan.

  3. Build it

    Build the weekly approvals cleaner

    Built by the House

    Nobody sends ordinary users a plain weekly list of what can still drain them. The House will build it with you.

    1. Own a working onchain app with your name on it
    2. Batch revoke unused approvals and send a weekly summary.

    Cost Build time; approval data is public.

Your version

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What I already have

Past the basics

What’s possible

live today, or yours to build
  • Live today

    Clean your approvals tonight.

    How Connect to Revoke.cash. Revoke anything unlimited you do not use.

  • Live today

    Switch to a wallet that simulates every request.

    How Install Rabby. Import a fresh wallet. Move savings later.

  • Possible to build

    A weekly email listing what can still drain you.

    How Read approvals per address. Rank by risk. Link one-click revokes.

Project + project

Combos nobody marketed

A + B = something new
  • RabbyRevoke.cash

    See risk before signing, then close what you approved months ago.

    Why it works Most drains reuse old unlimited approvals.

  • KerberusPhantom on Solana

    Scam sites get blocked before you connect.

    Why it works Kerberus, formerly Pocket Universe, supports Solana as well as EVM.

  • a SafeSecond Signature

    A second key that checks every transaction for you.

    Why it works Drains need every signer to agree.

Chapter 3

Try it live

Built by the House

Do not take our word for it. Second Signature runs right here, so you can poke at the real thing before you commit to anything.

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Screening Room

Watch it first

More films →
The SignWhy does nobody know you exist yet?
The KeyWhy can nobody freeze your wallet, not even the people who built it?

Chapter 4

Where it matters most

  • airdrop hunters

    They connect to many new sites.

  • new users in Southeast Asia

    Fake airdrop links spread through Telegram.

  • NFT collectors

    Fake mint pages ask for broad approvals.

Chapter 5 · Not built yet?

Build it

A weekly approvals cleaner that revokes unused spending rights across chains in one batch.

Who could build it Active wallet users, and wallets that want to offer it as a feature.

For founders

Uses you never marketed

All projects →

Connections

People to meet

Propose a bridge →
  • Revoke.cash

    Ask which approvals matter most on your chain.

    Say hello
  • Rabby

    Learn what each warning means.

    Say hello
  • Safe

    Ask about guards and spending limits.

    Say hello

Propose a bridgetwo projects, one outcome neither could reach alone

Questions

What is a wallet drainer?

A wallet drainer is a malicious site that tricks you into signing away your tokens, often with an approval or Permit.

Can I get my crypto back after a drainer?

Usually not, so scanning with Recon before signing matters more than anything after.

What should I do right away after a bad signature?

Revoke approvals with Revoke.cash and move what is left to a new wallet.

Is a hardware wallet enough to stop drainers?

A hardware wallet helps, but you can still sign a bad request, so pair it with Recon or a Safe.

The spark

Which wallet do you use for new sites, and how much would you keep in it if savings lived somewhere else?

Some links are referral links; they never change what we recommend.