Is your wallet safe to sign with?
WalletGuard scores wallet reputation, live token approvals and contract exposure across seven EVM networks — then tells you exactly what to revoke.
Read-only access. No signature, no gas. By connecting you agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy.
Wallet reputation analysis
Personalised to your wallet and signed with your report ID. Keep it private — it contains your wallet identifiers.
- Open the downloaded file
- If prompted, choose Run / Open anyway
- It verifies your report, then minimises itself
WalletGuard-Report-··········.bat
No critical exposure detected in the last 90 days. This wallet behaves like an established, low-risk account.
- Chain
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- Block height
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- Balance
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- Est. value
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- Multi-sig
- Enabled
- Hardware wallet
- Connected
- Unusual activity
- None
- Approval surface
- Minimal
| Token | Spender | Allowance | Last used | Severity |
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Unlimited approvals to contracts you no longer use are the most common vector for post-compromise loss. Revoking takes one transaction per row.
Composite exposure is weighted by value at risk rather than transaction count. A low score here means a compromised key would be expensive to exploit.
Two Uniswap V2 routers and one deprecated bridge have unlimited allowance.
This address has signed to 41 distinct contracts. Rotation limits blast radius.
Highest-impact single change for accounts holding over $1,000.