Token Approval & Revoke Tools evaluated across data freshness & verifiability, chain coverage and whether it is current, trust surface and access model, and maintenance and funding durability.
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#1 of 7 · published ranking
Revoke.cash
81ChainChoice Score
4199
Why it leads
Best in the pool on data freshness verifiability and chain coverage depth
Cost
Not priced· No comparable price is published
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Token Approval & Revoke Tools ranked comparison
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RankProviderBest fitScore
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RERevoke.cashWeb app to inspect and revoke ERC-20 an...Top ranked
Chain coverage and whether it is current — 9/10Trade-off: Most 2026 guides still describe Revoke.cash as "the free open-source revoke tool". Th...
Ranked on 4 published criteria weighted 35/25/25/15, which set goal alignment — 30 of the 86 points. The rest: regional access 20, evidence depth 18, ease of use 10, institutional trust 8. Profile match is shown in breakdowns but carries no weight.
Audit
Infrastructure
Methodology
2026.09.15
published 2026-09-16
Providers tracked
980+
across 119 categories
Last verified
2026-09-15
newest dated pricing or sentiment read
Named on the roster
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Decision guide
What matters most before choosing in this category
Weighted on data freshness & verifiability (35), chain coverage and whether it is current (25), trust surface and access model (25), and maintenance and funding durability (15). The heaviest is data freshness & verifiability: Where the approval list comes from — live RPC state, a public block-explorer index, or a proprietary backend — and whether a user can independently reproduce the list against a public exp…
What matters most before choosing in this category
Weighted on data freshness & verifiability (35), chain coverage and whether it is current (25), trust surface and access model (25), and maintenance and funding durability (15). The heaviest is data freshness & verifiability: Where the approval list comes from — live RPC state, a public block-explorer index, or a proprietary backend — and whether a user can independently reproduce the list against a public exp…
Which chains hold approvals you have never revoked?
How much sits in the wallets those approvals can reach?
Which chains hold your approvals, and does the tool index all of them today?
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Expert review and scoring weights
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Revoke.cashData checked Sep 2026
Web app to inspect and revoke ERC-20 and NFT approvals across EVM chains
Web app to inspect and revoke ERC-20 and NFT approvals across EVM chains. Strongest on chain coverage and whether it is current (9/10): the FAQ lists 90 mainnets plus 6 testnets, including Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, zkSync Era, Linea, Scroll and Blast, while the Premium page says "Revoke approvals on 100+ networks". The free tier covers "One chain at a time", which keeps it at 9 rather than 10. Weakest on maintenance and funding durability (8/10): commits landed on 2026-09-03, 2026-09-04 and 2026-09-10, and the repo is not archived. Funding is now explicit and multi-stream rather than donation-hopeful: $99/$199 annual subscriptions, a $1.50 free-tier batch fee, network sponsors covering that fee on some chains, plus FAIRSIDE (insurance coverage tab) and PUDGY_API_KEY ("Pudgy… Published price: Free: "$0". Premium: "$99/year • 10 wallets included". Ultimate: "$199/year • 10 wallets included". Batch revoke: "$1.50 per batch" on Free, "No fee" on Premium & Ultimate.
Best forChain coverage and whether it is current — 9/10
Main tradeoffMost 2026 guides still describe Revoke.cash as "the free open-source revoke tool". That is out of date. Multichain scanning and the multichain exploit checker are behind a $99/yr paywall, and batch revoking costs free users $1.50 per batch. The free tier is single-chain — which means the default experience is precisely the partial view this category is supposed to eliminate.
Verify before signupFree: "$0". Premium: "$99/year • 10 wallets included". Ultimate: "$199/year • 10 wallets included". Batch revoke: "$1.50 per batch" on Free, "No fee" on Premium & Ultimate. FAQ (revoke.cash/faq) adds verbatim: "The core Revoke.cash tools are free: inspecting approvals and revoking them one by one only costs the network's gas fee." and "Premium adds multichain convenience and proactive protection, helping fund the free public tools. On certain networks, the batch fee is covered by a sponsor."
Methodology
How this category is reviewed
Reviewed on data freshness & verifiability, chain coverage and whether it is current, trust surface and access model, and maintenance and funding durability.
The order on this page is the published ranking for this category. Every criterion, weight and source behind it is on the methodology page.
Frequently asked
Questions people ask before choosing token approval & revoke tools
Does an empty approval list mean I am safe?
Only if the list is current. Approval data comes from an indexer, and an indexer that is behind shows a clean screen while a live approval is still draining-capable. Freshness carries the heaviest weight here because a stale list is worse than no tool: it converts uncertainty into false comfort.
What should a revoke tool never ask me to sign?
Anything beyond the revocation itself. A product whose purpose is removing dangerous approvals has no reason to request a broader signature or write access, so the trust surface — what it asks for, whether the source is public, whether access is read-only — is scored at 25%.
What matters most when picking a revoke tool?
Freshness and the trust surface — 60% of the weight between them. Then whether the chain coverage is current, and whether anyone is still maintaining it.
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