Is your wallet safe
after the October breaches?
One compromised script drained $2.64M from 726 Polymarket accounts in under an hour. Binance lost $6.3B the same day. Both attacks used permissions your wallet had already granted. See what yours has granted — in 30 seconds, read-only.
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Read-only · No signatures · No seed phrase · Nothing stored
The 3 things we check — and what they catch
EIP-7702 delegation
Your account quietly pointing at a stranger's contract — the exact mechanism behind the October drainer chains. If it's set and you didn't set it, every deposit is at risk.
How to revoke →Token approvals
Unlimited allowances you signed months ago for apps you no longer use. The Oct 29 drainer reused exactly these. Each one is a standing invitation.
How to clear →Live session hygiene
Stale connected sessions that survived a frontend breach — they stay valid until you kill them, breach or no breach.
First 24h playbook →How it works
- Connect — the official WalletConnect modal, the same one your wallet app trusts. Read-only session.
- Review — three results: delegation, approvals, sessions. Anything risky is flagged red with a fix link.
- Fix — each red flag links to a step-by-step guide. Most fixes take under two minutes.
No wallet? Run theaddress-only delegation checker — paste an address, no connection at all.
Straight answers
Can this check steal my funds?
No. A read-only connection cannot move, swap, or sign anything. The only wallet action ever requested is "connect". If any popup asks for a signature or your seed phrase — that's the follow-up scam wave, close it andread how the October scam worked.
Why connect at all if I could just use revoke.cash?
You could — and for deep audits you should. This check is the fast lane: three answers in 30 seconds, each flagged with the exact fix guide, written for people who don't audit wallets for a living.
I traded on Polymarket before October 29. Am I affected?
Possibly — approvals signed long before the breach stayed valid through it. 726 accounts were drained; thousands more carried the same exposure. That's exactly what this check surfaces.
My funds are on Binance — do I need this?
The Binance breach hit exchange hot wallets, not your connected wallet. But if you're moving funds to self-custody after $6.3B vanished, run the check on thedestination wallet before you fund it.
What do I do after a clean result?
Set a monthly cadence. The10-step hardening guide covers the full routine in about 20 minutes a month.
30 seconds now beats $2.64M later
The 726 drained wallets had one thing in common: exposure they didn't know about. Yours takes half a minute to see.
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Sources
- CNBC — Polymarket halts trading after vendor breach (Oct 29, 2026)
- BleepingComputer — $2.5M traced to single attacker wallet
- Wikipedia — 2026 Binance hack ($6.3B)
- Our full analysis — both breaches, minute by minute
Independent community tool by Polymarket Research Collective. Not financial or security advice. Not affiliated with Polymarket, Binance, or the Ethereum Foundation.