6 live EVM networks

Pulse Revoke

Revoke risky approvals across 6 live EVM networks with a scanner built for careful wallet review.

Review token allowances and NFT operator approvals on PulseChain, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Ethereum Mainnet, Arbitrum One, and Optimism, then clear the permissions you do not trust. The app stays read-only until you choose a revoke action and confirm it in your own wallet.

Live supported chains

6 live EVM networks

PulseChainID 369BNB Smart ChainID 56BaseID 8453Ethereum MainnetID 1Arbitrum OneID 42161OptimismID 10

Arbitrum One and Optimism support row-level ERC-20/NFT revoke only after live verification; batch revoke is not enabled there.

Supported chains
6 live EVM networks
Scanner
Live at /app
Desktop
Pending release

Always verify spender addresses on PulseScan, BscScan, BaseScan, or Etherscan before signing. Registry labels are curated, not a guarantee of safety.

PulseChain resources

Curated links for common PulseChain destinations.

These are curated navigation links for exact-domain checking. A listed link is not financial advice or a safety guarantee; always verify the domain and wallet prompt before connecting or signing.

Non-custodial

Pulse Revoke never holds wallet funds.

User-signed

Every revoke is confirmed in your wallet.

No hidden writes

Write transactions appear only after you click revoke.

Curated labels

Registry names help, but users should still verify.

Review official-domain, wallet-connection, revoke, privacy, and supported-chain guidance before signing.

Security & Trust

How it works

A narrow flow for approval review

The product does three things: connect, review, and revoke. No account, no custody, and no third-party analytics SDK.

01

Connect wallet

Use a browser wallet or WalletConnect. The scanner reads public chain data for your address.

02

Review approvals

See active token allowances and NFT operator approvals, with risk cues and spender labels.

03

Revoke what you do not trust

Each revoke is a wallet-confirmed on-chain transaction that clears an approval.

Desktop app

A local app path for users who prefer not to rely on a hosted frontend.

The desktop build is designed to run the same scanner locally in a Tauri shell. It keeps the same wallet-confirmed revoke flow: every write still appears in your wallet before you sign.

Run the interface locally after installation.

Use WalletConnect for desktop pairing.

Same approval review and revoke model as /app.

Desktop release status

No public desktop artifact is published yet.

Coming soon

Windows

x64

Pending

Download coming soon.

Windows

ARM64

Pending

Download coming soon.

macOS

Universal

Pending

Download coming soon.

Linux

AppImage

Pending

Download coming soon.

Release guardrail

Desktop downloads remain disabled until signed release artifacts and checksums are available. Placeholder manifest values never render as download links.

Decentralized distribution

IPFS-ready distribution path.

The release manifest already models IPFS gateways and checksums so builds can be pinned after release. The final CID is pending until a real artifact is published and verified.

IPFS status

Final CID pending release.

CID pending

Content ID

No final CID has been published yet.

IPFS.ioCloudflarePinata

Gateway links stay disabled until a real CID is present. Checksums should be published with the same release.

FAQ

Short answers before you connect

Approval tools should be boring in the right places: clear permissions, clear transactions, clear limits.

Does Pulse Revoke custody funds?

No. Pulse Revoke reads public wallet and chain data. Your funds stay in your wallet at all times.

Can it move my tokens?

The app cannot move tokens by itself. It only prepares explicit revoke transactions after you click a revoke action and confirm in your wallet.

Why do I need to sign transactions?

Revoking changes approval state on-chain, so your wallet must sign and submit a transaction. Network gas applies.

What does revoking do?

For PRC-20, BEP-20, and ERC-20 tokens, revoking sets the spender allowance to zero. For NFTs, it clears the relevant operator or per-token approval.

Is the desktop app available yet?

Not yet. The Tauri desktop path is scaffolded, but public desktop artifacts are still pending release.

What chains are supported?

PulseChain, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Ethereum Mainnet, Arbitrum One, and Optimism are live in the scanner. Arbitrum One and Optimism support row-level ERC-20/NFT revoke only after live verification; batch revoke is not enabled there. Results should still be checked on the relevant explorer before signing.