Approval Allowance Checker
Check whether a dApp, router, bridge, mint contract, or protocol still has permission to spend your tokens. Review the allowance, understand the risk, then revoke or approve an exact amount from your connected EVM wallet.
Confirm the exact spender
Paste the contract shown on your wallet approval screen, explorer event, router page, bridge, mint, or protocol docs.
See the active allowance
Read the ERC-20 allowance directly from chain for your connected wallet, token contract, and spender address.
Reduce future damage
Revoke old approvals or replace unlimited access with an amount that matches the action you actually want to perform.
Check the correct chain
The same token symbol can exist on different chains. Select the network where the approval was created before checking.
Paste token and spender
Result
Allowance details will appear here after a check.
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Check first, then decide
- Confirm the chain where the approval was created.
- Paste the real token contract, not just the ticker symbol.
- Paste the exact spender address shown in the wallet or explorer.
- Revoke old approvals after swaps, bridges, mints, or claims.
Where to find the spender
Approval popups, explorer approval events, transaction details, router contracts, bridge pages, mint contracts, and protocol docs can reveal the spender. Always match the chain and address before taking action.
Recent checks on this device
No recent checks yet.
Why do approvals stay active?
ERC-20 approvals are stored on-chain until you change them. Closing a dApp, disconnecting a wallet, or leaving a website does not automatically remove token spending permission.
Does checking allowance cost gas?
No. Checking allowance is a read-only call. Approving and revoking require wallet confirmation and a normal on-chain transaction.
Can this find every approval automatically?
This page is a targeted checker. It verifies one token and one spender precisely. Use it when you already know the spender from a wallet prompt, explorer, router, bridge, mint, or protocol.