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Enter a TRON wallet address to check active approvals on the TRON network. The tool shows approved contracts, access limits, unlimited approvals and risk level. It helps find suspicious, old or overly broad permissions that may need review.
Approval results
Review token, approved contract, allowance size, and estimated risk level.
| Approved contract | Token | Allowance amount | Risk level | Last approval |
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Why check approvals
Find risky contracts
The check helps detect contracts that have potentially risky approvals. These records should be reviewed first.
Check unlimited limits
An unlimited limit means the approval is not tied to a normal fixed amount. Even if the contract does not look risky, this type of access should be reviewed separately.
Remove old approvals
After swaps, DeFi actions and connections to different services, approvals can remain active. Regular checks help find unnecessary access and reduce wallet risk.
How risk level is defined
High risk
High risk is assigned when a contract has a risk indicator. The overall wallet risk also becomes high if at least one such approval is found.
Medium risk
Medium risk is assigned when the contract is not marked as risky, but the approval has an unlimited limit. This means access is not limited to a specific amount.
Low risk
Low risk is assigned when the contract has no risk indicator and the access limit is not unlimited. This approval is considered regular, but it is still worth checking from time to time.
Important note
The risk level on this page is not a complex scoring model. It is based on three signals: risky contract, unlimited limit or regular approval. The limit size alone does not make an approval high risk.
Revoke approvals
If you find an unnecessary, old or suspicious approval, you can revoke it through a wallet or a compatible revoke tool. Approvals with high risk and unlimited limits should be checked first.
FAQ
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Do I need to connect my wallet to check approvals?
No. A public TRON address is enough for the check. You do not need to connect a wallet, enter a seed phrase, private key or password to view active approvals.
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Can I check someone else’s TRON address?
Yes. Approvals and transactions on the TRON network are public on-chain data. If you have a wallet address, you can check it without access to the wallet itself.
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Why do old approvals remain active?
Many services request approval before a swap, DeFi action or another transaction. After the action is completed, the approval may not be disabled automatically and can remain active.
