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Approvals are an essential part of using decentralized apps and wallets, but they can also be a potential security risk.
Often, Web3 users do not understand the full scope of what it means to grant “approval” to platforms they use daily, like OpenSea.
Because it looks the same, “approval” is often confused with “signing” a transaction, when they are NOTHING alike!
When you approve a smart contract or app, you give it permission to access your tokens, collect data, and perform actions on your behalf.
I repeat:
“PERFORM ACTIONS ON YOUR BEHALF!!!”
If the app is malicious or hacked, your funds and personal information could be at risk.
It’s crucial to verify the identity and legitimacy of the smart contract or app before granting approval.
You have to double-check the source code, audit reports, and reviews from trusted sources. Don’t rush into granting approval without being absolutely sure and regularly review your approval history!
The issue is that most Web3 users are not blockchain-savvy, can’t read source code, and cannot, for the life of them, read through a smart contract audit.
That’s why we have created Wallet Alert!
A 3-in-1 security solution that protects you from dangerous and scammy approvals for free!
Our cutting-edge technology can quickly determine whether your wallet has been compromised. Your security audit will be sent to you within 24 hours and forewarns you about the risky approvals you gave. We’ll also explain to you how to revoke them!
As soon as you grant approval to an entity, you’ll get an immediate notification!
Every week, you’ll receive a report detailing which approvals are safe or not. It’s crucial because an entity that you gave approval to a year ago could suddenly show suspicious activities in the days before you receive the report. And when you thought it was once safe to grant approval to them, it could be safe no more!
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