PulseChain
Chain ID 369
Primary Pulse Revoke lane for PRC-20, ERC-721, and ERC-1155 approvals.
Scan token and NFT approvals across PulseChain, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Polygon, Sonic Mainnet, Avalanche C-Chain, Mantle, Linea, Blast, Berachain, Ethereum Mainnet, Arbitrum One, Optimism, and HyperEVM. Revoke only after live verification confirms an approval is still active.
Supported chains
Chain ID 369
Primary Pulse Revoke lane for PRC-20, ERC-721, and ERC-1155 approvals.
Chain ID 56
Shared scanner with BSC gas guardrails and revokes through your wallet.
Chain ID 8453
Shared scanner with Base explorer discovery and revokes through your wallet.
Chain ID 137
Shared scanner with PolygonScan discovery, live checks, and revokes through your wallet.
Chain ID 146
Shared scanner with SonicScan discovery, live checks, and revokes through your wallet.
Chain ID 43114
Shared scanner with SnowScan discovery, live checks, and revokes through your wallet.
Chain ID 5000
Shared scanner with Mantle explorer links, live checks, and revokes through your wallet.
Chain ID 59144
Shared scanner with LineaScan discovery, live verification, and revokes through your wallet. Gas is paid in ETH.
Chain ID 81457
Shared scanner with Blastscan discovery, live verification, and revokes through your wallet. Gas is paid in ETH.
Chain ID 80094
Shared scanner with Berascan discovery, live verification, and revokes through your wallet. Gas is paid in BERA.
Chain ID 1
Hosted approval discovery with revokes through your wallet after row verification.
Chain ID 42161
Hosted approval discovery with verified ERC-20 and NFT revokes per row.
Chain ID 10
Hosted approval discovery for OP Mainnet with verified revokes per row.
Chain ID 999
Hosted approval discovery with verified ERC-20 and NFT revokes per row on chain ID 999.
How it works
The product does three things with clear boundaries: read public approval data, verify active state, and prepare revoke transactions that your wallet must confirm.
Paste an EVM address or connect a wallet when ready. The scanner reads public approval history and current state.
Compare active token allowances and NFT operator approvals with chain, spender, and risk context.
Choose only the approvals you want to clear. Each revoke is confirmed in your wallet and submitted on chain.
Trust model
Pulse Revoke is designed to make approvals easier to inspect, not to replace wallet review. Verify spender addresses, chain context, and wallet prompts before leaving access open or signing a revoke.
Security & TrustNo seed phrase
Pulse Revoke never asks for seed phrases, private keys, or mnemonics.
No custody
Funds stay in your wallet. The app reads public approval state.
Wallet confirmed revokes
Every revoke is a transaction you approve in your wallet.
Labels are context
Spender labels help review, but they are not guarantees of safety.
Curated resources
These are curated navigation links for domain checking. A listed link is not financial advice or a safety guarantee; always verify the destination domain and wallet prompt before connecting or signing.
PulseChain
Network
PulseChain network site and ecosystem entry point.
PulseX
DEX
PulseChain decentralized exchange resource.
LibertySwap
DEX / bridge
PulseChain swap and bridge resource.
9mm Pro
DEX suite
PulseChain-compatible DEX and protocol suite.
HEX
Protocol
HEX protocol resource.
Trezor
Hardware wallet
Official Trezor store link for hardware wallet purchases.
ZKX Wallet
Wallet
ZKX Wallet site for wallet downloads and product information.
Roadmap status
The live scanner is the hosted /app. The desktop path is prepared for a future signed Tauri build, and no public artifact is linked until release files and checksums are real.
Future local interface after installation.
WalletConnect pairing planned for desktop use.
Same approval review and revoke model as /app.
Desktop release status
No public desktop artifact or checksum is published yet.
Windows
x64
Download coming soon.
Windows
ARM64
Download coming soon.
macOS
Universal
Download coming soon.
Linux
AppImage
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.
Roadmap status
The release manifest models gateways and checksums so builds can be pinned later. The final CID stays pending until a real artifact is published and verified.
IPFS status
Final CID pending release.
Content ID
No final CID has been published yet.
Gateway links stay disabled until a real CID is present. Checksums should be published with the same release.
FAQ
Approval tools should be boring in the right places: clear permissions, clear transactions, clear limits.
No. Pulse Revoke reads public wallet and chain data. Your funds stay in your wallet at all times.
Pulse Revoke does not custody funds. It reads public blockchain data and prepares revoke transactions that only your wallet can approve. The website is a hosted interface, but the important actions happen on chain, and you can verify every approval or revoke transaction through your wallet and the relevant block explorer.
The app cannot move tokens by itself. It only prepares explicit revoke transactions after you click a revoke action and confirm in your wallet.
Revoking changes approval state on-chain, so your wallet must sign and submit a transaction. Network gas applies.
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.
Not yet. The Tauri desktop path is prepared for a future signed release, but public desktop artifacts are still pending.
PulseChain, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Polygon, Sonic Mainnet, Avalanche C-Chain, Mantle, Linea, Blast, Berachain, Ethereum Mainnet, Arbitrum One, Optimism, and HyperEVM are live in the scanner. Arbitrum One, Optimism, and HyperEVM support ERC-20 and NFT revoke actions for verified rows only after live verification. Batch revoke is not enabled there. Results should still be checked on the relevant explorer before signing.