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1. Identify which type of scam transaction you signed (below)
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2. Follow the "what to do" steps
Which of these did you sign? š
Token Approval
What to do
- Go to Revoke.cash
- Revoke approvals for any tokens you signed for
- Especially if the allowance is to an address like 0xā¦ rather than āOpenseaā
Seaport Signature
What to do
Invalidate previous Seaport Signatures
Option 1
- Go to the Seaport contract onĀ Etherscan
- Click Connect to Web3
- Click "Write"Ā under "incrementCounter" and sign
Option 2
- Visit Harpoon
- Click and sign Button 1 which does the same as above
Generic signature (eth_sign)
What to do
This signature can do almost anything to your wallet, so
- Create a new wallet and transfer your assets there
Otherwise do all the above steps
"Upgrade to"
What to do
- Go to Revoke.cash
- Revoke approvals to OpenSea (old) for tokens that you care about
"Security Update"
What to do
This scam usually takes your ETH immediately
Unfortunately there's nothing you can do here to get that ETH back š
I don't remember what I signed!
Create a new wallet (with a new seedphrase)
Move everything to that new wallet
I didn't sign a transaction or signature!
You might have a compromised seedphrase.
This usually happens through being tricked (e.g. fake Metamask support) or downloading malware (e.g. fake P2EĀ game).
What to do
- Create a new wallet with a new seedphrase.
- Move your assets to that new wallet ASAP.
If you suspect it's malware, do these two steps with a different, safe device. Or remove the malware first with Malwarebytes or other programs.
If you want any additional help, feel free to contact us through Discord or Twitter!
How to stay safe
1. Don't rush into signing things. Read the transaction. Learn about different types of scam transactions from our docs.
2. Install Pocket Universe, a scam detection tool that we built to keep you safe from scam transactions.
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