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Paste a TRON address to list TRC20 spenders, unlimited allowances, and risk approvals before a drain.
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TRON Approval Checker is a free browser tool that lists TRC20 token spenders and allowances on the TRON blockchain from a pasted public T-address, showing unlimited approvals and risk flags before a wallet drain.
It is a read-only web application at revokeusdt.org. It accepts a TRON address (starting with T) and outputs a table of TRC20 approvals: token, spender, remaining allowance, unlimited status, and risk tags. It uses TronScan's public approve index API. It is an independent desk, not affiliated with TRON Foundation, Tether, SunSwap, or TronLink.
Pros:
Cons:
No. The free screen uses a pasted public T-address. The optional deep scan is read-only and never asks for a seed or private key.
No. It lists spenders and remaining amounts. Revoking requires a new signed transaction from your wallet, typically approve(0). Fake revoke dapps ask for a seed or a second unlimited approve — this desk only lists.
It reads TronScan's public approval index endpoints: GET /api/account/approve/list?address=&limit=50&start=0&type=token, plus /api/security/auth/data for risk tags.
No. revokeusdt.org is an independent screening desk and is not affiliated with TRON Foundation, Tether, SunSwap, or TronLink.
A capped allowance expires after the spender pulls that amount. An unlimited (max uint256) allowance stays until you revoke. DEX routers often ask for unlimited; phishing sites always do.