Scammers on the Solana blockchain may try to trick you into approving malicious transactions. These scams often target Associated Token Accounts (ATAs)—special sub-addresses used to store specific tokens. Once compromised, scammers can drain your funds even if you disconnect the malicious app. Revoking a token approval isn't the same as disconnecting your wallet from an app.
If you need to disconnect your wallet, check out this article: How to disconnect Phantom from apps.
Note: Phantom isn't responsible for any third-party tools or apps. Always exercise caution and do your own research before using them.
Revoke token approvals on Solana
If you think your wallet has been compromised, you can use a trusted revoke tool, such as Famous Foxes Revoke Tool, to remove any suspicious permissions.
- Visit Famous Foxes Revoke Tool.
- Connect your Phantom wallet.
- Click Revoke all to remove all approvals.
Revoke token approvals on Ethereum and other EVM chains
Scammers on EVM-compatible chains like Ethereum, Base, Polygon, or Monad may exploit smart contracts
to access your funds.
To revoke access to smart contracts, follow How to revoke token access (ethereum.org).