The moment a wallet's secret key leaks, automated thieves start racing to grab everything inside it. This tool moves your funds to safety faster than they can react.
Token Rescue is live today. Your hacked wallet is never funded or touched during a rescue.
How the rescue works
The instant a wallet is compromised, bots try to sweep out anything of value. A normal rescue is too slow — it happens in steps, and there's a gap between them where a bot can jump in. This tool closes that gap.
Protection that never sleeps
Sometimes a compromised wallet keeps receiving money even after it's been hacked — a refund, a payment, a deposit you forgot about. Each time, the bots get another chance.
Once you register a compromised wallet, this tool keeps an eye on it around the clock. The instant new funds arrive, it steps in and moves them to your safe wallet on its own. You don't need to be online, and you don't need to press a button every time.
Rescue tools
Token Rescue is available right now. More rescue tools are on the way.
Recovers the tokens sitting in a compromised wallet and moves them to a safe address you control. Because a separate wallet pays all the fees, your hacked wallet is never funded or exposed while the move happens — the funds leave in a single, instant step.
Start rescue →Pulls your NFTs — artwork, collectibles and other one-of-a-kind items — out of a compromised wallet and into a safe one. It uses the same fast, single-step move, so your one-of-a-kind items get the same head start against the bots.
Coming soonThere's no guarantee. How much can be recovered depends on how quickly the rescue begins and on network conditions at that moment. The tool is built to give you the best possible chance of getting funds out ahead of the bots — but it can't promise a specific outcome every time.
A sponsor wallet is a separate wallet you control, used only to pay gas fees. Instead of putting money into the compromised wallet (which bots are watching), you fund the sponsor wallet — it covers the transaction fees so the compromised wallet never has to receive anything. That's what removes the window bots normally exploit: there's no funding transaction on the compromised wallet for them to react to.
Instead of moving your funds in several separate steps, everything is bundled together and happens in a single, atomic transaction using EIP-7702. Because there's no pause between steps, there's no window of time for a bot to jump in and grab anything mid-way.
Your compromised wallet's private key never leaves your browser. It's used locally, on your device, every time — never sent to us, never stored, never touched by our servers. No exceptions. The only key we ever store is the sponsor wallet's key (a separate wallet that pays gas fees), and only if you explicitly enable autonomous rescues. This is never the default, and it is never your compromised wallet's key.
No. There's currently no fee charged on rescued funds — 100% of what's recovered goes straight to your safe wallet.
Right now it works on Monad network, with more planned for the future. As new networks become available, you'll be able to protect wallets across more of them.
Not yet. Today only Token Rescue is live. NFT Rescue is a separate tool that's coming soon — you'll find it in the Rescue tools section above.
If you think a wallet has been compromised, don't wait. Move what's left to safety now, and let the tool keep watching in case anything new arrives.