Magic Eden / Limit Break exploit · Ethereum

Is your wallet still exposed?

Paste an Ethereum address to see whether it still approves Limit Break's Payment Processor V2, the contract behind the Magic Eden exploit. It can't be paused, so an approval stays dangerous until you revoke it.

The numbers

54,945wallets still approve Payment Processor V2 on Ethereum

can lose NFTs or tokens right now
8,803
hold NFTs we can't count, so may be at risk now
2,896
are one approved NFT or WETH away
43,246
of wallets exposed when the exploit began still haven't revoked
88.9%
unlimited WETH approvals still open
5,674
wallets approved it after the exploit began
112

Snapshot at block 26,079,439 · Sep 29, 2026, 00:08 UTC

Revoke on revoke.cash →

This site never asks you to connect a wallet or sign anything. A copy of it that does is a scam. Revoking happens on revoke.cash, from your own wallet.