Shingan vs revoke tools
Revoke tools are genuinely useful, and you should use one. But it is worth being clear about what each approach does — they solve different problems.
| Revoke tool | Shingan | |
|---|---|---|
| Clears existing approvals | Yes | Via revoke links |
| Runs when you remember | Yes | Always on |
| Alerts on a new risky approval | No | Yes |
| Alerts on large outflows | No | Yes |
| Spender risk scoring | Partial | Yes |
| Needs your keys | No | No |
The gap a revoke tool leaves
A check tells you today’s state. The loss usually happens on a day you did not check — a new dapp, a fresh signature, a drainer that moves fast. Continuous monitoring closes that gap by telling you when something changes.
Use both
Keep a revoke tool for periodic cleanup, and let Shingan watch in between. Shingan is non-custodial, read-only and free to start.