5 curated resources · 2026 directory

Security · compared & reviewed

The most important category on this site. Token-approval revokers, transaction simulators, scam detectors and multisig vaults. Most people lose money to social engineering and sloppy approvals — not to broken cryptography.

Quick picks — How do I protect my crypto?

ResourceBest forEst.Link
Revoke.cash Every single DeFi user, quarterly 2019 Visit
Chainabuse Checking addresses before sending anything significant 2022 Visit
DeBank Portfolio oversight and approval audits across many wallets 2018 Visit
Safe Significant holdings, DAOs and shared funds 2018 Visit
ScamSniffer Everyone who clicks links from crypto Twitter or Discord 2023 Visit

★ = Sumo Pick, our editors' recommendation for the most common use case.

Every security we list

Revoke.cash logo

Revoke.cash

est. 2019

Sumo Pick

The approval manager — see every token permission you've ever granted and revoke the risky ones.

Security approvalsprotection
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Chainabuse logo

Chainabuse

est. 2022

The community database of scam addresses and sites — check before you send, report after you're hit.

Security scam-databasereporting
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DeBank logo

DeBank

est. 2018

Track every wallet's holdings across chains — and audit their approvals in the same place.

Security portfolioapprovals
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Safe logo

Safe

est. 2018

The industry-standard multisig — require multiple signatures before funds can move.

Security multisigsmart-contract
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ScamSniffer logo

ScamSniffer

est. 2023

Real-time phishing detection for crypto sites — blocks drainer pages before they load.

Security phishingprotection
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Frequently asked questions

What's the single most important security habit?
Never entering your seed phrase anywhere digital — and never sharing it with anyone, ever. After that: hardware wallet for meaningful holdings, and quarterly approval hygiene.
I got scammed — can I get my crypto back?
Blockchain transactions can't be reversed, and anyone claiming they can 'recover' your funds for a fee is running a second scam. Report to the exchange, authorities and Chainabuse, and secure what remains.