Close a Stellar account, cleanly.
Unwind every DeFi position, strip trustlines and signers, then merge what's left to a wallet or exchange, reserve and all.
Emptying an account isn't closing it
Other paths move your balances out, but can't run ACCOUNT_MERGE, so the account, and its reserve, stay frozen forever. Each gets a little further. Only one finishes.
Everything attached to an account
Every entry discovered, sequenced, and checked against a hardcoded allow-list before you sign.
You see every step before anything happens
Nothing is auto-signed. You review the full simulated plan, then approve, the step that separates this from a scam.
Everything is staged behind your signature
The full plan is built and simulated up front. Nothing crosses the line until you sign, once.
Four hard promises a phishing site can't make
A tool that drains accounts is a target by definition. These guarantees are enforced in code, not policy.
Protocols and wallets it speaks to
Full Soroban parity with classic assets, every integration on a hardcoded allow-list.
Stellar's answer to revoke.cash
Paste any G… or C… address and list active SEP-41 token allowances. Revoke any of them with a single signed call. No closure required.
Open allowance viewerThe honest answers, before you connect
A tool that drains accounts should expect skepticism. Here's exactly how it works, and what it can't do.
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