26.1% of wallet value remains within active permissions.
Mapping contracts and permissionsScanning
Reveal active permissions, hidden signature exposure, and contracts that can still move your assets—even after the original transaction is over.
26.1% of wallet value remains within active permissions.
Mapping contracts and permissionsScanning
Wallet Check is the entry point. Fortnitel continues with signature intelligence, transaction analysis, and active monitoring—all in one free product.
Map token permissions, contract interactions, suspicious assets, and exposed value across connected EVM accounts.
Read-only initial analysisMonitor approvals, transfers, suspicious assets, and changes in contract risk.
A private history of what you approved, for which domain, amount, spender, and expiry.
Human-readable recordA calm containment path generated from your wallet’s current exposure.
See immediate changes, future authority, maximum exposure, active consent, personal rules, and the exact action that removes each risk.
What can move assets now, what remains possible later, and the maximum value currently exposed.
Amount, spender, network, and interaction time differ from your established behavior.
Domain identity does not match a previously trusted application or verified contract.
Unlimited amount, no expiry, unknown spender, and unavailable contract source.
A private, human-readable record of onchain permissions and offchain signatures routed through Guard.
Guard evaluates every routed request against rules you control before forwarding it to your wallet.
Known recipients protect against poisoning and visually similar addresses.
A trusted contact can review critical alerts without gaining signing access.
Existing permissions are continuously re-evaluated when contract, domain, and threat intelligence changes.
USDT Permit2 remains active · maximum exposure $3,420 · action recommended
4 min ago0x71C8…42F0 received an unlimited USDT permission
18 days agoIncoming dust transfer resembles an address used last week
22 days agoNFT #8041 order will expire in 2 days
TodayA wallet-specific containment route prioritizes exposed value, gas requirements, revocations, and safe migration.
Disconnect unknown sessions and do not sign additional requests.
Keep approximately $18.70 available for revocations and migration.
Most liquid exposed asset · destination: My Vault 0x18D2…C770.
Unknown spender · unlimited amount · no expiry.
Offchain signature for NFT #8041 remains valid for 2 days.
Requests routed through Fortnitel are decoded and analyzed before they reach the final wallet approval.
This is not a login. The signature authorizes a new spender to transfer USDT until the permission is revoked.
The initial WalletConnect check identifies your public address. Sensitive actions remain in the wallet you already trust.
Select your wallet through WalletConnect. Fortnitel never requests a seed phrase or private key and cannot sign independently.
Fortnitel reads public onchain activity to identify approvals, suspicious interactions, risky assets, and affected value.
When a request is routed through the Guard, its domain, method, permissions, and projected asset changes are translated into plain language.
Monitor the public address for new exposure and return to revoke permissions or follow an emergency route when needed.
No card, subscription, deposit, or token purchase. Run a read-only Wallet Check through WalletConnect.
Wallet security starts with precise permissions and honest limitations.
The initial check shares the public wallet address, selected network, and methods approved in the WalletConnect session. It does not expose a seed phrase or private key. Wallet Check uses public blockchain data and does not require a transaction.
No. Fortnitel cannot sign independently. Any revoke, transfer, or other onchain action must be presented as a separate request and explicitly confirmed in the user’s wallet.
No. A standard WalletConnect website session sees only its own requests. Cross-dApp pre-sign protection requires the request to be routed through the Fortnitel companion, extension, or supported wallet integration.
Yes. Fortnitel has no subscription, card checkout, token sale, deposit, or paid tier. WalletConnect is the only connection method.
No. The score is a risk signal based on available data, not a guarantee. Contract status, threat intelligence, and offchain context can change, so users must still review every wallet request.