Evac Engine: A Panic Button for Your Wallet
Move everything in a connected wallet to a safe-haven address in one guided flow, and revoke a token approval you no longer trust — before an exploit or a bad signature costs you.
When something goes wrong — an exploit announcement, a stablecoin wobble, a signature you're second-guessing — the slow part isn't deciding to move funds, it's actually doing it across every token and chain fast enough to matter.
Quick facts
- Scans every connected wallet (Solana + EVM) for real, priced balances — not just "dust"
- One guided flow moves everything selected to a safe-haven address you specify
- A standalone revoke tool builds a real approve(spender, 0) transaction for a token/spender you already know about
- Does not auto-discover approvals (needs a paid indexer) or auto-unwind LP/lending positions (protocol-specific, not built yet)
What it actually does
Connect your wallet and scan — Evac Engine finds every real balance it can price, not just small stranded amounts. Pick a safe-haven address (your hardware wallet, most likely) and hit evacuate; each selected token runs through the same real swap engine every other feature on this app uses, landing at your specified address.
If you already know a specific approval you want gone — say you spotted it on revoke.cash — the revoke tool below builds a real approve(spender, 0) transaction for that exact token and spender, no guessing.
What v1 doesn't do (and why)
Automatically discovering every approval a wallet has ever granted needs a real blockchain indexer with deep history — Alchemy, Covalent, or similar — which requires a paid account this session doesn't have credentials for. Rather than fake a scan that silently misses most approvals, Evac Engine points you to a real tool (revoke.cash) for discovery and handles execution. Auto-withdrawing from lending/LP protocols is real, separate, protocol-specific integration work — logged as a follow-up, not silently skipped.
Open Evac Engine — connect a wallet and scan to see what it finds.