撤销全部 TRC20 授权

Revoke all means one wallet tx per spender

There is no single on-chain button that clears every TRC20 allowance at once. Each token–spender pair needs its own signed call — usually approve(spender, 0) from the wallet that owns the tokens. RevokeUSDT lists the full board so you can work through rows in TronLink, TokenPocket, or another wallet you control.

Paste a public T-address. TronScan approve/list returns up to 50 token approvals per request. Filter Unlimited and Risk first if you want the dangerous rows before named DEX dust.

Suggested revoke order on TRON

Start with unknown spenders holding unlimited official USDT (TR7NHqjeKQxGTCi8q8ZY4pL8otSzgjLj6t). Then revoke abandoned DEX routers you no longer use. Named SunSwap or JustLend unlimited rows you still trade with can wait — but audit them after migrations.

Re-paste the address here after each batch to confirm remaining dropped. Index lag is usually minutes, not hours.

TronLink Approval Management vs this desk

TronLink shows approvals inside the wallet UI. RevokeUSDT reads the same public TronScan index with risk tags and unlimited flags in one table — useful before you open TronLink to sign revokes. Neither tool asks for a seed on the free list.

See the TronLink revoke check page and the how-to-revoke guide for step-by-step signing.

Fake “revoke all” sites

Phishing pages promise one-click revoke all if you paste a seed phrase. Approvals load from a public address only. Close those tabs. Real revoke is approve(0) signed in your wallet, one spender at a time.

RevokeUSDT never broadcasts revoke transactions. Optional deep scan is read-only (~2–3 TRX).

Independent desk

RevokeUSDT (revokeusdt.org) is not TRON Foundation, Tether, SunSwap, TronLink, or revoke.cash. Help: @wholetron with a public T-address or tx hash — never a seed.