Observed arrival · 2026-10-12
Grub checks the chain before your wallet signs
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
Grub presents a set of pre-signature security checks for BNB Chain transactions, tokens, approvals, and suspicious messages.
- For
- BNB Chain users checking signatures, tokens, or approvals
- Worth noticing
- Token checks are described as buy-and-sell tests on a live-chain fork; approval coverage includes known pairs and roughly one day of events.
Field notes
Transaction inputs include hex calldata, wallet-style JSON, and EIP-712 typed messages; the page says it replays transactions against live chain state and lists asset movements and permissions. Token checks are described as source and ownership inspection plus buy-and-sell tests on a fork, while approval audits cover known routers and aggregators and recent Approval events. The page also lists $GRUB holding thresholds for deeper scans and server access, alongside an explicit unaudited-contract warning.
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