Close a Stellar account, cleanly.
Unwind your DeFi positions, 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 approve each transaction.
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.
Read the security docsEverything is documented
The closure plan, the mediator path, the allowance viewer, the multisig coordination, the security model. Every claim in the docs traces back to a specific file in the source.
Open the live app, run the demo flow, connect a real wallet, or paste a secret key.
The audit, the plan tree, the 9-phase classical batch, the simulator, the executor.
Sending recovered XLM to a wallet, and how the mediator path reaches an exchange.
What the deployment can do, the contract allow-list, the safety gates, the CSP.
Audit and revoke SEP-41 token approvals on any address.
Install, configure environment variables, run under your own domain.