Automated MyEtherWallet Approval Audit Checklist
Every Monday, WebRun opens MyEtherWallet, reads the active token approvals connected to your wallet address, adds a Trello checklist card for any approval that is unlimited or unused in the last 90 days, and sends a WhatsApp reminder only when new items have been added to the review list.
How do I audit token approvals connected to my MyEtherWallet address?
WebRun reads the token approvals connected to your MyEtherWallet address every Monday, flagging any that are unlimited, unused for 90 days, or tied to a contract not seen before. It adds each to a Trello checklist and sends a WhatsApp reminder only when the review list grows, so stale approvals get a human decision instead of sitting forgotten.
- Unlimited or stale approvals get flagged instead of sitting quietly forever
- A running Trello checklist replaces trying to remember what to review
- No approval is ever revoked automatically, so every decision stays yours
Built for DeFi users · Ethereum wallet holders · crypto security-conscious investors · MyEtherWallet users
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.myetherwallet.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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MyEtherWallet - read active token approvals
myetherwallet.com
WebRun opens MyEtherWallet to read active token approvals. - Open MyEtherWallet and read the active token approvals for the connected address
- Note which approvals are unlimited rather than capped to a specific amount
- Flag any approval unused in the last 90 days or tied to a contract not seen on a prior run
Done when Every active approval is listed with its limit, last-used date, and risk flag.
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Trello - add approvals to the review checklist
trello.com
WebRun opens Trello to add approvals to the review checklist. - Add a card to the Approval Review board for any newly flagged approval
- List the contract, limit, and last-used date in the card description
- Move a card to Revoked once you confirm you have handled it yourself
Done when Every flagged approval has a Trello card, and resolved ones are marked Revoked.
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WhatsApp - send a new-items reminder
whatsapp.com
WebRun uses WhatsApp to send a new-items reminder. - Send a reminder only when new approvals were added to the review list this week
- State how many new items need review
- Send nothing on a week with no new flagged approvals
Done when A reminder went out only when the review list actually grew.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does WebRun revoke any token approvals itself?
No. WebRun never places, cancels, or modifies a trade, and it never transfers funds or moves assets. It only reads and reports on your active approvals. Revoking one is an on-chain transaction that only you can sign, so it is always left for you to do directly in MyEtherWallet or a block explorer.
Can WebRun see or use my private key?
No. It only reads the public approval data your wallet address already shows on-chain. It never has access to your private key or seed phrase, and it never signs a transaction.
How does it decide an approval is worth reviewing?
It flags approvals that are unlimited rather than capped, unused for 90 days, or tied to a contract not seen in a prior weekly run. These are signals to review, not proof something is wrong.
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