7702 Delegation Checker

Addresses

Up to 200 addresses per check.

Chains

Custom RPC

Optional. HTTPS only, saved on this device. Leave empty to use the default public RPC.

Addresses are sent to the selected RPC providers to read on-chain data. Nothing is stored.

Results

Addresses

0

Delegated

0

Contracts

0

Errors

0

Only show delegated

— No delegation Contract: a regular smart contract, not a wallet Error: the RPC didn’t answer, hover for details

What this means

Since the Pectra upgrade, a regular wallet can delegate its code to a smart contract (EIP-7702). Some wallets use this for smart-account features like batched transactions, so a delegation is not always malicious.

Drainers abuse it by getting you to sign an authorization that installs a sweeper contract, which then forwards any funds that arrive. If you didn’t knowingly enable a delegation, assume the wallet is compromised:

Move remaining funds to a fresh wallet with a new seed phrase.
Remove the delegation by signing a new authorization to 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 from the affected wallet. Some wallets offer this as “switch back to a regular account”.
Never sign authorization requests from websites.

Chains without EIP-7702 support will always show no delegation.