Every door this address has left open
Reads every Approval the address has ever emitted on Robinhood Chain, keeps the latest per spender, and asks the chain what is still standing. Where there is a balance behind it, the spender's own transferFrom is executed from the spender's own address through eth_call — the money moves, in a simulation that writes nothing.
Nothing is signed and nothing is sent. Reading is free; every write on this page is opt-in and simulated first.
Four verdicts, and only one of them is a guess
Spendable
The transfer succeeded in simulation and both controls failed. This money is takeable at this block by the address holding the allowance. It is not a risk score.
Standing
The allowance is open but the balance behind it is zero right now. It takes nothing today and everything the day you are paid.
Refused
The token itself said no — paused, restricted, or blocking that transfer. The reason is printed rather than swallowed, because a refusal counted as safety makes a token look better than it is.
Void
A control passed when it must not have. The proof beside it means nothing and is reported as void rather than green. This should never appear.
Being spendable is not an accusation. Nearly every spender here is a router or a vault doing exactly what it was built to do, and a standing allowance is how they work at all. The number is about what would be possible if one of them were ever replaced, compromised, or simply not what you thought it was — and about how many of those you are carrying without knowing.