Drainer Exposure
Look up an address in GoPlus's malicious-address database.
Reads public data
Paste an address. A match is meaningful; silence is not clearance.
About drainer exposure
Checks an address against a database of known malicious actors: drainer contracts, phishing operations, theft, laundering, sanctions. Worth being precise about what a quiet result means. It means the address is not in the database — or that the database answered with every field zero, which looks identical. A drainer deployed an hour ago is not in any database either, so absence of a finding is the normal state for both a legitimate contract and a brand new attack. Silence is not clearance.
Common questions
How do I check if an address is a scam?
Paste it. This queries GoPlus's malicious-address database, which aggregates phishing, theft and sanctions reporting. A match is meaningful; an absence is not a clearance, because an address deployed this morning has no history either — and an address the database has never catalogued can look identical to one it has cleared.
What is a wallet drainer?
A drainer is a contract or signature flow designed to take everything from a wallet that interacts with it, usually reached through a phishing site imitating a real project. Most drains happen through a signature rather than a transaction, which is why they leave no trace in transaction history until the funds are already gone.