Compare CertiK with Revoke.cash
| Detail | ||
|---|---|---|
| Category | Security & Risk | Security & Risk |
| Used for | ||
| Audit Tools | Supports | Doesn't list |
| Protocol Security | Supports | Doesn't list |
| Security Alerts | Supports | Doesn't list |
| Wallet Security | Doesn't list | Supports |
| Platforms | ||
| Web | Supports | Doesn't list |
| Features | ||
| AI | Supports | Doesn't list |
| Dashboard | Doesn't list | Supports |
| Data | ||
| Security | Supports | Doesn't list |
| Pricing | ||
| Contact Sales | Supports | Doesn't list |
| Paid | Doesn't list | Supports |
| Pricing and verification | ||
| Starting price | Unknown | $99.00 per year |
| Free plan | Unknown | Yes |
| Free trial | Unknown | Unknown |
| Verification | Not verified | Not verified |
“Doesn’t list” means the catalog has no record of it for that tool, not that the tool cannot do it.
Verdict
From CoinSeek’s reviewed take on each tool. Neither is declared the winner.
CertiK
CertiK is a web-based security service for Web3 projects. It combines artificial intelligence with formal verification to review and monitor smart contracts and protocols. Its offerings cover code audits, simulated attacks through penetration testing, compliance and anti-money laundering tools, independent reserve verification, and advisory help with several regulatory frameworks. The facts also note SOC 2 Type II compliance and ISO 27001 certification. Pricing is handled through sales contact rather than listed openly. It fits protocol teams that want contracts checked before launch, and enterprises or exchanges that need risk and compliance support.
Best for: Auditing contracts before launch; Protocol security teams; Enterprise compliance and risk; Proof of Reserves checks
Revoke.cash
Revoke.cash is a dashboard for checking which smart contracts have permission to move tokens from a wallet, and for withdrawing that permission. It lists the approvals an address has granted, compares them against known contract exploits, and offers automatic revoking through continuous monitoring. Coverage depends on the plan, with single-chain or multichain options. The catalog also notes two points newcomers often miss: disconnecting a wallet from a site does not cancel approvals, and hardware wallets do not guard against approval exploits. It suits anyone who wants to tidy up old permissions, and the listing marks it as paid.
Best for: Reviewing old token approvals; Revoking unused contract permissions; Checking wallets for known exploits; Basic wallet security upkeep