Your wallet was hacked? Get your ENS names out safely.
A thief's robot is grabbing everything from your wallet. Lifeboat moves your names to a new wallet in one sealed step the robot can't stop.
Hacked wallet
Choose names
Pay the fee
Rescue
Done
What happened to your wallet?
Lifeboat is made for this.A thief knows your secret words. You can still save your names.
Why sending ETH fails: a robot watches your wallet day and night. The moment ETH arrives, it takes it, before you can use it to move anything.How Lifeboat beats it: the fee money and the moving of your names happen in the same instant, out of the robot's sight. There's nothing for it to grab.
You'll need three things
1The hacked wallet's secret words (12 or 24 words, also called a recovery or seed phrase), or its private key.
2A brand-new wallet to receive your names, one the thief has never seen. Create it in any wallet app and copy its address (starts with 0x).
3A little ETH somewhere else, in another wallet or an exchange, for the network fee. We'll show the exact amount; it's usually a few dollars.
Good news: your secret words are probably safe.You likely don't need this tool, and you shouldn't type your secret words anywhere.
This usually means a scam website got your permission to take certain tokens when you clicked "approve" or signed a message. It can take only what you approved. It can't take ETH, and it can't move your ENS names unless you approved those too.
Do this instead
Open revoke.cash, connect your wallet, and remove (revoke) every approval you don't recognise.
Move your ENS names the normal way in the official ENS app, app.ens.domains, if you want them in a different wallet.
From now on, be careful what you approve or sign on websites.
If ETH you send to the wallet does vanish on its own, your secret words are stolen after all. Then use Lifeboat.
A quick check
The one thing that tells the difference: does ETH disappear on its own?
From another wallet or an exchange, send a tiny amount of ETH (about $1) to the hacked wallet.
Watch the wallet for two minutes. Don't touch anything.
Or, instead: look up the wallet's address on etherscan.io. If ETH that came in was sent out again within seconds, a robot did that.
Step 1: your hacked wallet
Only the hacked wallet itself can move its names, so this page needs its secret words to sign the move. They are used right here and never sent anywhere, not even to us.
Before you paste, keep it clean
Use a private window (Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + N) with no browser add-ons.
When you're finished, close that window. That erases everything this page held.
If you copied the words, press "Clear clipboard" below afterwards. On Windows, also open clipboard history (Win + V) and clear it.
Have several accounts under the same words?
No problem. We check the first five accounts and let you choose if more than one has names. For an account further down the list, open your wallet app, choose that account, export its private key and paste that instead.
Step 2: choose names and your new wallet
Hacked wallet:
Looking for the names in this wallet…
Step 3: pay the network fee
We made a brand-new fee wallet just for this rescue. Only this page knows its key, so the thief can't touch it. Send it the amount below from another wallet or an exchange.
Send this much ETH (Ethereum mainnet)
0 ETH
exactly ETH, or a little more
to this fee wallet:
Waiting for the money… received 0 ETH
Anything not used for fees is sent to your new wallet automatically at the end. Keep this page open until then.
Backup key for the fee wallet (only if this page closes by accident)
If the page closes before the end, import this key into any wallet app to get the fee money back. It controls only the fee wallet, nothing else.
Rescuing your names…
We try again every 12 seconds until the sealed package is accepted. This usually takes a few minutes. Names go to
Show technical log
Your names are safe
These names now belong to your new wallet
Never use the hacked wallet again.Don't send anything to it, and don't import its secret words into any app.
Then close this window. If this helped, donations keep it free: defiantcode.eth