Revoke.cash said users should go to the Auto-Revoking module on their account page and check whether yellow warning icons appear on each network after last week’s Magic Eden security incident. According to Odaily, if a warning icon appears, users should first restore the address to a regular account in another wallet app and then upgrade it to a smart account through MetaMask.

The company also said users should make sure all active networks are enabled and that each wallet in a subscription has been granted the relevant permissions separately. Revoke.cash added that Ultimate subscribers must confirm two conditions for Auto-Revoking to protect assets properly: the wallet must be granted Auto-Revoking permission in MetaMask, and the wallet must already be upgraded to a MetaMask smart account on the corresponding network.