Rescue · Updated 22 Oct 2026 · 1 min
Rescue NFTs
ERC-721 and ERC-1155 collectibles move in the same rescue as your tokens, with no fee.
NFTs are rescued the same way as tokens: signed in your browser, sent from your sponsor wallet, delivered to your safe wallet in one transaction. RescueFi takes no fee on NFTs.
Finding them

In Step 1, switch to the NFTs tab after pasting the compromised key. The app lists what the wallet owns on the chosen chain, grouped by collection, with a per-collection "Select all". Tap a card to select it.
If a collection is missing, press "Add by contract" and paste the collection's contract address and the token ID. The app checks on-chain that the contract is an NFT collection and that the wallet owns the token before it lets you add it.

Two standards
- ERC-721 collections have one owner per token. Each card moves one item.
- ERC-1155 collections let a wallet own several copies of the same item. The card shows how many you own, and once selected a quantity control lets you move fewer than all of them.
The app tells the standards apart on-chain; you never have to choose.
Limits and the native coin
One rescue moves up to 50 NFTs, counted separately from the 50-token limit. Pick the rest in a second rescue.
When an NFT is selected, any native coin left in the wallet moves too, because the contract sweeps it in the same call. The coin row shows "moves with your NFTs" and cannot be unticked while NFTs are selected.
What can go wrong
Some collections refuse transfers from certain wallets, are paused, or lock items. Such an NFT is reported as "Not rescued" in Step 3 on its own; the other assets in the same rescue still move, and nothing is charged for it.