Review account-control and permanent delegates
Recognize permissions that affect more than a single token allowance.
Oath 4.0.3
Settings → Permissions → Account control
How to do it
- Choose the intended wallet and open Account control.
- Read the network, delegate or permission key and the scope shown for the entry.
- Distinguish an account-control delegation from a token spending allowance.
- If removal is offered, review exactly what it changes and whether the current wallet can authorize it.
- Confirm only after checking the fee and result you expect. Verify the updated state after confirmation.
- If the permission is permanent, unsupported or cannot be safely changed by this account, do not assume a token-level revoke will remove it.
Supported account-control inspection includes network-specific cases such as EVM delegation and TRON permission keys. These do not share one universal removal operation.
A Token-2022 permanent delegate is part of the mint’s authority design; an individual holder cannot simply revoke that authority like an ordinary token-account delegate.
A familiar asset logo or a small current balance does not make broad account control harmless. Read the scope before acting.
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