Disconnect a dApp safely
End a WalletConnect session and separately review any on-chain permissions you granted.
Oath 4.0.3
Where to find it
Settings → WalletConnect, or Permissions → Connected DApps
How to do it
- Open the connected-apps list and choose the wallet whose sessions you want to inspect.
- Identify the session by its website and approved accounts/networks.
- Open its controls and disconnect the intended session.
- Return to the list and verify that it is no longer connected. Reconnect from the dApp if you later need it.
- Open Permissions → Token access or Collectible access if you also want to revoke previously granted allowances.
- Review and confirm those revocations separately, then check their results.
A WalletConnect session allows a dApp to request actions. Disconnecting removes that session’s access to this wallet connection.
Disconnecting does not revoke on-chain allowances. A previously signed permit may also remain usable until its expiry or an applicable invalidation.
Disconnecting is not an on-chain transaction and does not reverse a completed swap or transfer.
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