dApps & permissions
Connect apps, understand requests and revoke supported access.
15 articlesReview wallet permissions and connected apps
Inspect token allowances, NFT access, connected apps and supported account-control permissions for the selected wallet.
Connect a dApp with WalletConnect
Approve the intended website, wallet and networks before responding to a dApp request.
Disconnect a dApp safely
End a WalletConnect session and separately review any on-chain permissions you granted.
Review a token swap from a dApp
Understand which asset you pay, which asset you expect, and the network and limits you are authorizing.
Read human-readable transaction data
Use the decoded details to understand a contract request while keeping the exact technical payload available.
Review messages, sign-ins and token permits
Tell a login challenge apart from a message, token approval or spending authorization.
Use Solana dApps and test networks
Review Solana requests on the exact mainnet, Devnet or Testnet cluster approved for the session.
Review THORChain dApp requests
Check RUNE transfers, deposits and readable cross-chain swap instructions separately.
Revoke a token allowance or delegate
Remove a supported permission and verify that access is actually gone on-chain.
Revoke several permissions
Select a group of permissions, review the batch and check each result independently.
Understand permission scan coverage
Use scan status to distinguish checked, partial, unavailable and unindexed network results.
Check a contract and approved address
Look up a specific supported permission when you know the exact contract and spender.
Understand Permit2 and signed approvals
Separate an existing allowance from a signature that may authorize future spending.
Check revocation progress and failures
Confirm each permission removal rather than assuming a completed queue means every item succeeded.
Review account-control and permanent delegates
Recognize permissions that affect more than a single token allowance.
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