Where to Find Wallet Authorization Revoke Entry on Binance and OKX
The wallet authorization revoke entry for both Binance and OKX is located within their respective Web3 Wallet modules, not under the exchange account's 'Security Settings' or 'Profile'. If you look in the exchange account's regular menus, it's normal not to find it.
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Prerequisites
The app you have open is the main Binance or OKX app, not a separate wallet application.
You need to switch to or enter the Web3 Wallet function, not the exchange account module.
The wallet is in a logged-in/unlocked state.
Binance Wallet Authorization Revoke Entry
Open the Binance App, log in, and tap the [Wallet] button in the bottom navigation bar.
At the top or upper-middle of the wallet page, find and tap to enter [Web3 Wallet]. If you are using Binance's Web3 function, this step requires switching from the exchange wallet to the Web3 wallet interface.
Once in the Web3 Wallet, tap [Assets] in the bottom-right corner.
On the Assets page, find and tap [Approvals] (or [Authorization Approvals]).
The system will list detected risky authorizations. Tap any item to view details, then tap [Revoke] to confirm.
Binance Web3 Wallet also integrates a Security Center [Security Scan] feature, which can directly scan the wallet and handle risky authorizations with one click.
Completion standard: In the 'Approvals' list, you can see a list of authorized dApps or contracts, and you can tap [Revoke] to enter the confirmation process.
OKX Wallet Authorization Revoke Entry
Open the OKX App, log in, and tap the [Wallet] button in the bottom navigation bar.
Confirm you are in Web3 Wallet mode; the page should show on-chain assets, not the exchange account's 'Funding Account' balance.
On the Web3 Wallet homepage, tap the Authorization tab, or look for entries named similar to 'Authorization Management' or 'dApp Authorization'.
After entering, you will see a list of all authorized contracts and dApps. Select the target record and tap Revoke.
Since October 2023, OKX Web3 Wallet has supported viewing full historical authorizations, covering mainstream networks such as Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, and Arbitrum, not just records after wallet creation.
Completion standard: On the authorization management page, you can see a list of historical authorization records and can perform revoke operations.
Common Misconceptions
Don't confuse 'wallet authorization' with 'account device management': Binance's device management feature manages login devices, not contract authorizations; they are completely different.
Don't mistake 'linked wallet' for authorization revoke: OKX's 'Linked Wallet' binds the Web3 wallet to the exchange account for small transfers, not for contract authorization management.
Risk Reminders
Be wary of unusual gas fees: Revoking authorizations requires paying on-chain gas fees. If the estimated gas fee is abnormally high, far above the current normal network level, you may have encountered a phishing contract; it is recommended to cancel the operation.
Not all authorizations are risky: Some items in the authorization list are remnants from when you normally used DEXs, lending protocols, etc. Focus on revoking authorizations that are no longer used, of unknown origin, or for high-risk contracts.
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Confirmation of Completion
Enter the corresponding authorization management page, where you can see the list of authorization records and can successfully click into the details or revoke interface for a specific record, indicating that you have found the entry. Next, review the authorization records in the list and perform revoke operations on contracts that are no longer used or of unknown origin.
