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How to Manage and Delete dApp Connections in the Temple Wallet

This step-by-step guide shows you how to review connected applications and revoke permissions across both Tezos and EVM blockchains, enhancing your wallet's security and control.

1. Open your Temple Wallet Extension and click on the Menu icon

By clicking on the Menu icon, you will open the Menu dropdown with a lot of necessary options on how to manage your wallet.

Temple Wallet main page
Temple Wallet main page

2. Click on the Settings option

Click on the Settings option in the Menu dropdown to open the settings in the Temple Wallet Extension.

Menu dropdown
Menu dropdown

3. Click on the Connected Dapps option

Click on the Connected Dapps option to open the Connected Dapps page.

Settings page
Settings page

4. Click on the Disconnect icon

Click on the Disconnect icon on the dApp that you want to unlink from the wallet. If you want to disconnect all dApps, click on the Disconnect All button.

For our example, we will disconnect the 1inch dApp.

Connected Dapps page
Connected Dapps page

5. Verify the successful disconnection of the dApp

In our example, the "1inch" dApp has been successfully disconnected from the wallet. In order to connect the "1inch" dApp, you need to open the "1inch" dApp and connect the Temple Wallet again.

Connected Dapps page
Connected Dapps page

Conclusion

Mastering the management and deletion of dApp connections within your Temple Wallet is a crucial skill for maintaining control and security over your digital assets. As Temple Wallet seamlessly bridges the Tezos ecosystem with various EVM blockchains (like Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Etherlink, and more), managing these connections across different networks becomes even more vital.

Following the steps outlined in this guide allows you to easily review and revoke permissions granted to decentralized applications. Regularly auditing and disconnecting dApps you no longer use or trust is a fundamental aspect of wallet hygiene and significantly reduces your potential attack surface. Whether you're interacting with DeFi protocols on Tezos or exploring NFT marketplaces on an EVM chain, knowing how to manage these connections ensures you remain in full command of your Temple Wallet's interactions.

By proactively managing your connected dApps, you enhance your privacy and security posture within the decentralized web. Temple Wallet provides the tools, and utilizing them effectively empowers you to navigate the multichain landscape safely and confidently. Remember to periodically check your connected dApps list as a best practice for secure crypto asset management.