How to Disconnect a Website From Phantom Wallet

Accessing Connected Sites Settings

1. Open the Phantom wallet extension or mobile application.

2. Navigate to the main menu by tapping the three-dot icon or hamburger menu in the top-right corner.

3. Select Settings from the dropdown or sidebar list.

4. Scroll down and tap Connected Sites — this section displays all domains currently authorized to interact with your wallet.

5. Each listed site shows its connection date, last used timestamp, and associated network (e.g., Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain).

Identifying Unauthorized or Unused Connections

1. Review each domain name carefully — look for misspellings, unfamiliar subdomains, or services you no longer use.

2. Check whether the site requested permissions like sign messages, view balances, or approve token transfers.

3. Cross-reference recent transaction history to verify if any activity originated from that domain.

4. Pay attention to sites connected via WalletConnect sessions — these may persist even after browser tab closure.

5. Note that some dApps retain read-only access unless explicitly revoked; full revocation requires manual action.

Executing the Disconnection Process

1. Tap on the target website entry within the Connected Sites list.

2. A detailed permission screen appears showing granted capabilities and network scope.

3. Locate and press the Disconnect button — it is typically red or outlined in warning color.

4. Confirm the action when prompted; Phantom does not require secondary signature for disconnection.

5. The domain disappears instantly from the list, and all session keys tied to that origin are invalidated.

Post-Disconnection Verification Steps

1. Return to the dApp’s interface and attempt to trigger a wallet interaction — it should prompt re-connection.

2. Inspect the browser console for failed RPC calls or rejected provider requests as confirmation of clean cut-off.

3. Verify that no pending transactions or approvals remain linked to the disconnected domain in the Transaction History tab.

4. Reopen Phantom’s Connected Sites view to ensure the entry is fully removed.

5. Repeat the process for any mirrored connections across different networks (e.g., same domain on Solana and BNB Chain).

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does disconnecting a site cancel active token approvals?A: No. Disconnection only severs communication access. Token allowances must be revoked separately using tools like Etherscan’s Token Approvals checker or Revoke.cash.

Q: Can a disconnected site reconnect without my knowledge?A: Only if you manually approve it again. Phantom never auto-reconnects domains after revocation.

Q: What happens to saved wallet addresses associated with a disconnected site?A: Phantom retains no address mappings per site. All address storage remains local and unaffected by connection status.

Q: Is there a way to bulk disconnect multiple sites at once?A: Phantom does not offer native bulk removal. Each domain must be disconnected individually through the UI.