Every permission, and how to take it back.
Updated 15 Oct 2026
Connecting shares an address, nothing more
Connecting a wallet tells the site your public address so it can read balances. It does not let the site move anything. Every action that moves funds is a transaction your wallet shows you first.
The USDG allowance
Plans and buy copies need permission to pull USDG from your wallet: an ERC-20 allowance to the OscraRunbook contract. The workspace offers an allowance equal to your plan budget, or an unlimited one if you prefer fewer approvals. The contract can pull only what a due order allows, and only for your own plans and follows.
Sell approvals
To copy a sell idea, the Runbook needs an allowance on that stock token. It then sells only the share of what you copied from that desk, and returns the USDG to you in the same transaction.
Revoking
- Workspace overview: “Set allowance to zero” for USDG.
- Any allowance can also be cleared from the explorer or a wallet's token-approval screen.
- Holding or closing a plan, or unfollowing a desk, stops it without touching allowances.
Exchange API keys
OSCRA does not ask for exchange API keys in this release and stores none. If centralized exchange connections are added, they will use trading-only keys with withdrawals disabled, kept encrypted in your browser and never sent to a OSCRA server.