Settings

Change your profile, theme, sign-in methods and connected apps, or close your account.

Settings is one page: your name, the theme, privacy, sign-in methods, your wallet, connected apps, sessions and the danger zone, in that order.

Change your name

Under Profile in Settings, edit Display name, then press Enter to save or Escape to cancel. The name appears in the sidebar and account menu.

Find or export your wallet

The Wallet section shows your address with buttons to copy it and open Etherscan, marked Connected wallet or Embedded wallet. An embedded wallet also gets an Export wallet row; select Export to open the key-export dialog. Anyone with that key can control the wallet.

Delete your account

Under Danger zone at the bottom of the page, select Delete on the Delete account row. Deleting removes your API keys and profile, and forfeits your credit and free credit. These changes cannot be recovered. Tokens in your wallet stay there.

Type the shortened wallet address shown in the confirmation dialog. If a request is still running, wait until it finishes and try again.

Signing in with the same wallet later opens the same account with no credit. It cannot collect free credit again.

Choose a theme

Under Interface, choose System, Light or Dark for Theme. System follows your device's setting.

Check privacy information

Under Privacy, Cookies and storage opens the cookie policy. Prompts and responses reads Not stored because Activity keeps request metadata only.

Under Sign-in methods, add an email, Google account, wallet or passkey. Each linked method opens the same Deference account. Remove a method when you no longer want to use it.

A passkey uses Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello or a security key. Add it here, then choose it on the sign-in page.

Sign out on every device

Under Sessions, choose Sign out everywhere to end all sessions and connected-app access, including this session. API keys keep working. If you need to stop them too, select Also disable all API keys before confirming.

Find your connected apps

Connected apps opens Agents. Agents lists the clients connected through the MCP server, with their access, spend budget and last use. Pause an app's spending or disconnect it there.