Connected your wallet to a sketchy site or bot?If you typed in your 24 words when connecting, you can say goodbye to that wallet. Whoever knows your seed phrase owns your wallet. Create a new wallet right now and move everything over. Then store the phrase somewhere no one can find it.
If you connected via TON Connect, there's no need to panic — this method only shares your public address and a proof of ownership, it doesn't give the app control over your funds.
But scam sites can still trick you afterward: they'll pop up a transaction request that looks harmless, and if you approve it without checking, it can drain your wallet. That's the pattern behind most wallet drainers — get you to sign, then take everything.
So don't rush to approve anything right after connecting. Check the amount, the recipient, and what you're actually signing — every time. If a service feels off, just disconnect it.
Want to disconnect the app? Go to Browser, tap the "Connected" tab at the top, press and hold the icon of the service you want, and tap "Disconnect."Download Tonkeeper
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