> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://elvo-exchange.gitbook.io/elvo-exchange-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://elvo-exchange.gitbook.io/elvo-exchange-docs/account/active-sessions.md). # Active Sessions Review and manage the browsers and devices currently signed in to your Elvo Exchange account. ## Active Sessions Review and manage the browsers and devices currently signed in to your Elvo Exchange account. ### What Are Active Sessions? An active session represents a browser or device that is currently authenticated to your Elvo Exchange account. The Active Sessions page allows you to review your signed-in devices and terminate any session that you no longer use or do not recognize. [**View Active Sessions →**](https://elvo.exchange/account/sessions) *** ### Review Your Signed-In Devices Each active session may display information such as: * Browser * Device or operating system * Approximate location when available * Session start time * Session expiration time * Sign-in method * Connected wallet information for wallet-based sessions Your current browser is identified as **Current session**. > Location information may appear as **Unknown** when reliable location metadata is not available. An unknown location does not automatically mean that the session is suspicious. *** ### Email and Wallet Sessions Elvo also identifies how a session was authenticated. #### Email Sign-In Sessions created using your Elvo email account are displayed as **Email sign-in**. #### Wallet Sign-In Sessions created through a linked wallet may display: * Wallet sign-in * A shortened wallet address * The associated chain ID This can help you identify which authentication method was used to access your account. *** ### Terminate a Session If you see a browser or device that you no longer use: 1. Open [**Active Sessions →**](https://elvo.exchange/account/sessions) 2. Find the session you want to remove. 3. Review the browser, device, and session information. 4. Select **Terminate**. That session will no longer be authorized to access your Elvo account. You can also terminate your **current session**. If you do, Elvo will sign you out and return you to the Login page. *** ### Terminate All Sessions If you believe your account may have been accessed without your permission, you can immediately invalidate all active sessions. From the Active Sessions page, select: **Terminate all sessions** This signs out: * Your current browser * Other browsers * Other devices * Any other active Elvo sessions associated with your account You will need to sign in again afterward. [**Manage Active Sessions →**](https://elvo.exchange/account/sessions) *** ### When Should You Terminate a Session? Consider terminating a session when: * You signed in from a shared or public computer * You no longer use the device * You see a browser or device you do not recognize * You believe someone else may have accessed your account * You want to remove an old authenticated session Regularly reviewing your active sessions is a good account security practice. *** ### If You See an Unrecognized Session If you find a session that you do not recognize: 1. **Terminate the session immediately.** 2. If you are unsure how many devices may be affected, select **Terminate all sessions**. 3. Change your Elvo account password. 4. Review your Login Security settings. 5. Review your linked wallets and authenticator configuration. You can manage your password and account protection from: [**Security Settings →**](https://elvo.exchange/account/security) > Changing your Elvo account password also revokes existing authenticated sessions and requires you to sign in again. *** ### Protect Your Sessions To reduce the risk of unauthorized account access: * Do not leave your Elvo account signed in on public devices * Use Login Security with multiple verification methods * Keep your email account protected * Keep your authenticator device secure * Review Active Sessions periodically * Only sign in through [**elvo.exchange**](https://elvo.exchange/) > If you notice activity you do not recognize, terminate the affected sessions before contacting support. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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