Revoke Access Token
Revokes an active OAuth 2.0 access token, rendering it unusable for future API requests.
Use Cases:
- User logout flows
- Token suspected to be compromised
- Security incidents requiring immediate token invalidation
Authentication: Use HTTP Basic Auth with client_id as username and client_secret as password.
Note: Once revoked, the token cannot be restored. A new token must be obtained via the token endpoint.
Request
Responses
- 204
- 400
- 401
- 403
- 500
The access token was successfully revoked. No content is returned.
Response Headers
Unique identifier for the response, used to correlate with the request's transactionId.
Returned when the request is syntactically incorrect or contains invalid parameters. Common causes include missing required headers, malformed body, or unsupported grant types.
Response Headers
Unique identifier for the response, used to correlate with the request's transactionId.
Returned when client authentication fails due to missing or invalid credentials. Ensure that client_id and client_secret are correctly provided via HTTP Basic Auth.
Response Headers
Unique identifier for the response, used to correlate with the request's transactionId.
Returned when the authenticated client is not authorized to perform the requested operation. This may occur due to insufficient privileges or access restrictions.
Response Headers
Unique identifier for the response, used to correlate with the request's transactionId.
Returned when the server encounters an unexpected condition that prevents it from fulfilling the request. Retry the request or contact support if the issue persists.
Response Headers
Unique identifier for the response, used to correlate with the request's transactionId.