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When you sign in to the Dodo Payments MCP Server or the Dodo CLI with your account, the sign-in creates a connection. Go to Settings → Connected Apps in the dashboard to see and manage these connections.

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Connections

Connected Apps page with the MCP and CLI access switch for test mode and one Dodo CLI connection with its device name in the Session column
The page lists each connection with these columns: Click a connection to open its Details sheet. It shows the full permissions for each resource.

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Revoke a Connection

Click Revoke on a connection, then confirm. Revoke does this:
  • The refresh token of the connection is revoked, and no new tokens are issued.
  • An access token already issued stops working within about a minute. The API caches token checks for 60 seconds.
  • For MCP calls, the next exchange for a 5-minute API token is refused.
To use the app again, sign in from the app again.
dodo logout all in the CLI also revokes the CLI connection on the server.

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Admin Controls

Admins with Write permission on API keys see extra controls:
  • MCP and CLI access: one switch for each mode, test and live. When you turn a switch off, all MCP and CLI connections in that mode are revoked, and no new connection can be approved in that mode. Turn it on again to allow new connections.
  • Revoke all: revokes every connection for the business in that mode.
Revoke all connections confirmation dialog for test mode
When MCP and CLI access is off, the list is empty and the page shows that MCP clients and the Dodo CLI cannot connect in that mode.
Connected Apps page with MCP and CLI access turned off for test mode and no connected apps
Turning off MCP and CLI access for live mode stops every AI assistant and CLI session that uses live mode. API keys are not affected.

MCP Server

Connect AI assistants with OAuth.

Dodo CLI

Sign in from your terminal.
Last modified on November 2, 2026