Disconnecting an account
How to safely unlink an OnlyFans page from ShoutXChange, and what happens to your past trades.
Updated April 15, 2026
Breaking the link between ShoutXChange and your OnlyFans page is fast and clean. Here is exactly how it works.
How to disconnect
- Sign in to ShoutXChange.
- Click the Accounts tab.
- Find the page you want to unlink.
- Click Disconnect.
- Confirm in the small popup.
It takes about five seconds. The token stops working right away.
What happens to your trades
Trades that already happened stay in your records. The credits you earned stay in your balance. The matches you closed stay closed.
Trades that are mid-flight pause. We do not send any more shoutouts on your behalf, because we no longer have a way to. The other creator gets a polite note that says you are no longer connected. The fees on those mid-flight trades are reversed so you are not charged for fans we did not deliver.
What happens to your matches
We pause matching for that page. We do not show your name to other creators looking for trades. New campaigns cannot start.
If you reconnect later, your old data is right where you left it. You do not start over.
What about my fans on OnlyFans?
Nothing changes for them. Your fans never knew ShoutXChange was there. Past shoutout messages auto-deleted after a day, like always. Your fans see only your normal posts.
What if I am not the only person on my account?
If you are part of a workspace with a manager or VA, only people with the Owner or Admin role can disconnect a page. The Member role can run trades but cannot break the link. This is on purpose. We do not want a confused VA to break your live setup.
Coming back later
You can reconnect any time. The flow is the same as the first time. Your past records, credits, and trades come back with you. We do not delete anything when you disconnect. If you want a full delete, see the Privacy article on that.
If you want to disconnect because something feels wrong, please tell us first. We will fix it. We have helped many creators through small problems that looked like big ones.
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