Revoke a token
Authentication
Revoke a token
RFC 7009 token revocation: the calling client authenticates (client_id, plus client_secret for confidential clients) and submits a token to revoke, as form or JSON. If the token belongs to the authenticating client, it and its entire refresh family (the paired access and refresh tokens plus all rotations) are revoked. Always returns 200, including for unknown, already-revoked, or not-owned tokens, so it never reveals whether a token exists or who owns it.
POST
Revoke a token
Token revocation (RFC 7009)
Revokes an access or refresh token. Send the token as a form fieldtoken (application/x-www-form-urlencoded). Per the spec it returns success even if the token was already invalid or unknown.