How to fix OpenClaw account access issues?
Start by checking whether the issue is caused by account access, plan status, browser state, or a temporary service incident. Then follow the step-by-step checks below to isolate the root cause quickly.
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Start by checking whether the issue is caused by account access, plan status, browser state, or a temporary service incident. Then follow the step-by-step checks below to isolate the root cause quickly.
Start by checking whether the issue is caused by account access, plan status, browser state, or a temporary service incident. Then follow the step-by-step checks below to isolate the root cause quickly.
An OpenClaw agent stuck in a run is almost always caused by one of three things: a tool call that has hit the default 60-second execution timeout, an Anthropic API rate limit pausing the agent mid-task, or a browser/bash tool blocked on a network operation. Open the run's live log in the OpenClaw dashboard, identify the last successful tool call, and use the Cancel Run button to terminate it cleanly before restarting with a revised configuration.
Start with a clean session (sign out, clear cache/cookies, disable extensions), then verify permissions/plan, check service incidents, and retry on another network. If it persists, capture error details and follow the steps below.
Start by isolating whether the issue is caused by account state, plan limits, browser/app behavior, or a temporary platform-side problem. Then follow the steps below to narrow down the root cause quickly.
Start by isolating whether the issue is caused by account state, plan limits, browser/app behavior, or a temporary platform-side problem. Then follow the steps below to narrow down the root cause quickly.
Check the exact account, plan, and environment first. Then isolate whether the issue is caused by login/session state, billing/permissions, browser or app behavior, or a platform-side restriction. Use the steps below to narrow it down quickly.
Check the exact account, plan, and environment first. Then isolate whether the issue is caused by login/session state, billing/permissions, browser or app behavior, or a platform-side restriction. Use the steps below to narrow it down quickly.
Start with a clean session (sign out, clear cache/cookies, disable extensions), then verify permissions/plan, check service incidents, and retry on another network. If it persists, capture error details and follow the steps below.
Check the exact account, plan, and environment first. Then isolate whether the issue is caused by login/session state, billing/permissions, browser or app behavior, or a platform-side restriction. Use the steps below to narrow it down quickly.
Start with a clean session (sign out, clear cache/cookies, disable extensions), then verify permissions/plan, check service incidents, and retry on another network. If it persists, capture error details and follow the steps below.
Start by isolating whether the issue is caused by account state, plan limits, browser/app behavior, or a temporary platform-side problem. Then follow the steps below to narrow down the root cause quickly.
Check the exact account, plan, and environment first. Then isolate whether the issue is caused by login/session state, billing/permissions, browser or app behavior, or a platform-side restriction. Use the steps below to narrow it down quickly.
Check the exact account, plan, and environment first. Then isolate whether the issue is caused by login/session state, billing/permissions, browser or app behavior, or a platform-side restriction. Use the steps below to narrow it down quickly.
Start by isolating whether the issue is caused by account state, plan limits, browser/app behavior, or a temporary platform-side problem. Then follow the steps below to narrow down the root cause quickly.
Check the exact account, plan, and environment first. Then isolate whether the issue is caused by login/session state, billing/permissions, browser or app behavior, or a platform-side restriction. Use the steps below to narrow it down quickly.
Start with a clean session (sign out, clear cache/cookies, disable extensions), then verify permissions/plan, check service incidents, and retry on another network. If it persists, capture error details and follow the steps below.
Start by isolating whether the issue is caused by account state, plan limits, browser/app behavior, or a temporary platform-side problem. Then follow the steps below to narrow down the root cause quickly.
Start by isolating whether the issue is caused by account state, plan limits, browser/app behavior, or a temporary platform-side problem. Then follow the steps below to narrow down the root cause quickly.
Desktop app login failures on OpenClaw are fixed in most cases by three steps: quit the app completely, delete the app's local credential cache (on macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/OpenClaw/; on Windows: %APPDATA%/OpenClaw/), relaunch and sign in fresh. If that fails, update the app to the latest version — older desktop builds sometimes have OAuth flow bugs that are patched in newer releases.
Mobile login failures on OpenClaw are fixed in 80% of cases by force-closing the app, clearing app storage (iOS: Settings > OpenClaw > Clear Storage; Android: Settings > Apps > OpenClaw > Clear Storage + Clear Cache), then reinstalling if clearing does not help. If login opens a browser that does not redirect back to the app, the custom URL scheme handler may have been broken by a system update — reinstalling the app re-registers it.
Most OpenClaw API key failures are fixed in under 2 minutes: go to Settings > API Keys, revoke the old key, generate a new one, and update your OPENCLAW_API_KEY environment variable. API keys do not auto-rotate, but they are invalidated immediately if you revoke them or reset your account password.
Start with a clean session (sign out, clear cache/cookies, disable extensions), then verify plan/permissions, check status/incidents, and retry on another network. If it persists, capture logs/error details and contact support.
Start with a clean session (sign out, clear cache/cookies, disable extensions), then verify plan/permissions, check status/incidents, and retry on another network. If it persists, capture logs/error details and contact support.
Telegram message delivery failures in OpenClaw are caused by one of three issues: an invalid or revoked Telegram bot token, the target chat ID is wrong or the bot has not been added to the target group/channel, or the Telegram API is rate limiting the bot at 30 messages per second per bot or 20 messages per minute to the same chat. Verify your bot token in BotFather, confirm the chat ID with a test message, and check OpenClaw's run logs for the Telegram API error response code.