  We propose a physical witness for dynamically detecting topological phase
transitions (TPTs) via an experimentally observable out-of-time-order
correlation (OTOC). The distinguishable OTOC dynamics appears in the
topological trivial and non-trivial phases due to the topological locality. In
the long-time limit, the OTOC undergoes a {\it zero-to-finite-value transition}
at the critical point of the TPTs. This transition is robust to the choices of
the initial state of the system and the used operators in OTOC. The proposed
OTOC witness can be applied into the systems with and without chiral symmetry,
e.g., the lattices described by the SSH model, Creutz model, and Haldane model.
Moreover, our proposal, as a physical witness in real space, is still valid
even in the presence of disorder. Our work fundamentally offers a new prospect
of exploring topological physics with quantum correlations.
