Delete your account
Last updated 11 November 2026
You can erase your Spendly account and all your data yourself, at any time, in under a minute. Nobody has to approve it.
How to do it
- Sign in to your account.
- Open Settings, then Security, and scroll to Delete account.
- Enter your password, a current code from your authenticator app, and type DELETE to confirm.
We ask for all three because deletion is permanent: it makes sure it is really you, and not someone who found your phone unlocked.
What gets erased
- Your profile, sign-in sessions, authenticator and recovery codes.
- Every account, transaction, category, person, tag, goal, loan, budget, recurring payment and template you created, and every receipt you attached.
- Your notifications and settings.
This happens immediately and cannot be undone. We cannot recover it for you afterwards.
What remains
- A security record that an account was deleted, with the date. It no longer points to you.
- A copy inside an encrypted backup until that backup expires. A deleted account is not restored from backups.
We send a confirmation email to your address once it is done, so you know it was you (or can tell us if it was not).
Can’t sign in?
If you lost both your authenticator and your recovery codes, contact the owner using the address below with the email you signed up with and your user code if you have it. We will verify it is you before we help, and we can then either restore your access or remove the account.
Want to keep a copy first?
Export your transactions as CSV (Settings → Import & export) before you delete.
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