Last Updated: August 25, 2026You delete your Neurobro account yourself, from inside the app. No one at Neurobro can delete it for you - not support, not the team, no one. The delete button is the only way, and you will find it in the mobile app and on the web.
1. Before You Delete
Do all of this while you still have an account. None of it can be done afterwards.Move your money out
Send every NeuroWallet balance to a wallet you control. Close or settle whatever is still open on a connected exchange, and let any pending deposit or cash-out finish.NeuroWallet is self-custodial, and the app cannot yet export your private key. Delete the account with assets still in the wallet and you have no way left to reach them. That money is gone.
Cancel your subscription
Deleting your account does not cancel a paid plan. Pro and Ultra are billed by the store or payment provider you subscribed through, not by your Neurobro account. The plan keeps renewing, and you keep getting charged, after the account is gone. Cancel it first:
- iOS: Settings, then your name, then Subscriptions
- Android: Play Store, then Payments and subscriptions
- Web: app.neurobro.ai/user/plans
Cash out referral and partner earnings
Referral or partner money that has not been paid out yet is deleted along with your account, and you cannot claim it later. Ask for the payout and wait for it to land.
2. How to Delete Your Account
1
Open your account settings
- Mobile app (iOS and Android): Profile, then Account
- Web: app.neurobro.ai, then Settings, then Account
2
Tap Delete Account and confirm
Read the confirmation screen before you tap it. Confirming deletes the account right then, for good.
If you cannot get to the delete option - you are locked out, the app will not load, or something else is in the way - email support@neurobro.ai and we will help you reach it. We can walk you through deleting the account yourself, but we cannot press the button for you.
3. What Deletion Does and Does Not Do
- Every way of signing in goes, not just the one you used. Email, Google, Apple, Telegram, and connected wallets are all doors into the same Neurobro account. Deleting it closes all of them at once.
- Deleting the app does not delete your account. Removing the app from your phone removes the app and nothing else. Your account and your data stay until you delete them in the app.
- Signing up again gives you a new, empty account. You can register with the same email or wallet later, but nothing comes back - no chats, no portfolio, no wallet history, no subscription, no referral earnings.
4. Data That Will Be Deleted
We delete this data, or strip it of anything that ties it to you:Account profile data
Name, email address, login identifiers
Profile information
Alpha Profile data, preferences, settings
Usage data
Application usage linked to your account
Authentication data
Links to wallets or third-party logins
Chat history
AI Agent messages and conversation context
Connected exchange & portfolio data
Exchange API credentials, balances, trade/order/transfer/ledger history, positions and PnL, net-worth history, and on-chain wallet data from Portfolio Tracking
NeuroWallet records
Wallet identifiers and addresses, trade and withdrawal history, and wallet net-worth snapshots. The wallet itself is self-custodial, so it and its on-chain assets stay on the blockchain - withdraw your funds first (see Before You Delete)
5. Data That We May Need to Keep
Some data we have to hold on to, either because the law requires it or because we need it to keep the service safe:- Security records: The minimum needed to prevent fraud and abuse (IP addresses, flagged wallet addresses, security logs)
- Aggregated analytics: Anonymized numbers that cannot be traced back to you
- Server logs: IP-level logs kept for up to 30 days, unless we need them longer for a security investigation (see our Privacy Policy)
- Billing and tax records: Subscription and payment records kept for accounting and tax rules, usually for as long as the subscription ran plus 24 months, as described in our Privacy Policy
When we do keep something, we keep only what we have to, restrict who can see it, and store it apart from your deleted account. It is used for legal compliance, security, and aggregated analytics, and nothing else.