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# Delete Your Donor Account

You can delete your Donor Account at any time. Your account is a free tool for managing giving history and settings. This guide is written for donors.

You can delete your Donor Account at any time. Your account is a free tool for managing giving history and settings. Anedot does not share your private Donor Account information.

When you delete your profile, you are signed out. You will need a new email code (or passkey) to sign in again. Gift records kept by the recipient organization and Anedot for compliance are not deleted.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Before you delete:** Deleting your Donor Account does **not** cancel active recurring gifts. If you no longer want recurring charges, cancel each active commitment first.
{% endhint %}

### Cancel Recurring Gifts First

1. Log in at <https://donor.anedot.com/support>. For help signing in, see Create and Access Your Donor Account.
2. From the main menu, select **Recurring Gifts**.
3. Select the active recurring gift you want to cancel.
4. Scroll to the bottom of the recurring gift details page.
5. Click **Cancel Recurring Gift**.
6. Click **Yes, Cancel Recurring Gift** to confirm.

Repeat for each active commitment, then delete your account.

### Delete Your Account

1. Go to the **Security** tab.
2. Click **Delete your profile**.
3. In the confirmation pop-up, click **Delete your profile** again to proceed.


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