Delete your account
You can delete your account yourself on the web:
Sign in to Kehbar.
Go to Account, then Sign-in & security.
Under Delete account, choose Delete your Kehbar account.
Confirm with your password. If you sign in without a password, Kehbar sends you a code instead. Then choose Delete my account.
Kehbar first checks for anything still open. If something needs settling, it's listed under Still to settle with a link. That could be:
a loan that's still running
a contribution you owe
a pool that's open for contributions to you
a group you started that still has other people in it
an unfinished payment
money waiting for your bank account
money Kehbar is sending or refunding to you
What happens next
Kehbar signs you out on every device and shows you the date it will delete your account. It deletes:
your name and photo
your email, phone number and Google sign-in
your bank accounts
your friends, and the names they saved for you
your settings
Your referral code also stops working.
Loans, pools and groups you were part of stay for the other people in them, but they won't see your name any more.
Changing your mind
If you sign in before that date, the deletion stops. After the date, your account can't be brought back. Read more about how deleting an account works.
Getting a copy of your records
To get a copy of your records, or for any other request about your data, email [email protected] and tell us what you need. Don't include your password or ID number.
Kehbar never sells your data or reports you to credit bureaus or lenders. See our Privacy policy.
If you only want to end an agreement
You don't need to delete your account for that. You can cancel an offer or request until it's answered. Once it's accepted, you both need to agree to close it. See Loan stages and statuses.