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# How Do I Delete My Districts Account?

You can delete your Districts account data in the “Settings” menu in the Districts Platform (directions below). Account deletion is reversible for 2 years—if you connect with the same Web3 wallet during that period, you will have the option to restore an existing account, meaning you can restore your previous account information (such as email, social name, profile image, and settings) or you can create a new one. After 2 years, if you haven’t restored your account by connecting your wallet and prompting the restore, your account and all associated account information will be permanently deleted.

Steps to Delete Your Districts Account:

1. **Connect Your Wallet**: On the Districts platform, connect your Web3 wallet.
2. **Access Setting**s: Navigate to the "Settings" section on the drop-down in the upper right side under your connected wallet. Locate the "Delete your Districts data" option.
3. **Locate Deletion**: Scroll to the bottom of “Settings” and locate the “Delete your Districts data” section.
4. **Initiate Deletion**: Click the "Delete data" button.
5. **Confirm** Deletion: Review the warning message in the confirmation modal and click "Yes, Delete."
6. **Finalize**: Follow any additional prompts until you receive a confirmation that your account has been deleted.


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