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# Deleting an API Key or your account
You can either:
* Delete a specific API Key
* Delete your entire account
We'll cover both here:
{% hint style="danger" %}
Deleting an API Key and deleting your account are irreversible decisions. Once you've confirmed you want to delete an API Key or your account you won't be able to recover them again.
{% endhint %}
Deleting an API Key
1. Open the account manager menu in the bottom-left corner
2. Press on the 3 dots next to the account you want to delete 
3. Press "Delete"
4. On the pop-up press 
Deleting your account
1. Open the account manager menu in the bottom-left corner
2. Press on the settings icon 
3. Scroll down to "Delete my account" and press 
4. On the pop-up you'll be asked to enter the text `DELETE-ACCOUNT` to confirm you want to delete the account\
5. Press 
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