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Draft — pending legal review. This page explains how to delete your TopPair account and the data linked to it. It is provided in good faith but has not yet been reviewed by a lawyer and will be finalised with legal counsel before the commercial launch.

Account & data deletion

How to delete your TopPair account and the data linked to it

1. Delete your account in the app (recommended)

You can delete your account yourself at any time, directly in TopPair:

  • Open TopPair and sign in
  • Go to Profile
  • Tap Delete account
  • Confirm with your password

Your account and all associated data are then permanently deleted right away. This cannot be undone.

2. If you can’t sign in

If you have uninstalled the app or can no longer access your account, send a deletion request to the contact address listed in our Imprint. Please include the e-mail address or player ID of the account you want deleted, so we can identify it. We will delete the account within 30 days.

3. What gets deleted

Deleting your account permanently removes:

  • Your account data — e-mail address, username, display name and login credentials
  • Your training and game progress — lessons, achievements, statistics and ELO rating
  • Your game and hand history
  • Your virtual chip balance (play money with no monetary value)

None of this can be recovered after deletion.

4. What may be kept for a short time

A few records are not tied to your account and may persist briefly, for security or because they are held by third parties:

  • Server logs (IP address, timestamp) — up to 14 days, for IT security
  • Error and crash diagnostics — up to 30 days
  • Purchase records — kept by Apple or Google under their own policies; we do not store your payment data
  • Aggregated, anonymised usage statistics that cannot be linked back to you

5. More information

For details on how we process personal data, see our Privacy Policy. Contact details are listed in our Imprint.

Last updated: 22 June 2026

This document is a good-faith draft and has not yet been reviewed by a lawyer. A qualified lawyer should review it before the commercial launch.