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Wondering how to deactivate your account on CoinJar? Here is the process explained.
If you're ready to part ways with CoinJar, is a straightforward process. We’re sad to see you go. However, we’ve made it as easy as possible to close your account.
Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through the process, plus some key things to know before you hit that deactivate button.
Maybe you’re simplifying your setup, or perhaps you’re just taking a break from the digital currency world. Whatever your reason, deactivating your CoinJar account ensures it’s locked down and inaccessible.
Note that deactivation doesn’t mean full deletion. But it’s the way to close your account while meeting legal requirements.
Step 1: Clear Out Your Funds
Before you deactivate, make sure your CoinJar and accounts are empty.
Here’s what to do:
Transfer any cryptocurrency to an external wallet or address you control. Double-check that the transfer is complete.
If you have cash in your account, send it to your linked bank account. Wait until the funds land safely in your bank before moving forward.
Any funds left in your CoinJar after deactivation can’t be moved. So, take your time to ensure everything is moved out.
Once your account is empty, reach out to our Support Team at support@coinjar.com to request deactivation. We’ll send you the final terms of deactivation for you to review and agree to. This step ensures everything is done securely and transparently.
Deactivating your CoinJar account comes with a few terms and conditions to keep in mind.
Once deactivated, you won’t be able to sign up for a new CoinJar account.
If you wish to use CoinJar again in future, you will need to reactivate and reverify the same account. You can’t open a new account under a different email address.
If someone sends crypto to your CoinJar address after deactivation, those funds will be held by CoinJar. Let your contacts know not to send anything to your old addresses.
Please don’t leave any funds in your account. The funds will likely just sit as 'pending' in the crypto wallet until the account is reactivated again.
Your details (like ID documents) will be kept for at least five years in order for us to comply with our legal obligations, and as outlined in our .
Deactivation locks your account, preventing access by you or anyone else. This is part of our fraud prevention measures. Full account deletion is not possible (versus deactivation).
Deactivation doesn’t automatically unsubscribe you from CoinJar emails. If you want to stop receiving our updates, use the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any CoinJar email.
Changed your mind? You can request reactivation by contacting Support, but you’ll need to wait 90 days after deactivation.
CoinJar takes privacy seriously, but we’re bound by laws like Anti-Money Laundering laws and Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements. This means we must keep your signup and ID verification details for at least five years. You can, however, opt out of marketing emails at any time. Check our and for more details.
If you’re sure you want to deactivate, grab your keyboard and send an email to support@coinjar.com. Our Support Team will guide you through the final steps. If you have any questions or need help moving funds, we’re here to assist.
Thanks for being part of the CoinJar community, and we wish you all the best in your next adventure, crypto or otherwise!
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