Account
Delete your account
Last updated: April 29, 2026
You can permanently delete your Banyan account — including all data across Canopy, Outpilot, and Herald — at any time. There are two ways to do it.
Option 1 — In-app (fastest)
- Open the Banyan mobile app or app.getbanyan.co.
- Go to Outpilot → Settings → Security.
- Tap Delete account.
- Confirm with your password. You'll be signed out immediately.
Option 2 — Email
Send an email to ujjwal@codenicely.in from the address you used to sign up, with the subject "Delete my Banyan account". We'll confirm receipt within 1 business day and complete the deletion within 30 days.
What gets deleted
- Your profile (name, email, password hash).
- All Canopy posts, drafts, scheduled posts, and viral-post bookmarks.
- All Outpilot campaigns, lead lists, leads, conversations, messages, and connection records.
- All Herald mailboxes, campaigns, leads, and analytics.
- Your LinkedIn OAuth tokens and any encrypted credentials we held on your behalf.
- Any uploaded files (profile picture, CSVs).
What's retained, and why
- Invoices and tax records — retained for 7 years per Indian tax law.
- Aggregated, anonymised usage statistics — retained indefinitely; cannot be re-associated with you.
- Encrypted backups — your data is removed from the next backup cycle and rotated out within 30 days.
- Server access logs (IP, traceId) — retained 30 days for abuse prevention.
Timeline
- Day 0 — your account is soft-deleted. You're signed out everywhere; data is hidden from all Banyan systems and APIs.
- Within 24 hours — connected LinkedIn and email integrations are disconnected.
- Within 30 days — hard delete from primary databases and backups. Stripe customer record is detached from billing.
What if I have an active subscription?
Deleting your account also cancels your subscription effective immediately — no further charges. Refunds for the unused portion are not provided unless required by your local consumer law.
Questions?
Email ujjwal@codenicely.in and we'll get back to you within 1 business day.