Short answer: To delete your Uber account, open the Uber app and go to Account > Settings > Privacy > Account Deletion, or sign in at myprivacy.uber.com on the web. Your account is deactivated right away and permanently deleted after 30 days, and signing back in during that window restores it. The catch: one deletion also removes your Uber Eats (and any driver) account that uses the same details, and you cannot delete while you owe Uber money.
If you are looking up how to delete Uber account details for good, the process is quick, but a few things are worth sorting out first. Uber runs rides, Uber Eats and its driver and courier app on a single login, so deleting one usually deletes them all. Paid memberships, unused credits and your trip history all need a decision before you press the button. This guide covers every official route, what happens during the 30-day window, what Uber keeps under its privacy notice, and how to download your data before it is gone. If you are clearing out several services at once, our guide on how to cancel subscriptions online walks through the bigger cleanup.
| What you want to remove | Who controls it | Where to do it |
|---|---|---|
| Uber rider account | Uber | Uber app Privacy settings, or myprivacy.uber.com |
| Uber Eats account with the same login | Uber | Deleted together with your Uber account |
| Driver or courier account with the same login | Uber | Deleted together with your Uber account |
| Uber One membership only (keep the account) | Uber, or Apple/Google if bought in an app store | Uber One > Manage Membership > End membership |
| Uber One charge on an Apple or Google Play receipt | Apple or Google | Your app store subscriptions |
Deleting is easy to start and hard to undo after 30 days, so run through this checklist first:
Uber One is a renewing paid membership, so treat it as a separate step. Uber’s membership terms give this path in the Uber app:
Under those terms, a paid membership keeps its benefits until the end of the current billing cycle, while a free trial ends immediately when cancelled. Fees already charged are not refunded pro rata, but Uber issues an automatic refund if you cancel within 24 hours before your renewal day and the next cycle’s payment has already been processed. Uber One credits cannot be used without an active membership. If you spot an Uber One charge you did not authorize, Uber’s membership terms say to report it at help.uber.com within 60 days, so do that before deleting the account you would need to sign in with. For the full walkthrough, including app store billing, read our guide to cancel Uber One before you delete anything.
Uber’s privacy notice describes a Download Your Data feature that lets you “download a copy of the most requested data relating to use of Uber,” including account, usage, communications and device data. A separate Explore Your Data view summarizes your rating, trip or order count, rewards status and how long you have used Uber.
This is the route Uber’s help center lists first. It works on iPhone and Android.
If you no longer have the app, Uber’s help center points you to its privacy site:
Uber’s privacy notice also says you can request account deletion through its Privacy Center, which is the same place.
Not everyone who has dealt with Uber has a full account. Uber’s privacy notice says guest users have their own deletion route, and people without an Uber account can contact Uber through its Privacy Inquiry Form. That is the place to go if Uber holds data about you (for example from a ride someone else booked for you) and there is no account for you to sign in to and delete.
Most people do not have a separate Uber Eats account at all. Uber’s help center says that if your Uber Eats account uses the same account details, it is also deleted once your request completes. So the answer to how to delete Uber Eats account access is usually the same process:
If you only use Uber Eats and never installed the rides app, sign in at myprivacy.uber.com with your Uber Eats login and follow the same steps. Uber says its Privacy Center is also reachable from the settings menu in the Uber Eats app.
Want to keep Uber Eats but drop rides, or the other way around? There is no separate delete for one side, since both share one account. Signing out of the app you do not use is the practical option.
Uber’s help center says that if your driver account uses the same account details as your rider account, it is also deleted when your deletion request completes. Before you delete as a driver or delivery person:
Uber’s privacy notice says some data may be kept longer for tax, insurance, legal or regulatory reasons, which is common for anyone who earned money on the platform.
Uber’s help center is specific about the timing: your account is deactivated immediately and permanently deleted after 30 days. If you sign back in during those 30 days, the account is restored.
Tip: avoid opening the Uber or Uber Eats app on any device during the 30 days. A saved login that signs you back in will cancel your deletion request.
Money on your account is the part most people forget. Here is what Uber’s own pages say:
Bottom line: use up any balance first. Uber’s help pages do not describe a cash-out when you delete.
Deletion does not erase everything instantly. Uber’s privacy notice says it deletes your account and data except where needed “for purposes of safety, security, fraud prevention” or legal compliance, “or because of issues relating to your account (such as an outstanding credit or an unresolved claim or dispute).” Specifically:
Uber’s help center also notes it may keep some information where required or permitted by law. If you are dropping other delivery memberships at the same time, our guides to cancel Amazon Prime and cancel Walmart Plus walk through those.
| Option | Billing | Account and history | Uber Eats and driver | Reversible? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cancel Uber One only | Membership ends at the end of the billing cycle | Kept | Kept | Yes, rejoin any time |
| Log out and uninstall | Any memberships keep renewing | Kept | Kept | Yes, sign back in |
| Delete account | Account deactivated immediately | Permanently deleted after 30 days; credits removed | Deleted if they share the same login | Only within 30 days by signing back in |
| Problem | Why it happens | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Deletion will not go through | You have an outstanding payment | Pay the balance, then try again |
| No verification code arrives | Uber verifies by temporary code, which may need a phone number on the account | Add a phone number in settings, or use Uber’s “I need help deleting my Uber account” page |
| Account came back after deleting | You signed in within 30 days, which restores it | Delete again and stay signed out for 30 days |
| Still charged for Uber One | The membership was billed by Apple or Google, or was not cancelled | Cancel in your app store subscriptions and contact Uber support |
| Lost unused Uber Cash | Credits are removed and Uber Cash is generally non-refundable | Spend balances before deleting next time |
| Uber Eats account still works | It uses different login details from the account you deleted | Sign in at myprivacy.uber.com with the Uber Eats login and delete it too |
Use Uber’s “I need help deleting my Uber account” help page and keep screenshots of each attempt. If membership charges continue after you cancelled, dispute them with your card issuer and ask about blocking the merchant as a backstop. You can also report the issue to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov or your state attorney general.
The FTC’s “click to cancel” rule was vacated by the Eighth Circuit in July 2025, but the Restore Online Shoppers’ Confidence Act (ROSCA) still governs online subscriptions like Uber One, and California and other states have automatic renewal and privacy laws. This is general information, not legal advice.
In the Uber app, go to Account, Settings, Privacy and Account Deletion, then follow the prompts. On the web, sign in at myprivacy.uber.com.
Delete your Uber account. Uber says an Uber Eats account with the same details is deleted along with it.
Yes, if both use the same account details. Uber treats them as one account.
Yes, within 30 days. Sign back in at uber.com or in the app and the account is restored.
Deactivation is immediate, and permanent deletion happens after 30 days. Uber says it generally deletes data within 90 days of the request, with some exceptions.
Do not rely on it. Cancel Uber One first through Manage Membership, and cancel in your app store if Apple or Google bills you.
Unused credits and rewards are removed, and Uber Cash is not refundable except where required by law. Spend it first.
No. Uber says you must clear any outstanding payment before deleting.
Some of it. Uber’s privacy notice says it may keep data for safety, fraud prevention, legal, tax or insurance reasons, in some cases up to 7 years.
Use the same deletion process. Uber says a driver account with the same details is deleted along with your rider account.
Yes. Sign in at myprivacy.uber.com in any browser and follow the deletion steps.