Orvica · Legal
Account Deletion Policy
Effective 2026-05-30 · Version 0.1-draft
You can delete your Orvica account at any time. This page explains how, what gets removed, and what we retain.
How to delete your account
Sign in, then visit /account/security and choose Delete account. The action requires confirmation. The request takes effect immediately for product surfaces and within a short grace window for downstream cleanup.
What is deleted
- Profile data and authentication identifiers;
- Bills, subscriptions, savings goals, shared expenses, cards, and Plaid links you own;
- Helix workspaces, patients, medications, refills, appointments, and care notes you own;
- Volt merchant profile and saved payment links you own (does not retroactively void prior payments);
- Notifications, preferences, devices, and sessions.
What we retain — and why
Some information is retained after account deletion for legal, accounting, fraud-prevention, or operational reasons:
- Audit logs. Records of administrative actions are retained for security investigation and dispute resolution. Personal identifiers are minimized.
- Payment records (Volt). Stripe retains transaction records under its own retention policy; this is independent of Orvica account state.
- Communications (limited). Email and SMS delivery logs are retained for 90 days for deliverability investigation, then deleted.
- Aggregated analytics. Non-identifying counts retained indefinitely for product analytics.
Things you should do before deleting
- Disconnect any linked banks from
/finance/plaid; - Settle outstanding Smart Splits or notify participants;
- Download a copy of your data via the export tools if you want a personal record;
- For Volt merchants: ensure no pending payouts; coordinate with Stripe directly for full account closure.
Reactivation
For a short grace window after deletion you may contact support@orvica.co to request reactivation. After the grace window, deletion is irreversible.
Questions or corrections? Email legal@orvica.co. Security reports: see responsible disclosure.