If you've decided that it's time to part ways with the Albert app, you're not alone. Whether you're looking to cut down on expenses or simply no longer need the service, deleting your Albert account and ensuring no more payments are deducted can be straightforward if you follow the right steps. This guide will walk you through the process to close your Albert account smoothly.
Before you begin, make sure to bring all your Albert account balances to zero. This includes your Cash, Savings, Investing, and any outstanding Instant Advance balances. Repay any pending advances and withdraw any remaining funds, as transfers may take a few days to process.
If you prefer not to use the app, you can close your Albert account by sending an email to support@albert.com requesting deactivation or closure. Alternatively, you can visit albert.com/deactivate using a web browser and follow the instructions to deactivate your account.
Cancellation may take up to 45 days to process fully. Regular subscription fees will continue to apply during this period, and the fee will auto-renew until your account is officially closed.
Any direct deposits sent to your Albert account during the cancellation process will be returned, which may take a few days. Transactions made before cancellation will still be honored until the process is complete.
You may request a return of any unused account balance. A check can be sent to your mailing address on record, though a fee applies. Albert reserves the right not to return any unused balance under $1.00.
Some users may experience difficulty locating the cancel option within the app. If you have trouble, revisit the "Help center" and look for "Deactivate or close my accounts". Be prepared to provide verification details like your Social Security Number and Albert card information. Monitor your bank statements to ensure no unexpected fees are charged after cancellation.
Once your Albert account is closed, auto payments should stop automatically. If you notice continued charges, you may need to contact Albert support or your bank. You can text "I revoke my ACH authorization from Albert" to the Genius number in the app to stop automatic withdrawals.
Deleting the Albert app and closing your account doesn't have to be complicated. By following the steps outlined above, you can ensure that your account is closed properly and that no further payments are deducted. Remember to settle any outstanding balances and to keep track of your cancellation status. If you face any difficulties, Albert's support team is available to assist you. Taking these steps will give you peace of mind and control over your personal finances.