# Request Account Delete

{% hint style="warning" %}
Account Delete feature must be enabled to use this JS Bridge.
{% endhint %}

We’ve provided the JavaScript function `twinr_request_account_delete()` to make it easy for you to initiate the account deletion process.

To allow users to request their account delete from within the app, simply call the `twinr_request_account_delete()` function in your website’s JavaScript.

```javascript
// Trigger account delete when the user requests it
twinr_request_account_delete();
```

You can integrate this function into your app’s settings page or profile section, where users typically manage their account details. For example, when a user clicks on a “Delete My Account” button, the twinr\_request\_account\_delete() function can be triggered to initiate the process. For example:

```html
<button onclick="twinr_request_account_delete()">Delete My Account</button>
```


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