DairemCepte Account Deletion Request
You can ask BEMFA Technologies by email to delete your DairemCepte account and the personal data associated with it. You don’t need to sign in to the app.
What does deleting your account mean?
Once your account is deleted you can no longer sign in to DairemCepte with it, and your profile and contact details are deleted, destroyed or anonymised. Your building’s dues, payment and management records are the responsibility of your management and may be kept for as long as the law requires.
How it works
Three steps, no app needed.
Ready-made email
- To
- info@dairemcepte.com
- Subject
- Account deletion request
Hello, I request the deletion of my DairemCepte account and the personal data associated with it. Full name: Registered phone or email: Building and block/unit: You can contact me via my registered contact details for verification.
Send your email
You don’t need to install the app or sign in. So we can find your account, include:
- The first and last name on your account
- Your registered phone number or email address
- Your building/complex name with block and unit
Do not send your password, SMS verification code, identity document or card details.
We verify it’s you
To make sure the account is yours, we contact you through the phone number or email address registered on it.
Your request is completed
Once your identity is verified through your registered contact details, your request is completed as soon as possible and in any case within the legal time limits set by the KVKK.
What is deleted and what may be kept?
Deleted or anonymised
- Your account and sign-in details
- Your profile and contact details
- Your notification preferences
May be kept for the legal period
- Dues, payment and collection records
- Accounting and financial records
- Security and log records
- Records that must be kept in case of a dispute
Your building’s management is the data controller for these records; where needed, your request is also forwarded to your management. Data in backups is deleted or anonymised at the end of the set periods.