Clearing the Rupeezy app's data resets it like a fresh install — it logs you out, and you'll need to log back in afterward. It doesn't affect anything stored on Rupeezy's servers (your holdings, orders, funds, watchlists), only what's saved locally on your phone.
How do I clear app data on Android?
1. Open Settings — go to Apps (some phones show this as App management).
2. Find and tap Rupeezy — then tap Storage (or Storage & cache).
3. Tap Clear data — confirm when prompted. This logs you out and resets the app.
Exact menu names vary by phone brand (Samsung, Xiaomi, OnePlus, etc.) — look for Apps → Rupeezy → Storage in Settings if the steps above don't match exactly.
How do I clear app data on iPhone (iOS)?
iOS has no direct "clear app data" toggle — the equivalent is deleting and reinstalling the app.
1. Open Settings — go to General → iPhone Storage.
2. Tap Rupeezy — then tap Delete App and confirm.
3. Reinstall Rupeezy from the App Store — then log in again.
Note: iOS's Offload App option (in the same screen) only frees up storage while keeping the app's data, so it won't fix the kind of issue that clearing data on Android does — use Delete App instead.
Things to keep in mind
- You'll need to log back in after clearing app data — keep your credentials and TOTP handy.
- This only clears data stored locally on your phone. Your holdings, positions, orders, funds and watchlists are all safe on Rupeezy's servers and reappear once you log back in.
- Clearing app data is different from clearing the Play Store's own cache, which is a Play Store-install fix, not a Rupeezy app reset.