A 8-step walkthrough.
Check Pro can only be cancelled in the Check app. Open the menu, tap My Check Pro, then Cancel subscription, and confirm on the Are you sure? sheet. You keep your Pro benefits until the end of the current period. Check bills the €4.99 monthly fee itself, not through Apple or Google, so Check Pro never shows up in your App Store or Google Play subscriptions, and deleting the app does not stop it. Official steps: Check's help center.
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Open the Check app and go to the menu, the screen that lists Ride credit, My rides, Invoices and Payment methods. Tap My Check Pro. It shows how much you have saved on your rides, your Pro since date, the date the membership renews and your monthly price. There is no website route: ridecheck.app has no account login, so the app is the only place to cancel.
Scroll past the My benefits list to the red link at the bottom of My Check Pro. Check's help center calls it Cancel subscription (Abonnement opzeggen in the Dutch app). Some app versions label the same link Cancel membership.
A sheet slides up headed Are you sure?, showing the date your Pro benefits end, which is the last day of the period you have already paid for. Tap Cancel Check Pro to confirm. That is the only confirmation. Close backs out and leaves the membership running.
Back on My Check Pro, the screen should read Your membership will expire soon, and the Renews on line changes to Expires on with your end date. You keep every Pro benefit until then. If it still says Renews on, the cancellation did not go through, so tap the cancel link and confirm again.
You will not find Check Pro there. Check charges the membership to the payment method saved in your Check account (listed under Payment methods in the app menu), not through Apple or Google in-app purchase. For the same reason, deleting the app does not stop Check Pro. Only the cancel link inside My Check Pro does.
Check bills moped and e-bike rides in arrears: once a month by direct debit, between the first and fifth working day, or straight away once the total passes €25, plus a €1.25 transaction fee per invoice. Municipal fines are passed on with a €15 administration fee. So a charge after you cancel is usually last month's rides or a fine, not Pro. Open Invoices in the app menu to see what it was for. If an invoice is wrong, contact support@ridecheck.app or the in-app chat. Check asks you not to reverse the direct debit yourself, and its terms let it pass on bank and administration costs if you do.
Reinstall Check on any phone and sign in to the same account, then cancel as above. If you cannot sign in at all, note that Check's help center only documents the in-app cancel. Email support@ridecheck.app or use the online complaint form on Check's support page, ask them to end your Check Pro membership, and keep their reply as your record.
Cancelling Pro keeps your account for pay-per-ride use. Deleting the account is a separate request: open the app menu, go to Settings, tap Delete account and confirm. Check's support team then processes it, and Check says it may keep some personal data for legal reasons. Its general terms also give the account agreement a 30-day notice period. Cancel Pro first and settle any open invoices, because Check does not say whether deleting the account ends the membership.
RecurDash keeps track of what you're paying for and emails you before each renewal — so the next cancellation happens on your schedule, not after the charge. No bank login required.
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