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# Delete private API key

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**Access Type:** Organization Settings - Editor
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Private API keys are generated by your organization and enable your back-end applications to access the Didomi API. In this article, we will cover how to delete an existing private API key from your organization's account.

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Deleting a private API key is not the same as disabling the API key (something done via API). Once deleted, the private API key will no longer appear anywhere in your Didomi account.
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Click **My Organization** and select **Private API key** from the drop-down menu. 

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Navigate to a private API key and click the **Delete** icon inline with private API key ID.&#x20;

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Confirm the decision to delete the private API key from your organization's Didomi account in the subsequent modal and click **Delete**.

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