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# How to Disband a Team?

## **Conditions for Disbanding a Team**

To disband a team, ensure that the account balance is exactly $0. There's no need to remove team members or collaboration information.

## **What Happens After Disbanding a Team?**

After the team is disbanded, all member data, shard information, and collaboration records will be permanently deleted. Blockchain addresses generated will remain intact due to the inherent characteristics of blockchain technology.

## **Steps to Disband a Team**

If you are the creator of the team, you can locate the option to disband the team by following these steps:

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