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# Email & Password Settings

Manage how you log in from **Account Settings → Login & Security**.

## Change your email

1. Open **Account Settings → Login & Security**.
2. Click **Change email** and enter your new address.
3. We'll send a confirmation link to the new email. Click it to confirm.

Until you confirm, your old email stays active.

## Change your password

1. Open **Account Settings → Login & Security**.
2. Click **Change password**.
3. Enter your current password, then your new password twice.

If you don't have a password yet (because you signed up with Discord), you'll see **Set password** instead. This is useful as a backup login method.

## Reset a forgotten password

From the login screen:

1. Click **Forgot password?**
2. Enter the email you used to sign up.
3. Check your inbox for the reset link — it expires in one hour.
4. Click the link, choose a new password, and log in.

## Resend the confirmation email

If you never received your signup confirmation:

1. Go to the login screen.
2. Click **Resend confirmation email**.
3. Enter your email and submit.

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Reset and confirmation links expire. If yours has expired, just request a new one.
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## Account security tips

* Use a unique password you don't use anywhere else.
* If you signed up with Discord, make sure your Discord account itself has two-factor authentication enabled.
* Never share your login or wallet balance with anyone.


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