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Profile holds who you are, as opposed to My Account, which holds your membership. Open it from the Account section at the bottom of the sidebar.

Your details

Change the display name shown across the product.

Email address

Change the address you sign in with. A confirmation is sent to both your old and new address, and nothing changes until you confirm from the new one — keep signing in with your current address until you do.

Password

Set or change your password here, whether or not you originally signed up with Google, Facebook, or X — adding a password never turns off social sign-in, it just gives you a second way in. If it’s been a while since you last signed in, you’ll be asked for a one-time code sent to your email before the change is accepted — a security check, not an error.

Two-factor authentication

Turn this on to add a 6-digit code, from an authenticator app on your phone, as a second step. Once it’s on:
  • You’re asked for a code when you connect or change an exchange API key.
  • You’re asked for a code at sign-in too, whichever way you sign in.
There are no backup codes. If you lose your authenticator app while two-factor authentication is on, you’ll need to contact us to get back in — so keep the app itself safe.
Turning it off also asks for a current code first, so a stolen session on its own can’t switch it off.

Connected accounts

Your TradingView username is what premium indicators are granted to, and it’s managed from My Account rather than duplicated here — see My Account.