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# Profile and Account Settings

**Account state in GraphDex lives directly in the terminal UI — the `Connected` indicator, the wallet selector, and the Trading Settings panel all act as the profile surface.**

GraphDex doesn't have a heavy "profile page" — account state is surfaced inline. The lower navigation area shows your connection status; the wallet selector exposes the wallets attached to your account; the Trading Settings panel carries the execution-side preferences that actually affect orders.

Which controls you see depends on how you signed in and which wallet or account method is active. A wallet-first sign-in surfaces wallet controls first; an OAuth sign-in surfaces account-level controls first.

{% hint style="success" %}
**Profile is what's already on screen**

Check the connection indicator, the wallet selector, and Trading Settings — that's the working profile surface.
{% endhint %}

## AFTER SIGN-IN

A four-line sanity check the first time you land in the terminal after signing in.

* The terminal shows you as **connected** in the lower navigation.
* The wallet or account method is the one you intended to use.
* Open [Wallet](/graphdex-docs/wallet/wallet-overview.md) to confirm balances and assets are visible.
* Open [Trading Settings](/graphdex-docs/trading/trading-settings-overview.md) before placing orders.

## TRADING SETTINGS AS PREFERENCES

The Trading Settings panel is the closest thing GraphDex has to a "preferences" page. Open it from the bottom navigation.

* **Trade Strategy** — overall execution profile.
* **Priority** — priority fee tipped to the validator scheduler.
* **Bribe** — direct payment to the block producer for inclusion preference.
* **Slippage** — tolerance for price drift between order and execution.
* **Slow / Fast / Turbo** — preset bundles for the above.
* **Buy / Sell / Quick Buy / Market / Limit** — strategy and order controls.
* **Save / Clear** — commit or reset changes to the panel.

Detailed guidance for each lever lives in the Trading Settings section — new accounts should still glance at the panel before order one.

## HELP AND SUPPORT

The Help link opens the GraphDex support and feedback flow. Use it for issues, feedback, or to provide context the team needs.

* Reach the form via the `Help` button on the bottom toolbar.
* Include the relevant page, wallet address, transaction hash, token address, or order ID.
* Never include seed phrases, private keys, passwords, or one-time codes.
* See [Help Center](/graphdex-docs/help-and-feedback/help-center.md) for the full report etiquette.

## FAQs

<details>

<summary>Where do I change my display name or avatar?</summary>

GraphDex doesn't expose a dedicated display-name or avatar control in the current terminal — account state is surfaced through the connection indicator and the wallet selector. Account-level changes live with your sign-in provider (wallet, Telegram, Google).

</details>

<details>

<summary>How do I switch which wallet is active on my account?</summary>

Open [Wallet](/graphdex-docs/wallet/wallet-overview.md). The wallet selector at the top of the Wallet view switches between every wallet attached to the account, or shows a combined balance across all of them.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Where are my trading preferences saved?</summary>

In the Trading Settings panel. Open it from the bottom navigation, change Priority / Bribe / Slippage / Strategy, and `Save` to commit the change. See [Trading Settings Overview](/graphdex-docs/trading/trading-settings-overview.md).

</details>

<details>

<summary>How do I send feedback or report an issue?</summary>

Open the `Help` link on the bottom toolbar — it opens the GraphDex feedback form. See [Help Center](/graphdex-docs/help-and-feedback/help-center.md) for what to include.

</details>


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