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# Scopechat Account Settings
To see your Account Settings, you must Log In to your Scopechat account. Once you're logged in, click/tap the button that shows your username in the upper left part of the Scopechat homepage (for desktop) or select the Menu button at the upper right part of your screen and tap on your username at the upper left part of the Menu panel (for mobile).
On the Scopechat profile page, you can see the following:
1. Your account's username and email address
2. Your earned Scopepoints
3. Your wallet address, with the option to bind your address to your profile
4. Your account type, with a button that leads to the Scopechat Pro subscription page.
5. The Sign Out button
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