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# Change Email for Notifications

## Introduction <a href="#introduction" id="introduction"></a>

You can change your email address for receiving notifications (e.g., new issues and weekly digest). This change does not impact your authentication method.

## How To Change Your Email <a href="#how-to-change-your-email" id="how-to-change-your-email"></a>

**Step 1:** Navigate to [**Your Profile**](https://app.aikido.dev/my-profile) via the top right corner of the Aikido interface.

![User profile dropdown menu with options to view profile, add workspace, or log out.](/files/l1TtKIPIS1weTIoDBd0x)

**Step 2:** In the **email notification settings**, click the **edit icon** (next to the email).

![Notification email settings displaying the registered email address for alerts.](/files/kreoOV9JGElLIQJKRgQb)

**Step 3:** **Enter your new email address** in the provided field within the modal.

![Edit notification email address for receiving Aikido security alerts.](/files/vgqVBrthhbLHaUHOGBv0)

**Step 4:** After entering your new email, **a verification email will be sent** to the new address. Follow the instructions within this email to confirm the change.

![Email verification prompt for notification updates on the Aikido platform.](/files/T85AbHfMdbKdc3xpAszN)


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