Identity and profile

Your identity is the key your wallet uses to say “this is me”. Names, your profile and every signature you make point back to it.

Profile and avatar

Set a display name, a bio and an avatar in Settings. They follow you into chat, the feed and the Market.

No picture? You get a bAvatar: a gold-on-black avatar made from your name, never a grey placeholder.

Verified X and Google names (bWalletX)

Settings › Connect X or Google: sign in with X or Google to prove you own that account. You get a verified name, such as name.x, with your photo.

Every name, visible

Settings lists every name your wallet receives at: paymail, $handle, verified names. Each one can be unlinked with one tap (Names).

Identity map

Settings › Identity › Identity map draws your account as one picture: your recovery words → your identity key → the keys grown from it for each purpose → every name that points at them.

It shows public values only, never a private key. If two names point at keys that don’t belong together, the map flags the mix-up.

You’re told when your $handle signs in somewhere new. Settings › Recent sign-ins lists each sign-in with where and when. If one wasn’t you, change your password and remove unknown websites (Settings › Websites).

Verify your identity (optional)

Some things need a real-world ID check, such as company shares. Settings › Verify your identity runs one through bit-sign. You only need it when something asks for it. The check gives you a certificate. Your documents go to the checking service, not into your wallet’s public data.

Delete your data

Settings › Delete account data removes your paymail, profile and messages from our servers. Your keys and money are unaffected; they were never with us.

Status

✓ Live: profile, avatar and bAvatars
✓ Live: verified X and Google names (bWalletX)
✓ Live: identity map and sign-in alerts
✓ Live: optional ID check and certificate
◻ Coming: share one verified fact (for example “over 18”) without the rest