Your partner profile is how readers, followers, and future copiers recognize you. It is built from a few fields in Settings: your Platform Username, avatar, display name, bio, links, and investor type. A complete profile takes about five minutes and makes every post and article you publish look more credible.
Step-by-step
- Open Settings from the Settings card on Partner Home or the gear icon.
- Go to Profile and set your Platform Username. It must be 3 to 24 characters using lowercase letters, numbers, and underscores, and it has to be unique.
- On the same tab, fill in your display name, bio, and investor type, plus your Website, Twitter, and LinkedIn links.
- Turn on Public profile if you want others to be able to view your profile and activity.
- Go to My Details to upload a profile avatar.
- Save. Your verified badge appears on your Partner Home hero card once your account is approved.
Where your profile appears
- Partner Home hero card: your avatar, username, and verified badge (shown as Verified Partner, Creator, or Trader depending on your partner role).
- Public profile: visible to others when Public profile is on.
- Ezana Echo: your display name and avatar appear on articles you publish.
- Community: your name and badges appear alongside your posts.
Privacy controls
The Profile tab also has toggles for showing your portfolio publicly, showing your activity in the community feed, appearing on the leaderboard, and showing your trades publicly. Partners are not required to share positions; decide what you are comfortable publishing.
Troubleshooting
- Avatar not updating? Upload it from My Details, then refresh the page. A square image looks best on the hero card.
- Username rejected? Check the length (3 to 24) and characters (letters, numbers, underscores). If it is already taken, pick another.
- Username field missing? It only shows for approved partners. Sign out and back in after approval.
- Badge missing? The verified badge appears after approval completes.
Next in Partner Onboarding: Partner Account vs Regular User Account and New Partner Onboarding Checklist.
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FAQ
Q: Can I change my username later?
A: Yes, from Settings, then Profile, as long as the new name is available. Frequent changes can confuse your audience, so pick one you will keep.
Q: Does my username have to match my real name?
A: No. Use any unique handle that follows the character rules. Your display name can be your real name if you prefer.