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# Complete user profile

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### Step 1

Begin by navigating to the Profile menu. You can find it at the bottom left corner where your account name is displayed.

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### Step 2

Click to view the available options. From the list, select "Settings" to access your Profile Settings page.

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### Step 3

Proceed to fill in your profile by entering your full name and other details.

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### Step 4

After entering all the necessary details, click on "Save."&#x20;

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A confirmation message will appear, indicating that your profile has been updated successfully.

With this, your profile setup is now complete.&#x20;


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