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# Change your password

Updating your password is a simple process to ensure your account stays secure. Follow these steps to change your password quickly.

### Steps to Update Your Password

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### Access your profile settings

* Click on the **Profile Icon** located in the top-right corner of your dashboard.
* From the dropdown menu, select **Profile.**
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### Navigate to the security section

* On the **Profile Page,** click on the **Security tab,** located at the top-left of the profile section.
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### Initiate password update

* On the **Security Page,** locate the **Password** section.
* Click the **Update** button next to it to proceed to the Password Update Page.

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📌 Use a strong password with at least 8 characters, including uppercase letters, numbers, and symbols, for enhanced security.
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### Enter new password details

On the **Password Update Page,** fill out the required fields:

* **Old Password:** Enter your current password.
* **New Password:** Create a new secure password.
* **Confirm New Password:** Re-enter the new password to confirm it.
* Click **Update** to save your changes.
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### Confirm password update

* Once your password is successfully updated, you’ll see a confirmation message.
* Click **Go Back** to return to the **Security Pag**e or continue exploring your profile settings.
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