Settings

Profile, language, security, and notification preferences.

Settings is one screen, grouped into collapsible sections. Here's the lay of the land. There is no Save button. Every setting applies the moment you change it, and a small "Saved" appears next to the section you touched. If a change can't be written, the control moves back to its previous value and tells you, so what you see on screen is always what's actually stored. Profile Your picture, display name, and how you sign in.

Tap the avatar to upload a new one (up to 5 MB), or the pencil beside your name to rename yourself. Underneath, Signed in via shows every sign-in method on the account and lets you add or remove one. See Sign-in & security. Vision Wallet Your addresses and the state of the wallet itself. See Creating a wallet. Underneath it sits Export private keys, closed by default. Open it, confirm with a passkey, and Vision shows you the private key for your Solana or your Ethereum wallet.

The key is encrypted to your own browser before it leaves the secure enclave and is decrypted on your device, so it never passes through Vision's servers in a form anyone here could read. It stays blurred until you tap it, and it is discarded the moment you close the row. The keys are the ordinary kind. Import the Ethereum one into any EVM wallet and the Solana one into any Solana wallet. A private key is the whole wallet.

Anyone who has it can move everything in that wallet, and nothing can undo that. Keep it somewhere only you can reach, never type it into a website or send it to anybody, and treat any request for it as a scam every single time. Vision will never ask you for yours. You need a passkey on the account before you can export, and every export sends you a notification, so a key can never leave your account quietly.

Exporting changes nothing else: it is not a switch to running the wallet yourself, and Vision still signs for you here. Language The language Vision writes and speaks in. Voice Whether Vision can speak its replies, whether it reads them out automatically, and which voice it uses. The first two you can also just ask for in chat ("stop reading your answers out") but picking the voice needs this screen, since the voices have no name you'd say aloud.

Security Change your email or password, and turn on two-factor authentication. The closed row tells you whether 2FA is on without your having to open it. Full detail on Sign-in & security. What Vision remembers Everything Vision has noted about you, in plain language, so you can read it and delete any of it. The six most recent show by default with a Show all beneath, and there's a search box once the list gets long.

There's also a button to clear the lot at once. See Conversational interface for what gets stored in the first place. Show me around Replays the guided tour from onboarding. Your wallet, checking a token, and what a trade actually costs. The tour only; it doesn't ask you to set anything up again. Danger zone Three separate actions, and they are not the same: clear your data, reset your Vision Wallets, or delete the account.

Each asks you to type your email to confirm, and the two that touch wallets show you the balance you'd be walking away from first. Read Your data & account deletion before using any of them. Alerts have their own page. The Alerts entry in Settings opens it: what Vision is watching for you, what has fired, and how a notification reaches you. Alerts.