Your profile
Your Profile page is where you keep your account details up to date — your display name, your Minecraft username, and which language Lanzinha speaks to you in.
- Which details you can edit (and which you can't)
- Why setting your Minecraft username is worth it
- Where to save your changes
What's on the page
| Field | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Display name | The name shown for your account. |
| Minecraft username | Pre-fills the whitelist when a room owner invites you (see below). |
| Language | Switch between English and Português (Brasil). |
| Shown for reference — it's read-only here. |
Make your edits and hit Save. You'll see a Saved confirmation when it goes through.
Your Minecraft username
Setting your Minecraft username is the one field that pays off the most. When a friend opens a Minecraft room and invites you, your username pre-fills their whitelist — so you get added with a single click instead of someone having to type your name correctly.
Use your exact in-game name (the one your launcher uses). A typo in the whitelist is the most common reason a friend can't join, so getting it right here saves everyone the headache.
What you can't change here
Your email is shown on the Profile page but can't be edited from it — it's the address tied to sign-in. If you need to change other parts of your account, the Profile page also covers:
- Changing your password — your sign-in password.
- Notifications — what Lanzinha tells you about, and where.
- Language — the same locale setting, explained on its own page.
- Deleting your account — the danger zone, when you want to leave.
A CPF may be requested once when you pay by card and is then saved to your account so you don't have to enter it again. You don't need to set it up in advance — see paying by card for how that works.
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