Every user has a public page at /user/<username>. It is your identity here: who you are, what you
hold, what you have made and what you have earned.
What is on it
- Your identity: avatar, username, collector rank, verified and creator badges, country, and your bio.
- Your social links, if you filled them in at Your settings.
- A row of figures: your collector rank, your score and how many achievements you have earned. Creators also show their creator rank, how many collections they have published and the tips they have received.
Your email and paymail are never shown. Not to visitors, not on your own view of the page. There is no setting for it because it is not a setting.
What you can edit, and where
On the profile itself: your avatar and your bio, edited in place, no reload. Everything else — contact, country, socials, security — lives in settings.
Two things worth knowing about the avatar:
- It has to be a piece you own. Not any image: an ordinal from your wallet. Trying to use one you do not own is refused.
- Your bio is free text in any language. It is stored and shown exactly as you wrote it — nothing translates it and nothing has to.
Which is also worth knowing when you read somebody else's: a username and a bio are not an identity check. Anybody can write anything there, including that they work for Zoide. Nobody from Zoide will contact you first, and there are no private messages here.
The tabs depend on what you have
| Tab | Appears when |
|---|---|
| Pieces | The wallet has been synced at least once |
| Created collections | The user has published at least one |
| Achievements | Always |
| Privileges | Only for you, on your own profile |
The first tab with something in it is the one that opens, and each list tab carries its count in the label — so you can see what a profile has without clicking through empty tabs.
If the Pieces tab is missing on somebody's profile, that wallet has never been synced. It is not hidden and it is not empty: there is simply nothing stored to show, and only its owner can fix that.
Tabs are linkable: /user/<username>#tabAchievements opens on that tab, which makes a profile section
shareable.
And there is a button for exactly that. It is the same one on collections and on pieces: on a phone it opens the system share sheet, on a desktop a small menu with the networks and copy link.
Your pieces, as everybody else sees them
The Pieces tab shows the user's portfolio with the same controls you have in your own wallet: search, filters, sorting, card or list.
It is the same data your wallet reads. That is deliberate — what a wallet holds is public information on the chain, and showing it is part of what a profile is for.
What visitors do not get is your controls: no resync, no Bulk Manager, and the cards offer to buy or make an offer rather than to list or transfer. Owner actions belong to the owner.
Achievements show the whole catalogue
Both what has been earned — in colour, linking to its public certificate — and what has not, greyed out. The counter reads earned out of total.
Showing only what somebody earned would not say what there is to aim for, which is what makes an achievement an incentive rather than a decoration. Pending ones do not link anywhere, because there is no certificate for something not yet earned.
Tipping a creator
A creator's profile has a tip action in its identity card. It pays them directly, on chain, like everything else here: Ways to earn on Zoide.