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Open Settings with the gear icon at the top right. Changes save as you make them, unless a section has its own Save button.
Settings page with Personal information, Bitcoin price, Statement data, and Electrum Server sections

Settings on desktop.

Personal information

Your name fills in the name on new statements. Select Save name.

Security

Change PIN and, on servers, Sign out everywhere. See PIN and lock.

Bitcoin price

Sets where the Bitcoin price comes from. Price requests include no wallet information. Allow fallbacks (on by default) uses the next source in the list if yours is down. With it off, you may see “No price is available right now.” If no source answers, Control Center shows the last known price.

Statement data (desktop)

Choose where statement transaction lookups go. Existing statements keep the source they were made with.

Electrum Server (desktop)

Where wallet balances come from. Use your own server for the most privacy.
Electrum Server settings with the New connection form

Saved connections on the left. Details on the right.

  • Saved connections: up to 5. One is active. Its status shows Connected, Connecting…, or Disconnected.
  • New connection: enter Name, Host, Port, and Protocol. Start with can fill in Blockstream’s public server.
  • Test Connection checks it without switching. Save & Connect switches to it.
  • Connect via Tor sends Electrum requests through Tor. It’s required for .onion addresses. Exchange and price requests, and statement lookups on mempool.space, do not use Tor.
  • Delete a connection with the trash icon. You can’t delete the active one. Connect to another first.
Your accounts and history are kept when you switch servers.

Tor messages

What’s not in Settings