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# Password Change Notification

You can receive email notifications when the password for the main account or sub-account is changed.

## Setting Up <a href="#id" id="id"></a>

1. Go to 'Security > Password Change Notification'.
2. The current setting status will be displayed, and you can choose whether to enable notifications.
   * Use
     * Receive an email notification when the password is changed.
   * Do not use
     * Do not receive notifications when the password is changed
3. Verify the email address where the notification will be sent, then select 'Confirm'.
   * The registered email under 'My Account > Membership Information' will be used automatically. &#x20;


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