> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.capnco.gg/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.capnco.gg/game-guide/how-to-play/12.-account.md).

# 12. Account

## Captain & Company Profile

You can manage your account settings at [capnco.gg/profile](https://capnco.gg/profile).&#x20;

## Digital Assets

Some game items inside of Captain & Company are stored and tracked on the blockchain, primarily cosmetics. If you would like to withdraw the items that you have earned or created inside of the game and trade them on public marketplaces, you are free to do so, assuming that you have a [Pirate Pass](/game-guide/how-to-play/11.-pirate-pass.md).

{% hint style="info" %}
This technology is nearly identical to the way that Steam Marketplace works, with the exception that our system is public, open source, and permits users to withdraw and trade on other third-party marketplaces. This was explained well by popular FPS streamer Shroud [here](https://x.com/Eth_Dev_News/status/1845595094730015143).
{% endhint %}

## External Wallets

If you already have a digital asset wallet, you can link your wallet(s) in your [Captain and Company Profile](https://capnco.gg/profile) page. Linking your wallet enables you to use certain digital assets on those wallets without depositing them, like ship cards and cosmetics.&#x20;

You can deposit and withdraw via your [Captain and Company Profile](https://capnco.gg/profile) page.


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