Your KDP account is connected to an Amazon account. To change your email address, password, or other details, go to Your Account. If you change your account details (including name, email address, and mailing address), you need to update your tax information. If you change any of these details, please retake the tax interview.

A guide to publishing on Amazon

Contents Change your email address Change your password Change your payment information Merge your accounts Close your account Where are my books?

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Change your email address

KDP uses the same credentials as your Amazon customer account. Whether you created your account at KDP first or used an existing Amazon customer account, you can update your email preferences in Your Account. Be sure to confirm and save your information in your KDP account after you've made the changes to avoid creating duplicate publisher accounts. To change your email address:

1. Go to the Login & security page of your account.
2. Sign in with your current email address and password.
3. Under the "Email" section, click Edit.
4. Enter the new email address and the characters you see in the security challenge.
5. When you're done, click Save changes.

Change your password

KDP uses the same credentials as your Amazon account. Whether you created your account at KDP first or used an existing Amazon account, you can update your email preferences in Your Account. To change your password:

1. Go to the Login & security page.
2. Sign in with your current email address and password.
3. Under the "Password" section, click Edit.
4. Enter your new password.
5. When you're done, click Save changes.

Change your payment information

For security purposes, you cannot edit an existing bank account's details. You need to go to your account, add a new bank, and then delete the old entry. Learn more about updating your payment method.

Merge your accounts

To have your accounts merged, you need to contact us. We need the title of one book from each KDP account and its corresponding ASIN or ISBN. We'll only be able to move the old account if the new account has complete information. Also, if there are royalties pending in your account, please verify that your name, account number, and routing number are current and match the account information on file with your financial institution. This ensures that you'll receive outstanding royalties.

Once you've gathered the information we need and verified your account details, contact us and we'll move the old account and then confirm that this is complete.

Note: Merging your KDP accounts will move your published books from your old KDP account to your new one. However, it won't move old account information (e.g., tax interview details, sales reports, payment information) to the new account.

Close your account

To have your account closed, you need to contact us. Before we can close your account, you'll need to unpublish available books:

1. Go to your Bookshelf.
2. Click the ellipsis button ("...") under the BOOK ACTIONS menu next to the book you want to unpublish.
3. Choose Unpublish.

Also, if there are royalties pending in your account, please verify that your name, account number, and routing number are current and match the account information on file with your financial institution. This ensures that you'll receive outstanding royalties.

Once you've unpublished your books and verified your account details, contact us and authorize the closure your account.

Where are my books?

If you log in to your account and don't see your books, you may have logged in with the correct email address but a different password. To fix this:

1. Log out of KDP and Amazon.
2. Clear your browser's cache and cookies, then close your browser.
3. Open your web browser again, go to Your Account and log in with the email address and password combination you used to create your profile and upload your books.

If you're not sure which password you used, contact us.

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