How Crypto Alerts works

Meme coins, major cryptocurrencies, and thousands more, not just the well-known ones. Start from the coin alerts directory or search in the app.

Coins with live market data update within seconds to about a minute, and everything else about every 10 minutes. When an alert triggers, you're notified within a second or two of that check. No need to refresh the page.

Yes. The Portfolio page lets you save a wallet on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, Linea, Blast, Mantle, or Solana and see its token holdings and recent transaction history.

Yes, on Pro. Turn on "Alert me on new activity" for any saved wallet and you'll be notified through your usual channels (email, Telegram, push) when it makes a new transaction.

Three limits: active alerts (3 on Free, 120 on Pro), watchlist coins (10 on Free, 200 on Pro), and saved wallets in the portfolio tracker (1 on Free, 15 on Pro). Wallet-activity alerts are Pro-only, and price alerts on coins with live market data are checked every 5 seconds on Pro and every 30 seconds on Free — everything else is checked about every 10 minutes on both. Notification channels and on-screen prices are the same on both plans.

Yes. Use "Manage subscription" in the app to cancel whenever you want. You'll keep Pro access until the end of the billing period you already paid for.

Payments are handled entirely by Stripe. We never see or store your card details.

No. Email notifications work on their own. Telegram and browser push are optional extra channels you can turn on from the app if you want alerts there too.

Yes. Telegram is the reliable channel on a phone: sign in, click Link Telegram, then send /start to the bot. Alerts arrive in the Telegram app even if the site is closed. Email also works on any phone.

Browser push works in Android Chrome and desktop browsers on the live HTTPS site after you click Enable browser push. On iPhone (iOS 16.4 or later) it works once you add the site to your Home Screen and open it from there. It does not work on a local http address.

Click "Link Telegram" in the app, then send /start to the bot when Telegram opens. Step-by-step on Telegram crypto alerts.

Click Enable browser push in the app and allow notifications when your browser asks. This works in Android Chrome and desktop browsers on the live HTTPS site, and on iPhone after you add the site to your Home Screen and open it from there. Step-by-step on browser push crypto alerts. When it is enabled, you get a native notification the moment an alert fires, even if the app isn't the active tab.

On iPhone, push only reaches the site after you add it to your Home Screen and open it from there, not from a Safari tab; Telegram and email work either way. On Android, use Chrome on the live HTTPS site, not a local http address. More detail on browser push alerts.

On a computer this almost always means your operating system is blocking the notification, not the app. Browsers can't override OS-level settings.

On Mac: open System Settings → Notifications → find your browser (Firefox/Chrome/Safari) → make sure notifications are turned on and the alert style isn't set to "None." Also check Control Center (top-right menu bar) for an active Focus or Do Not Disturb mode, which silently blocks notifications.

On Windows: open Settings → System → Notifications → make sure notifications are on overall and specifically enabled for your browser in the app list below. Also check Settings → System → Focus assist isn't set to hide notifications.

If OS settings look fine, also check the browser's own per-site permission hasn't been blocked (e.g. in Firefox: about:preferences#privacy → Permissions → Notifications; in Chrome: chrome://settings/content/notifications).