Quickstart: watch a token
Connect a wallet, choose a condition, link Telegram and check the first matching event.
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Wallet in, alert out
- Open Dashboard → Watch and connect your wallet. Sign the sign-in message, then choose New watcher.
- Choose Large transfers for a token-wide amount threshold, or Wallet activity to follow a particular sender or recipient. Use Listed asset to select a listing, or Any token address to paste a full contract address. The address lookup shows the recorded trust verdict before you submit.
- Enter the amount in the token's own units. Large transfers needs a positive threshold. Wallet activity also needs a wallet address and accepts 0 to match every transfer involving that wallet. Give the watcher a name and choose Create watcher.
- Open Dashboard → Settings → Telegram alerts. Under the Fletch bot option, open the link and press Start in Telegram. Return to Settings and confirm it shows linked. For your own bot, paste the BotFather token, save it, press Start in that bot and use the Find my chat control.
- Return to Watch and leave the watcher enabled. After a new transfer meets the condition, open Dashboard → Alerts and inspect its status and transaction link. A sent delivery should also appear in your linked Telegram chat. An empty history means no matching event has been recorded yet.
Before you leave the tab
Watch is free during beta, with 5 watchers per account. The first Telegram watcher can be saved before you link a chat; additional Telegram watchers require the link. Match records can be held while delivery has no destination. A saved watcher and a linked chat are separate states.
A failed bytecode or decimals check asks you to confirm Watch anyway. This records your acknowledgement; it cannot make an unreadable contract emit ERC-20 transfer events. For a first alert, choose a token and condition with activity you can independently inspect.
If delivery does not arrive, check the linked chat, watcher status, Alerts and the registry status page. A real matching transaction and a delivered message are the end-to-end check.