Track wallets in real-time

Get instant alerts for all wallet activities. Never miss a transaction.

The Real-Time Wallet Tracking feature lets users monitor blockchain wallets with live transactions and updates on newly deployed tokens. Whether tracking your wallet, monitoring a smart money trader, or staying informed about specific addresses, this feature provides instant insights with minimal delay.

Step 1: Find a wallet to track

If you already have a wallet address you want to track, paste it into our search bar and open the wallet analyzer.

Searchbar on our main page.
Open the anlyzer by clicking on the wallet.

The search works for wallets on all supported networks.

If you don't have a wallet address, use our wallet filtering dashboard to find smart money traders.

Step 2: Create Wallet Alert

Click the bell on the wallet analyzer page to track all new trades for a selected wallet.

Click on the bell.

A pop-up opens to set up the alert. Follow the steps described in the picture below.

Set up the following (the numbers on the picture represent the bullets below):

  1. The address you selected to track (no action needed here).

  2. [OPTIONAL] Wallet tag: Assign a custom name to your wallet for easier identification and organization.

  3. Select the event type you want to track:

    1. Buy and sell events. By default, all buy and sell events are tracked.

    2. New deployed tokens. By default it is off.

  4. Select Blockchain: You can follow a wallet on multiple blockchains simultaneously (this is especially useful on the ERC chains where the same wallet address is used on multiple networks)

  5. Choose an alert destination: Choose the destination for your alerts (Telegram, Discord, Webhook) from your preconfigured options. If this is your first time, you must create an alert destination by clicking: Add New Destination. Follow the guide for the setup.

  6. When the alert destination is successfully created, you can click on: Create.

Step 3: Wait for the first alert to come

When the wallet performs a selected event type, you will get a notification on your configured destination:

Telegram message example

Feel free to repeat the process for multiple wallets.

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