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.
This feature requires a user to log in. Create an account here.
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.


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.

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):
The address you selected to track (no action needed here).
[OPTIONAL] Wallet tag: Assign a custom name to your wallet for easier identification and organization.
Select the event type you want to track:
Buy and sell events. By default, all buy and sell events are tracked.
New deployed tokens. By default it is off.
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)
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.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:

Feel free to repeat the process for multiple wallets.
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