# TON transaction alerts: filters and notification settings

Source: https://tonsuite.org/en/tracker/guides/transaction-alerts/
Updated: 2026-09-29

An active TON wallet can generate more events than you need to read. TON Tracker lets you choose transaction types, set amount thresholds and block irrelevant tokens. Start with what you want to monitor, then customize the message format.

## Choose the events that answer your question

For wallet funding, focus on incoming transfers. For trading activity, enable buys, sells and swaps. NFTs, rewards, trading-bot fees and other supported event types can be disabled separately.

An NFT mode keeps only Telegram usernames and .ton domains. Use it when these assets matter to your research but other NFT activity does not.

## Filter amounts and unwanted tokens

Set a minimum amount and, where useful, a maximum. Global rules apply across the wallet list. Per-wallet filters allow exceptions and take priority over global settings.

Anti-spam hides small promotional transfers. Block a token by its name or contract. A contract identifies a token more precisely because multiple tokens can share a ticker. A higher threshold reduces notifications but can also hide smaller events you wanted to see.

## Choose what appears in the message

Use the classic layout or Rich Beta with structured blocks and collapsible details. Compact, detailed and custom templates are available, with a preview to check the result.

You can adjust information order, number precision, balances, USD values, PnL, contract, chart and buttons. Put the information that helps you decide whether to inspect a transaction near the start; keep other details available when needed.

## Understand pending transaction notifications

The bot can show a known action, token and amount before an operation completes, then update that same message with the final outcome. Balance, PnL and chart data may appear later as the necessary data becomes available.

A pending alert does not confirm success. Check the final status and transaction link, particularly for failed operations or routes with multiple swaps.

## When to use Smart Signals

Premium Smart Signals connect behavior across monitored wallets: several addresses buying or selling a token, an exchange withdrawal followed by a purchase, or a sharp increase in a position. They add context to individual transaction alerts.

A signal groups observed activity; it does not establish wallet ownership or predict a future price. Choose conditions for your own watchlist and inspect the underlying transactions.