Notification Channels
Anatomy of a Notification
Every policy match notification is designed to give you the full picture in a single glance:- Token — name, symbol, and a snapshot of current key metrics (price, liquidity, market cap) at the moment of the match
- Trigger reason — the specific policy conditions that were matched, so you know exactly why this alert fired
- AI reasoning — a one-sentence summary from Retina Terminal explaining the signal in plain language
- Key wallets — the top 1–2 wallets that triggered the signal, with their Cortex scores and classifications
- Action buttons — ‘View & Confirm’ to open the trade confirmation screen, or ‘Dismiss’ to discard the alert
Managing Notification Volume
You have three tools for keeping alert volume at a level that serves you:- Pause a policy — temporarily deactivates a policy without deleting it. Useful when you want a break from a particular signal without losing your configuration.
- Quiet hours — set a window (for example, 00:00–07:00 local time) during which notifications queue rather than deliver immediately. Queued notifications arrive as a batch at the end of the quiet window.
- Minimum cooldown — set a minimum time between consecutive notifications from the same policy (for example, 30 minutes) to prevent rapid-fire alerts on volatile tokens.
Notification Preferences
Go to Settings → Notifications to configure all notification behavior:- Enable or disable each channel on a per-policy basis
- Set your quiet hours window
- Set the minimum cooldown interval per policy
- Switch to digest mode — batches policy matches into an hourly summary instead of sending real-time alerts