Retina Wallet notifications are the front door to trade execution. When a policy match occurs, you receive a notification containing everything you need to make a fast, informed decision — the token, the reasoning, and the data behind it. The goal is to surface the right signal at the right moment, not to flood your notification feed.
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
Start with email-only notifications to get a feel for alert volume before enabling push. You can always switch to push once you have tuned your policy conditions.