By setting a price alert you can get a notification when the price of an asset you follow reaches the level you set. Alerts are managed through a window; the alert types and notification frequency options are below.
You can reach your alerts in two ways:
Note: Alarms is a window, not a page — only the window parameter is added to the address bar and the page you are on does not change
To set an alert for a specific asset, click that asset on the wallet page and use the Set alarm button in the asset details window.
Note: An alert cannot be set without choosing an asset. The window prompts you to select a crypto asset first
| Type | How it is set |
|---|---|
| Price target | You enter a target price; you are notified when the price reaches that value |
| Price increase / Price drop | You enter a percentage; you are notified when the price rises or falls by that share |
| Sudden price change | Set with ready-made thresholds; you do not enter a value yourself |
The alert you set appears in the list together with its trigger condition — for a target price alert the price you set, for a rise alert the change you are waiting for.
If you do not want to enter values one by one, you can use the ready-made thresholds in the Quick alerts section. These alerts look at a group rather than a single asset: they notify you when the average price in a category, the value of any asset in the market or the total value of your wallet changes by a certain share.
Ready-made alerts are also available for the assets you add to your favorites and for stock indices.
You choose one of three frequency options when setting an alert. Your choice also determines what happens to the alert after it is triggered.
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| One time | You get a single notification when the price reaches your target. The alarm is deleted automatically after it is sent |
| Hourly | You get at most one notification per hour when the price reaches your target. The alarm is not deleted |
| Continuous | You get a notification when the price reaches your target. The alarm updates itself automatically after it is sent |
Warning: This is the most common reason behind "my alert disappeared": a One time alert is deleted after it is triggered. If you want the alert to stay, use Hourly or Continuous
The Alarms window lists the alerts you have set. You can delete an alert from the list and set a new one in its place. Instead of editing the target value of an existing alert, you need to delete it and set it again.
You can see your triggered alerts in the Alarm history section. The section states this itself: the alerts you set appear there once they are triggered, and only alerts triggered in the last month are listed.
History rows state which asset the alert was triggered on and under which condition.
Warning: Alert history covers the last month only. Older triggers are not listed
The number of alerts you can set for one asset is limited. When you reach the limit, the window states that you have reached the alert limit for that asset and no new alert can be added. The limit is set by the system; you can see the current number on screen while setting an alert.
You can set price alerts for the crypto assets listed on Paribu. You can define a different target and notification frequency for each asset. Quick alerts, on the other hand, look at a category or at the total value of your wallet rather than a single asset.
The number of alerts you can set for one asset is limited and the limit is set by the system. A warning appears on screen when you reach it. You can see the current number while setting an alert.
If you set the alert as One time, it is deleted automatically after the notification is sent. You can see the triggered alert in the Alarm history section. If you want the alert to stay, use Hourly or Continuous.
Instead of editing the target value or frequency of an existing alert, you need to delete it and set a new one for the same asset.
First make sure your browser notification permissions are on. If permission is off, no notification reaches you even though the alert is set. If the problem continues, you can start the live support chat through Paribu Support to get in touch with us.