Notifications

The bell, and push to your phone or desktop. Both live. What's still limited is what generates one.

Vision has a bell in the header and can send a notification to your phone or desktop. Both work today. What generates one: the price alerts you set yourself (Alerts), your own money moving (a deposit arriving, a send or swap completing), and service announcements from us. The bell Everything Vision sends you lands in the bell, whether or not you have turned on push. Open one to read it in full, follow it if it points somewhere, or delete it.

Nothing is ever only a push: if you miss it on your lock screen, it is still there. You do not have to turn anything on. The bell needs no setup and no permission. Push is the only part that asks. Push Vision asks once, in chat, whether you want notifications on this device. Allow it and the browser grants permission. The same mechanism any site uses, and you can withdraw it in your browser settings at any time.

It works in a normal tab, in the app added to your home screen, and in the Android app. Per device. Permission belongs to the browser you granted it in, so your laptop and your phone are separate decisions. Nothing is lost by saying no. The bell still fills up. What you can control On the Alerts page, under Preferences (Settings links there too): All alerts. The master switch. In-app bell and Browser push.

The two channels, separately. The bell always works; push is per device. Quiet hours. A window in your own timezone when nothing is allowed to interrupt. It holds back pushes; the bell still collects them, so an alert that fires overnight is waiting for you rather than lost. Send test alert. Fires a sample through your enabled channels so you can see it arrive. What sends one today Your alerts, when they fire: price targets and portfolio moves (Alerts).

Money arriving. A deposit worth a dollar or more, in a token Vision recognises, announces itself the moment it lands. Unknown or suspicious tokens deliberately stay silent, so a scam airdrop never gets to ring your phone. Money moving. A send tells you when it is delivered, a withdrawal when it completes, a swap or a move between chains when it lands. Completion only: a notification always means it happened, never that it was merely submitted.

Service announcements: something has shipped, something has changed, something needs you. Those are written by a person, not generated. Email is separate. Sign-in links and account messages arrive by email regardless of any of this, because you need them to get back in.