Create a QuickAlert

Create QuickAlerts notifications to leverage real-time blockchain data and advanced alerting to power your apps.

1
Select an expression
Explore our variety of QuickAlert templates to effortlessly launch your personalized alert system!
2
Add alert details
Choose a Chain and Network to deploy your QuickAlert. Add paramaters to customize your alert.
3
Set up destination

Creating an expression

Check out how to create more custom alerts for any on-chain event

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Alerts via API

Review our documentation to get set up on QuickAlerts support

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How to set up QuickAlerts via REST API

In this video, we go through the process of setting QuickAlerts to track wallet transactions via REST API in JavaScript.

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  • QuickAlerts enables you to leverage real-time blockchain data and advanced alerting to power your apps, make DeFi trading decisions based on the specific data that matters to you, add real-time blockchain event driven logic into your workflows, and more. You can access QuickAlerts in your QuickNode developer portal or programmatically via our powerful REST API.
  • QuickAlerts enables you to build a regular expression to target any data that appears within the block, transaction, and transaction receipt. Your targeted event can be as broad or specific as you want.
  • When your notification triggers, we will send a payload to your webhook destination containing the type of payload data that you choose. You can choose to receive the block and its transactions, all transactions, all receipts, matching transactions, matching receipts, matching transactions and receipts, or matching transaction hashes.
  • You will receive an alerts whenever your targeted event happens onchain. Notifications arrive grouped by block, so if you targeted event happens three times in a block, you will receive details about all three events in one payload as soon as the block appears onchain.
  • QuickAlerts will retry your alert up to 3 times, 1 second apart in the case that the destination is unavailable or returns an error.
  • Yes! You can update the name, expression, and destination for your QuickAlerts notification after deploying. However, if you want to update the chain or network, please create a new QuickAlerts notification for the new network.
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