# Add a Token Alert

1. Go to the Token Alerts page by clicking Token Alerts on the menu panel on the left (for desktop). If you're using this feature for the first time, here's what the page looks like.

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2. Click the + button on the Token Alert section. A pop-up window for setting up a Token Alert will appear.

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3. Type in the ticker of your chosen token, and choose the correct token from the list that appears.

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4\. Next, determine where you want to receive alerts: on Telegram or on Discord. You will then be asked to provide your Telegram/Discord account ID. To know the steps for searching that detail, please check the following guides: [**Telegram**](/how-to-use/token-alerts/get-telegram-chatid.md) | [**Discord**](/how-to-use/token-alerts/setup-discord-webhook.md)

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5. Once you have confirmed your chosen token and alert method, choose which criteria you want to set by clicking the button beside it and entering your preferred threshold. You can add more filters, or you can go straight to clicking the Create Alert button.

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6. You will be redirected to the main page, where you will find the tokens that you've added to your list.

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