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Notifications, Web Push & the Telegram bot

Choose how the platform reaches you — in-app, Email, Telegram, Discord, Web Push — and keep the risk-critical alerts you can’t afford to miss. Check your fleet from Telegram with a few commands.

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Anton Shchur· Founder· Updated August 12, 2026

Your channels

TalixTrade can reach you through several channels: in-app, Email, Telegram, Discord, and Web Push. You choose which events go where, so routine updates and can’t-miss alerts don’t share the same volume.

Web Push (PWA) — and the iOS caveat

Web Push delivers alerts straight to your device through the installed PWA (the app added to your home screen). On iOS there is an Apple constraint: push only works if you have added TalixTrade to your home screen first. Install it, and liquidation warnings reach your phone even when the browser is closed.

The Telegram bot

Link your account to the Telegram bot (@TalixTradeBot) and you can check your fleet from chat with a few commands:

  • •/pnl — your current profit and loss.
  • •/report — a summary of your systems.
  • •/positions — what is open right now.
  • •/bot — status of a specific system.

Linking is a one-time step from your settings; after that the bot speaks your language and only answers you.

Tune it, don’t mute it

Every channel has a kill-switch, so you can silence what you don’t need. The discipline is to turn down the routine (a fill here, a small take-profit there) and keep on the risk-critical ones — liquidation warnings and force-close alerts. Those are the messages that save money.

The pitfall

Muting everything after one noisy day. A blanket mute also silences the liquidation warning you actually needed. Tune per event instead: quiet the routine, keep the risk-critical. Missing a force-close costs far more than a buzz.

Next

See what actually triggers these alerts in the account Risk Engine, and link the bot from your account settings.

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