Track Your First Wallet

The core command. One line gets a wallet on your tracker.

Syntax

/track <address> <label>

Both arguments are required:

• <address> — the wallet address you want to track. EVM (0x + 40 hex characters) or Solana (32–44 base58 characters).
• <label> — your nickname for the wallet. Multi-word labels are fine (everything after the address is joined with spaces).

The chain is auto-detected from the address format — you do not pass a chain code.

EVM addresses are tracked across all four EVM chains automatically

This is the part most users miss. When you track an EVM address, the bot watches that address simultaneously on Ethereum, BSC, Base, and Avalanche. Same address, four chains, one tracked entry. If the same wallet trades on Ethereum and bridges to Base, you’ll see both alerts.

Solana addresses are tracked on Solana only (different address format).

Examples

/track 0xd8da6bf26964af9d7eed9e03e53415d37aa96045 Vitalik

Tracks vitalik.eth’s wallet on all four EVM chains, labeled “Vitalik”.

/track 7xKXtg2CW87d97TXJSDpbD5jBkheTqA83TZRuJosgAsU GMGN bot

Tracks a Solana wallet labeled “GMGN bot”.

/track 0xabc...123 Smart money — wallet 14

Multi-word labels are fine. Use whatever helps you find it later.

What you’ll see back

If everything checks out:

✅ Wallet added!

Label: [your label]
Address: [the address]

EVM: 1/50 | SOL: 0/3

The last line is your current quota. The breakdown shows your private wallet count plus any wallets you’ve added through linked groups. Free tier defaults are 50 EVM wallets and 3 Solana wallets.

Once added, the wallet is live immediately — alerts start flowing as soon as the next block (EVM) or webhook (Solana) involves the address.

Common errors and what to do

Invalid wallet address

You’ll get ❌ Invalid wallet address if the address doesn’t match the EVM regex (0x + exactly 40 hex characters) or Solana base58 length (32–44 characters). Double-check for typos, missing 0x prefix, or extra/missing characters.

Already tracking this wallet

The bot returns a message with the existing label and a ✏️ Rename button if you try to track the same address twice. Tap the button to change the label, or use /rename <address> <new label>.

Wallet limit reached

If you’re at your tier’s wallet limit you’ll see a breakdown of where they’re being used (private + per linked group) and a prompt to either remove some with /remove or upgrade. See Free vs Paid for the limits.

What happens immediately after

Once /track succeeds, the bot is watching the wallet on every supported chain (or just Solana, for Solana addresses). The next time the wallet:

• Buys or sells a token
• Sends or receives a transfer
• Bridges between chains
• Approves a token contract
• Mints, sends, or receives an NFT
• Has a transaction fail
• Calls a contract function

…you’ll get a Telegram alert with the details, customizable down to the field level. See Alert Anatomy for what every part of an alert means.

Tracking inside a group

Inside a Telegram group that’s been linked with /link, the same /track syntax adds the wallet to the group’s shared list (not your personal list). Group members all see alerts for group wallets in the group chat. The wallet still counts against the linking user’s quota.

If you run /track in a group that hasn’t been linked yet, the bot replies with ⚠️ This group is not linked. and a hint to run /link first.

Next

Open the Dashboard See your wallets, customize alerts, manage subscriptions — in the web UI.

Anatomy of an Alert Every field in a typical alert and what each one means.