Handy.Markets

Set up price alerts easily for free

Setting up price alerts helps you monitor important market moves without being tied to your screen. Price alerts can support both active trading and long-term investing by helping you stay aware of meaningful price changes as soon as they happen.

Key benefits:

  • Save time: No need to monitor charts continuously.
  • React faster: Receive instant notifications when the market meets your conditions.
  • Reduce missed opportunities: Stay informed when an asset reaches important levels.
  • Track multiple scenarios: Set different alerts for breakouts, reversals, pullbacks, and momentum moves.
  • Stay flexible: Receive alerts through your preferred delivery channels.

 

How Handy.Markets Alerts Looks Like:

Telegram:
Telegram notification
Discord:
Discord notification
Slack:
Slack notification
In-App notification:
In-App notification

 

Types of Price Alerts on Handy.Markets

Handy.Markets offers several types of price alerts so you can track the market in the way that best fits your strategy:

 

Greater Than

A Greater Than alert triggers when the price of an asset becomes higher than the price level you specify. This type of alert is useful when you want to track upward price movement beyond a key threshold.


Less Than

A Less Than alert triggers when the price of an asset becomes lower than your specified price. This trigger is commonly used to monitor downward moves and identify when the asset falls below an important threshold.


Crossing Up

A Crossing Up alert triggers when the price of an asset crosses above the specified level, provided that the previous candle was below that level. This means the alert focuses specifically on an upward crossing event rather than simply checking whether the price is above a number.


Crossing Down

A Crossing Down alert triggers when the price of an asset crosses below the specified level, provided that the previous candle was above that level.


Crossing

A Crossing alert combines both upward and downward crossing logic. It triggers when the price of an asset crosses the specified price in either direction. This trigger is useful when the exact direction is less important than the event of the price moving through a key level.


Moving Up

A Moving Up alert triggers when the price of an asset increases by a specified amount from the current market price. This is useful when you want to track a bullish move of a certain size rather than a fixed target level.


Moving Down

A Moving Down alert triggers when the price of an asset decreases by a specified amount from the current market price.


Changes

A Changes alert combines both Moving Up and Moving Down conditions. It triggers when the price of an asset moves either upward or downward by a specified amount from the current market price. This alert type is useful when you want to monitor absolute price movement without focusing on direction first.


Moving Up %

A Moving Up % alert triggers when the price of an asset increases by a specified percentage from the current market price.


Moving Down %

A Moving Down % alert triggers when the price of an asset decreases by a specified percentage from the current market price.


Changes %

A Changes % alert combines both Moving Up % and Moving Down % triggers. It activates when the price of an asset moves either upward or downward by a specified percentage from the current market price.

 

Ways to Receive Price Alerts

Handy.Markets lets you receive alerts through the communication channels that fit your workflow. Whether you prefer messaging platforms, direct notifications, or automation tools, you can choose the delivery method that works best for you.

Available delivery methods:

Telegram
Discord
Slack
Email
SMS
Web Push
Webhook

This flexibility makes it easier to stay connected to the market and receive alerts wherever you are.

 

How to Set Up Custom Price Alerts in 4 Simple Steps:

Step 1: Sign in on the Handy.Markets:

Step 1

Step 2: Select desired asset and click on it:

Step 2

Step 3: Click on "Create Alert" button:

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Step 4: Set alert parameters and save it:

Step 4

 

Why Use Handy.Markets for Price Alerts?

Handy.Markets is built to help users create flexible, reliable, and easy-to-manage alerts for financial assets across crypto, forex, stocks, ETFs, commodities, and indices. Here are just a few reasons to choose Handy.Markets for alerts:

Instant Notifications. A delayed alert is a useless alert. Our infrastructure is optimized for low-latency data processing, ensuring you receive the notification the moment the condition is met.

🎛️ Flexible & Customizable Settings. One size does not fit all. Create complex logic for your alerts. Set one-time alerts for key events or recurring alerts for daily support and resistance levels.

♾️ Unlimited Amount of Alerts. We don't cap your potential. Unlike competitors who limit free users to 5 or 10 alerts, Handy.Markets allows you to create as many price monitors as you need to cover your entire portfolio.

🌍 All Markets in One Place. Stop switching between different apps for different assets. Track crypto, stocks, forex, commodities, ETFs, and indices from a single unified dashboard. Diversify your tracking without diversifying your tools.

 

FAQ

What is a price alert?

A price alert is an automated notification sent when an asset reaches a target price or changes by a specified amount or percentage.


Why should I create a price alert?

Price alerts help you monitor important market moves without checking charts manually all the time. They can help you react faster and avoid missing key price events.


Can I set both upward and downward alerts?

Yes, Handy.Markets supports alert types for upward movement, downward movement, crossing levels, and changes in both directions.


What is the difference between Greater Than and Crossing Up?

Greater Than triggers when the price becomes higher than a specified level. Crossing Up triggers specifically when the price moves from below that level to above it.


What is the difference between Less Than and Crossing Down?

Less Than triggers when the price becomes lower than a level. Crossing Down triggers when the price moves from above that level to below it.


Should I use fixed-price alerts or percentage alerts?

It depends on your strategy. Fixed-price alerts are useful for exact levels, while percentage alerts are useful for tracking relative movement from the current market price.


How can I receive alerts?

You can receive alerts through Telegram, Discord, Slack, Email, SMS, Web Push, and Webhook integrations.


Can I create multiple alerts?

Yes, you can create multiple alerts for different price levels, movement sizes, and market scenarios.