> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.raybot.app/start/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.raybot.app/start/interface-and-buttons-in-telegram/settings.md). # Settings In this section, you can set general settings for all received notifications.\ Here you configure: * format and content of alerts (πŸ”” Notifications), * quick trading buttons (πŸ”Ό Buttons), * backup bots (πŸ€– Backup), * and other additional features. {% hint style="info" %} Use `/reset_filters` - to reset all filters. {% endhint %} These options help tailor the workflow to your style β€” from simple monitoring to advanced analytics and fast trading directly from notifications. {% @guideflow/guideflow-embed requestedUrl="" %} ### βš™οΈ Main Settings Menu This section gathers all the main settings available in RayBot.\ Each option is presented as a separate button in the dropdown menu. You can: * Configure notifications (**Notifications**) * Add a backup bot (**Backup**) * Enable quick trading buttons (**Buttons**) * Manage links (**Links**) * Fully pause or resume the bot (**Pause / Resume RAY**) * For Solana β€” use advanced filters (**Source / Advanced Filters**) Thus, one main menu covers all key functions, and from there you can expand each button and fine-tune it to your needs.
πŸ€– Backup /backup - command to open. A backup bot function for delivering notifications.\ If the main bot is either: * one of the RayBots gets blocked, * or is temporarily overloaded (message limits), notifications will automatically be redirected to your Backup Bot. {% hint style="info" %} πŸ’‘ Useful for active traders who need a 100% guarantee of alert delivery. {% endhint %}
πŸ”Ό Buttons `/buttons` β€” command to open. Button interface settings in notifications.\ Here you can enable or disable quick actions under each token notification. You can enable or disable buttons for: * RayBot * BonkBot * Trojan * BullX * and others... > ⚠️ The available buttons depend on the selected network (EVM / Solana / Tron). *** **πŸ“Έ Here’s what it looks like in Telegram:** ![](/files/4YoKGFTfjo1rV2cmte3x)![](/files/GhGImA5i6SchKewGRutn)
πŸ”— Links `/Links` β€” command to open. This command allows you to choose which external links appear at the bottom of each token notification. **πŸ“Œ You can enable or disable links to:**\ β€” Birdeye\ β€” GMGN\ β€” BullX\ β€” and others *** **πŸ“Έ Here’s what it looks like in Telegram:** ![](/files/uCtRaOcfzMsUeSQWbYYA)![](/files/DpChs3rDcAwpWFNJiI0r)
⏸️ Pause / resume RAY A full pause function for the selected bot.\ When this setting is activated: * the bot stops working, * all notifications from connected wallets (Wallets) temporarily stop. πŸ”„ You can resume the bot’s work at any time by pressing **Resume**.\ \ πŸ“Œ **Commands**\ `/pause` β€” completely stops the bot and all notifications. `/resume` β€” resumes the bot and restarts notifications. {% hint style="info" %} ⚑ Convenient if you want to disable all signals (e.g., while resting or when you don’t want trading distractions) but still keep all settings unchanged. {% endhint %}
For **Solana**, additional notification filters are available:
πŸ“¦ Source Filters
Filter transactions by source (DEX, aggregators, platforms).\ Allows you to enable/disable notifications for specific services: * Jupiter (swaps, Limit, DCA, Perps) * Meteora * PumpFun / PumpSwap * Raydium {% hint style="warning" %} **Note about Jupiter DCA** βœ… When the option is enabled, you will receive every buy or sell transaction. ❌ When the option is disabled, you will only get a notification that a trader has opened a DCA, without details of all subsequent transactions. {% endhint %}
πŸ› οΈ Advanced Filters
**1st Buy / Sell Only**\ When enabled (βœ…), you only receive buy / sell notifications for a token the first time a tracked wallet buys it. Repeat buys / sells of the same token are filtered out. **Maker Trades Only**\ When enabled (βœ…), only shows trades (buy/sell/swap) where the tracked wallet is the one that initiated the trade. Filters out notifications where the wallet was a co-signer on someone else's trade. Solana only. πŸ†• **New Transfers Only**\ When enabled (βœ…), you only receive transfer notifications when the recipient is a new wallet with no transactions history. **Low Liquidity Transfers**\ Controls whether transfers involving tokens with very low liquidity (under $500) are shown. On by default β€” toggle off (❌) to hide them. **Multi Token Transfers**\ Controls whether transfer transactions containing multiple transfers of tokens are shown. On by default β€” toggle off (❌) to hide them. **Multi SOL / USDC Transfers**\ Controls whether transfer transactions containing multiple SOL or stablecoin (USDC/USDT) transfers are shown. On by default β€” toggle off (❌) to hide them. **Likely Scam Transfers**\ Controls whether transfers of tokens flagged as likely scams are shown. On by default β€” toggle off (❌) to hide them. **Min / Max Token Age**\ Set a minimum and/or maximum token age in hours. Only applies to buy and sell transactions. For example, setting min to 24 hides trades on tokens created less than 24 hours ago. Set to 0 to disable. **Min / Max Wallet Age**\ Set a minimum and/or maximum tracked wallet age in days (based on when the wallet was first funded). For example, setting min to 30 hides transactions from wallets less than 30 days old. Set to 0 to disable.
*** ### βš™οΈ **Transaction Filters (Solana)**
RayBot provides advanced options for filtering notifications in the Solana network.\ You can fine-tune exactly which types of actions will be displayed and which will be hidden. Each setting corresponds to a specific event and lets you enable or disable its display in notifications. This gives flexibility: some may want to see only buys/sells, while others prefer the full stream of events, including token account creation. ### πŸ”‘ Main filter types * **Swaps, Buys, Sells** β€” trading activity (swaps, purchases, sales). * **Token Mint / Migrate** β€” token minting and migrations. * **SOL Transfers / Token Transfers** β€” transfers of SOL and any tokens. * **USD Transfers (Stables)** β€” filter stablecoin transfers on Solana separately.\ Allows you to keep USDC / USDT / USD1 transfers visible while disabling other token transfers. * **Liquidity actions** β€” adding or removing liquidity. * **Burn, Claim Fees, Create / Close Token Account** β€” service operations. * **Referral Txs** β€” referral-related transfers (e.g., DFLOW).\ Can be disabled separately to remove unwanted referral activity from notifications. * **NFTs / cNFTs / DRiP** β€” actions with NFTs and collectible assets. * **Advanced states** β€” Unknown, Other, and specific custom events. * **! Auto Add New Wallets** β€” automatically adds wallets to tracking when they receive SOL from a tracked wallet.\ Auto Add works **only for SOL transfers to new (empty) wallets with no transaction history**. β€” **More info** [**here**](/start/interface-and-buttons-in-telegram/auto-add.md)**.** *** ### πŸ“ Threshold values **Filters also allow you to define minimum and maximum limits:** * by amount in SOL * by market capitalization (MC) * by token transfer value in USD This helps you filter out small or excessively large transactions, leaving only meaningful signals. *** ### πŸ‘Ύ **Group Settings (Telegram & Discord)** To configure RayBot in Telegram or Discord groups, use the main [**πŸ‘Ύ Groups**](/start/interface-and-buttons-in-telegram/groups.md) menu. Here you can add new groups (**Add group**) or connect Discord (**Add Discord**). A **Add Dedicated Bot** option is also available if you need a dedicated connection. After selecting the desired group, its own menu opens, where you can: * Add or remove wallets. * Configure filters and notifications. * Manage buttons and links. * Copy wallets from RayBot. * Reset or delete settings. This way, managing the bot across different chats always goes through **/start** **β†’** **Groups β†’ select group β†’ settings**. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.raybot.app/start/interface-and-buttons-in-telegram/settings.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.