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# Notifications

Trybit's notification channels.

Trybit notifies you about account activity and payments through several channels at once — so you don't need to log in to your dashboard to stay up to date.

### Notification channels

* **Personal dashboard** — notifications are available right in the interface.
* **Email** — the address linked to your account receives emails about key events.
* **Telegram bot** — can be connected in the account settings, under "Notifications."

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### What notifications are sent for

* new logins (sign-ins) to the account;
* partially paid and fully paid invoices;
* balance requests — the Telegram bot can send your balance on request, with a USD estimate and a breakdown by each currency.

### How to connect the Telegram bot

In your dashboard, in the account settings, open the "Notifications" section and follow the instructions to connect the bot.

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