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How to Set Up Price Alerts and Notifications on Binance App

· ~ 14 min read · ChainKer Editorial Team

How to Set Up Price Alerts on the Binance App

Price alerts are one of the most useful tools available to any cryptocurrency trader. Instead of constantly watching charts, you set a target price and let Binance notify you when the market reaches it. This guide covers every method for setting up price alerts on the Binance app, how to manage them, and tips for using alerts strategically.

Why Use Price Alerts?

Cryptocurrency markets run 24 hours a day, seven days a week. No trader can stare at charts around the clock. Price alerts solve this by acting as your automated market-watcher:

  • Catch breakouts: Get notified when a coin breaks above a key resistance level
  • Buy the dip: Know immediately when a coin drops to your target entry price
  • Protect positions: Be alerted if a price falls to your mental stop-loss level
  • Monitor news-driven spikes: React quickly to sudden volatility

Even professional traders with sophisticated trading bots use manual price alerts as a second layer of market awareness.

Method 1: Setting a Price Alert from the Markets Tab

This is the quickest way to set an alert on any coin:

  1. Open the Binance app and tap the Markets tab at the bottom of the screen
  2. Search for the coin or trading pair you want to monitor (e.g., BTC/USDT)
  3. Tap the coin to open its price detail page
  4. Look for the bell icon near the current price display — tap it
  5. A dialog box will appear asking you to enter your target price
  6. Type the price level you want to be alerted at
  7. Select whether the alert should trigger when the price goes above or below your target
  8. Tap Confirm or Save

Your alert is now active. You will receive a push notification when the price hits your target level.

Method 2: Setting a Price Alert from the Trading Chart

You can also set alerts directly from the trading interface:

  1. Open the Markets tab and tap a trading pair to open the chart
  2. Tap the bell icon in the top right corner of the chart screen
  3. Choose Add Alert
  4. Enter the price level and direction (above or below current price)
  5. Optionally, add a note to remind yourself why you set this alert
  6. Tap Save

This method is especially useful when you are already analyzing a chart and want to set a contextual alert based on what you see.

Method 3: Setting Percentage Change Alerts

Beyond specific price levels, Binance also allows you to set alerts based on percentage changes:

  1. From the coin's detail page, tap the bell icon
  2. Switch from Price to % Change in the alert type selector
  3. Enter the percentage threshold (for example, 5% up or down)
  4. Tap Save

This type of alert is useful for monitoring volatility — it tells you when a coin moves significantly in either direction, regardless of the absolute price.

Enabling Notifications for Binance Alerts

For price alerts to work, you must allow the Binance app to send push notifications. If you dismissed the notification permission prompt when you first installed the app, here is how to re-enable it:

On Android

  1. Go to Settings > Apps > Binance
  2. Tap Notifications
  3. Toggle on Allow Notifications

On iOS

  1. Go to Settings > Binance
  2. Tap Notifications
  3. Enable Allow Notifications and select your preferred alert style (Banner, Alert, or Lock Screen)

Without notifications enabled, your alerts will still be logged in the app but you will not receive any push notifications on your device.

Managing Your Active Price Alerts

Viewing All Alerts

  1. From the Binance app home screen, tap the bell icon in the top right (this is different from the per-coin bell icon)
  2. Scroll to or tap the Price Alerts section
  3. You will see a list of all your active alerts with the coin, price level, and direction

Editing an Existing Alert

  1. Go to your alerts list (as above)
  2. Tap the alert you want to change
  3. Edit the price level or direction
  4. Tap Save

Deleting an Alert

  1. Go to your alerts list
  2. Swipe left on the alert (iOS) or long-press it (Android)
  3. Tap Delete to remove it

Setting an Alert as Repeating

By default, most alerts fire once and then deactivate. If you want a recurring alert (for example, every time BTC dips below $80,000):

  1. When creating or editing the alert, look for a Repeat toggle
  2. Enable it so the alert reactivates automatically after firing

How Many Alerts Can You Set?

Binance allows up to 20 active price alerts per user across all trading pairs. For most traders, this is more than enough. To maximize your 20 slots:

  • Focus on your most important positions and watchlist candidates
  • Delete old alerts that are no longer relevant
  • Use percentage-based alerts for coins you are monitoring broadly rather than setting multiple price-level alerts on the same coin

Strategic Tips for Using Price Alerts

Set Alerts at Technical Levels

The most effective price alerts are placed at technically significant price levels:

  • Support and resistance — Where price has bounced or stalled before
  • Round numbers — Major psychological levels like $50,000 or $100 for altcoins
  • All-time highs and lows — Often act as future support or resistance
  • Moving average levels — For example, the 200-day moving average

Use Alerts for Your Entire Watchlist

You do not need to own a coin to set a price alert. Set alerts on coins you are researching to track when they reach your desired entry price before you commit funds.

Combine Alerts with Limit Orders

A common workflow: set a price alert 2-3% above your target entry. When the alert fires, review the chart to confirm your analysis, then place a limit order. This two-step approach prevents panic buying or selling based purely on a price notification.

Review Alerts Regularly

Markets change. An alert you set last week may no longer make sense given new price action. Review and prune your alerts weekly.

Troubleshooting Price Alerts

Alert did not fire even though price was reached: Check that notifications are enabled in your device settings. Also verify the alert is still in your active list — it may have already fired once and deactivated.

I am getting too many notifications: Reduce the number of active alerts or switch some to percentage-based alerts with higher thresholds to reduce alert frequency.

Alerts disappeared after reinstalling the app: Alert settings are stored on Binance's servers, so they should reappear when you log back in. If they do not, you may need to recreate them.


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