> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.zidee.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.zidee.xyz/using-zidee/notifications.md).

# Notifications

Zidee can send a push notification to your phone when SOL, USDC or ZDLT arrives in your wallet on Solana.

There are no notifications for sends or swaps. Those show up in your **Activity** list.

## Turn notifications on

1. Tap your name at the top of the app, then **Settings** > **Notifications**.
2. Switch on **Push notifications** and allow notifications when your phone asks.
3. Optional: tap **Send test notification** to check that it works.

The **Deposit confirmed** switch on the same screen controls the alerts for funds you receive. Leave it on to get them.

## On iPhone

On iPhone, push notifications only work when Zidee is added to your Home Screen and opened from there. In Safari, tap **Share** > **Add to Home Screen**, open Zidee from the new icon, then turn notifications on.

## Not getting notifications?

* If the screen says **Blocked**, notifications are turned off for Zidee in your browser or phone settings. Allow them there, then come back.
* Notifications arrive shortly after the transfer lands on Solana, not instantly.
* A transfer we only notice long after it happened still shows in **Activity**, without a push.


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