On the Rupeezy app, an alert notifies you when a scrip's Last Traded Price (LTP), Average Trade Price or Volume meets a condition you set. You can create one from a stock's details screen, or from Home → Tools → Set Alerts.
What can an alert check?
Every alert is set up on one New Alert screen — there's no separate "advanced alerts" feature. You pick:
- Property: Last Traded Price (LTP), Average Trade Price, or Volume.
- Condition: Greater than, equals to (≥), Equals to (=), or Less than, equals to (≤).
- Value: in rupees, or as a percentage of the Last Traded Price.
For example, you can ask to be notified when NIFTY's LTP is greater than or equal to 20,000.
How do I create an alert?
Start from either place:
- From a stock: on the stock's details screen, tap Alert in the row with Add, GTT and Option Chain.
- From Tools: on the Home screen, scroll to the Tools section, tap Set Alerts, then tap Create Alert and search for the scrip.
Then fill in the alert:
1. Name the alert — up to 20 characters.
2. Choose the property — LTP, Average Trade Price or Volume.
3. Choose the condition — ≥, = or ≤.
4. Enter the value — in rupees, or as a percentage of the LTP.
5. Add a note if you like — up to 140 characters. It's optional.
To place a basket of orders automatically when the alert triggers, tap Add Basket and choose the basket — see What are Automated Manual Trading (AMT) orders?
6. Tap Create Alert. You'll get a notification on the Rupeezy app when the condition is met.
How do I view, edit or delete my alerts?
Go to Home → Tools → Set Alerts. The All Alerts screen lists your active and inactive alerts — an inactive alert can be edited and reactivated. Tap the edit icon on an alert to change its property, condition, value or note, then tap Save Edit — or tap Delete Alert to remove it. For the full steps, see How to modify or delete an alert on the Rupeezy app?
Can I create an alert from the Option Chain?
Yes. Tap an option on the Option Chain and choose Create Alert.
Things to keep in mind
- You can have up to 20 alerts at a time.
- An alert stays valid for 30 days from the day you create it.
- To see how you're notified, see How will I be notified if an alert is triggered? If an alert didn't fire when you expected, see Why is the alert not triggered even though the conditions are met?