Transaction alerts
Receive a message when the bot detects a new incoming or outgoing transaction on an address you monitor. The alert gives you a direct reason to check your Bitcoin activity.
Know when yourBitcoin moves.
BTC Tracker brings Bitcoin transaction alerts, confirmation updates, and address balances into your Telegram chat.
Add a public BTC address or a supported extended public key, then follow incoming and outgoing activity without opening a blockchain explorer every time you want an update.
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A clearer picture of your Bitcoin activity.
A Bitcoin address can change while you are away from your wallet. BTC Tracker checks tracked addresses and turns blockchain events into readable Telegram updates, so you can see what happened and follow what comes next.
Confirmation updates
Keep track of a transaction after its first appearance. BTC Tracker reports changing confirmation counts and a finalization update according to the configured confirmation target.
Balance overview
Check the BTC balance associated with your tracked address, together with an approximate USD equivalent. You can review the information inside the same chat as your alerts.
Wallet statistics
Look beyond a single payment. The bot can show totals received and sent, transaction counts, and other address activity that helps put a new transfer in context.
Extended public keys
Monitor receiving addresses derived from supported watch-only xpub, ypub, or zpub keys. This is useful when your wallet uses a series of addresses instead of one fixed address.
Alert controls
Adjust notification behavior for your tracked wallets. The bot includes notification and sound settings, plus a confirmation threshold to suit the updates you want to receive.
Watch-only tracking for public Bitcoin data.
BTC Tracker is built around information you can observe on the Bitcoin blockchain. You can add a public address to follow its activity, or use a supported extended public key to monitor receiving addresses associated with a wallet. Neither route asks the bot to hold your Bitcoin.
This makes the bot useful for keeping an eye on a payment address, checking whether a transfer has received more confirmations, or following activity across several wallet addresses. It is a monitoring tool in Telegram, rather than a place to sign transactions or store spending credentials.
Extended public keys are still sensitive: sharing one can reveal address history and future receiving addresses. Only add a watch-only key when you understand that privacy tradeoff. A seed phrase or private key is never needed for blockchain monitoring.
Useful signals for the moments that matter.
Whether you are waiting for a payment or revisiting an address you rarely open, a concise message can make an on-chain change easier to notice.
Waiting for a payment
Track the address you gave to someone and watch for an incoming transaction. When the bot detects activity, Telegram becomes your signal to review the transfer and its confirmation progress.
Following settlement
A broadcast transaction is only the start of its on-chain journey. Confirmation updates help you tell the difference between a transaction that has appeared and one that has reached your chosen confirmation threshold.
Watching several addresses
Keep a list of named addresses in one bot rather than checking each address separately. Balance and activity details make it easier to revisit the address that prompted an alert.
Three simple steps.
The monitoring flow happens in Telegram. You only need public blockchain information for the address or watch-only wallet you want to follow.
Open the bot
Start a private conversation with BTC Tracker on Telegram and use its controls to choose what you want to monitor.
Add public data
Enter a Bitcoin address, or a supported xpub, ypub, or zpub extended public key for watch-only receiving-address tracking.
Follow updates
Review transaction alerts, confirmation changes, and wallet information in the chat as the bot detects new activity.
Bitcoin monitoring, explained.
The key details about what the bot tracks, what you can see in Telegram, and what information you need to get started.
Can I monitor a Bitcoin address without a private key?
Yes. A public Bitcoin address is enough to follow that address on the blockchain. BTC Tracker also supports watch-only extended public keys. You do not need to share a seed phrase or private key to receive address activity updates.
Which Bitcoin transactions can the bot report?
BTC Tracker watches incoming and outgoing transactions for tracked addresses. When it detects a new transaction, it can send a Telegram alert, then follow confirmation changes until the configured target is reached.
Does BTC Tracker support xpub, ypub, and zpub?
Yes. These extended public key formats can be used for watch-only receiving-address monitoring. They are not private spending keys, but they can reveal wallet address history and future receiving addresses, so handle them with care.
Can I see Bitcoin balances in Telegram?
Yes. The bot shows BTC balances and a USD equivalent for tracked addresses. It can also show totals received and sent and a transaction count, giving you more context than a notification alone.
Are notifications the same as transaction finality?
No. A new transaction alert tells you the bot detected activity; confirmations describe what happened afterward as blocks are added. You can use confirmation updates and the bot's threshold settings to follow that progress.
Is BTC Tracker a Bitcoin wallet?
No. It is a watch-only monitoring bot for blockchain activity. It does not replace the wallet you use to control funds or sign a Bitcoin transaction. Its purpose is to help you notice and understand activity on addresses you choose to track.
Stay close to the chain.
Track the Bitcoin addresses that matter to you, see what changed, and follow confirmations from the Telegram chat you already use. BTC Tracker keeps the information in view with one clear place for alerts and wallet activity.