Allium and Telegram

Wallet Sleuth connects to a couple of outside services from your profile: Allium, for importing wallet lists from your own saved queries (the ready-made Allium queries on the import tabs work without connecting anything), and Telegram, for receiving alerts. Telegram is set up on the same profile page but covered in full under Notification channels; this page covers connecting Allium and points you to where Telegram lives.

Steps

Connect Allium

  1. Open your Profile and scroll to the Connections card.
  2. Enter your Allium API key and select Connect. Wallet Sleuth checks that the key works before saving it.
  3. Once connected, the card shows the connection with the last 4 characters of your key and the date you connected.
  4. To remove it, select Disconnect and confirm in the dialog. You can reconnect at any time with a new key.

Telegram

Telegram alerts are set up from the same profile page, under Telegram Settings; see Notification channels for the full walkthrough of linking your account and what it enables.

What you'll see

The Connections card on the Profile page, with the Allium API key field and Connect button

Tips

  • Connecting Allium doesn't run anything on its own; it makes Import from Allium available when adding wallets to a tracking page or creating an audit.
  • Your own Allium credits pay for the query runs you import from; Wallet Sleuth doesn't meter them separately.
  • Disconnecting deletes the stored key; anything you already imported stays on your tracking pages or audits.

Common questions

Do I need Allium to use Wallet Sleuth? No. It's optional, useful only if you already run saved queries in Allium Explorer and want to bring their results in as a wallet list.

Is my Allium key visible anywhere after I connect it? No. Wallet Sleuth stores it encrypted and only ever shows its last 4 characters back to you.

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