WhatsApp & Telegram stock market alerts

ALFA Finder doesn't put filings behind a dashboard you have to remember to open. Every alert is pushed directly to WhatsApp and Telegram — the two places most Indian traders already check throughout the day.

Why both channels

WhatsApp is where most subscribers actually read the alert first — it's already open, already the default notification channel on a phone. Telegram exists alongside it for anyone who prefers a dedicated app for market alerts specifically, or who runs WhatsApp on a number they'd rather not tie to trading notifications. Both receive the same filings, at the same time — neither is a delayed or limited version of the other.

What's in a message

Every alert names the company and symbol, the exchange it filed with, the classified filing type — board meeting, results, order win, promoter activity and the rest — a short AI-generated summary of what was actually filed, and a link back to the original exchange document. Nothing arrives as a raw, unread PDF. Every field in an alert is documented on the glossary page if a label is ever unclear.

Setting it up

There's no bot command sequence to remember — subscribing through ALFA Finder's plans page connects both channels to your watchlist, and alerts start arriving filtered to the stocks you actually hold rather than the full exchange firehose.

How fast alerts actually arrive

Delivery speed on both channels is measured continuously from our own production pipeline, not claimed. See the measured delivery speed for median and 90th-percentile numbers, split by market hours.