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# Notifications on MultiSafe

All of us want to be updated. And with the transactions... it's a YES. 

It is the bell icon on the top right corner on MultiSafe dashboard. Once you click on the bell icon it will open as shown in the image below with the name '**Recent Activity**'.

![](/files/-MaDTTrnXzB3kN8EtixG)

When will you get notification for -

* Initiated transactions
* Completed transactions
* Amount of the completed transaction
* If there are 2-of-2, and one has signed and initiated the transaction. The second owner gets notified of it. 

Further, if click on the **View** button. Then you get to know all the details about the transaction. So whenever transactions are made or initiated, the owners get notified of it.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note -** If user **receives** the transaction, the **View button** will redirect to Etherscan.

 If user **sends** the transaction, the **View button** will redirect to transaction status**.**
{% endhint %}


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