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# Notifications
The Notification Center keeps a log of everything happening in your account — updates, trades, and rewards all in one place. Access it via the bell icon on the Profile tab.
#### **News**
Stay on top of everything in one feed — TP/SL order fills, leaderboard position updates, token price alerts, market news, and announcements, Product updates.
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#### **Transactions**
A record of every action across all your wallets and chains — filterable by wallet and by chain. Transaction types include:
* **Bought** — token purchases
* **Sold** — token sells
* **Deposit** — funds added to your account
* **Withdraw** — funds sent out of your account
* **Bridge** — funds moved between chains
Tap any transaction to see the full details — token, amount, chain, wallet, price, and the on-chain transaction link.
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**Rewards**
A full history of every $MOBY reward you've earned, filterable by reward type:
* **Cashback** — $MOBY earned on every swap, credited per trade
* **Referral** — $MOBY earned from trades made by people you referred
* **Rent Refund** — $MOBY bonus earned each time you claim a Solana rent refund from settings
* **Gift** — one-time bonuses such as connecting your X account (+5,000 $MOBY) or your first trade on Robinhood Chain (+5,000 $MOBY)
* **Reward Code** — $MOBY credited from airdrop or campaign codes
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