> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gage.cash/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gage.cash/borrow/reminders.md).

# Reminders

Weekly expiries make it easy to forget one. gage treats reminders as part of the listing flow, not a setting to find later.

## When they arrive

| Reminder  | When                                                   |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| 48 hours  | Two days before expiry                                 |
| 24 hours  | The day before                                         |
| 6 hours   | The afternoon of                                       |
| 1 hour    | The last call                                          |
| At expiry | With the grace deadline, so the decision is still open |

Lenders receive one notice once grace has ended and the deal is claimable.

## Channels

* **Telegram.** Connect the gage bot before you list. Two steps: connect, then list.
* **Email.**
* **Web push.**

You can list without reminders. The app asks once, before listing, and says which you chose.

## What a reminder says

> \#4821 · 12.5 NVDA expires 8 Sep 16:40 UTC. Reclaim for 1,824.00 USDG before 9 Sep 16:40, or walk away and keep 1,814.88. gage.cash/deal/4821

Every reminder carries the deal, the collateral, the expiry, the cap, the grace deadline and the link. Nothing else.

## Privacy

Subscribing is a signed message from your wallet, so only the wallet's owner can subscribe or unsubscribe it. The notifier stores the wallet, the channel address and the preferences. Nothing about a deal is sent that is not already public on-chain.


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