# Email notifications
### **E-mail message text settings**
There is a separate page in the system **Email messages**, where the administrator can set templates for all types of emails that clients receive. This allows customizing both the subject of the email and its content, inserting variable data.
### **Main settings**
* **Sender email** β the e-mail from which users receive all messages.
* **Sender name** β the signature in the "From" field.
### **Content localization**
There are separate fields for each event type:
* **Email subject** β the text the user sees in the subject line.
* **Email body (content)** β the main text of the message.
Among the types of emails:
* π© **New request**
* ποΈ **Deleted request**
* β οΈ **Request error**
* β³ **Request under review**
* β
**Completed request**
* π **Awaiting confirmation**
* π **Pending auto-payout**
* π΅ **Paid by user**
* π **AML check**
* π **Registration**
* π **Password recovery**
* π‘οΈ **Verification (approved/rejected)**
* π§Ύ **Receipt upload**
### **Template variables**
In texts and subjects you can use **variables (placeholders)**, which the system automatically replaces with user or request data:
* {id} β request id
* {amount} β amount
* {currency} β currency
* {wallet} β wallet
* {name} β user name
* {from\_annotation} β additional sender data
* {to\_annotation} β additional recipient data
* {receive} β amount to be received
* {confirmations\_count} β number of confirmations
* {date} β date and time of request creation in the format "DD.MM.YYYY, HH:MM"
* {rate} β exchange rate
* {requisite\_in} β details for sending funds (incoming)
* {requisite\_in\_memo} β additional information/note for incoming details
* {requisite\_out} β details for receiving funds (outgoing)
* {from\_name} β full localized name of the currency being given (from)
* {to\_name} β full localized name of the currency being received (to)
* {route\_link} β full link to the order page with token
* {in} β amount that the client gives
* {out} β amount that the client receives
* {city} β city name
* {city\_country} β city with country indicated in the format βCity (Country)β for cash exchanges
* {confirmations\_count} β number of confirmations for the incoming currency
* {psys\_give} β short code of the currency being given
* {psys\_get} β short code of the currency being received
Thus, emails always contain up-to-date information unique to a specific user.
### **Advanced features**
* β¨ **HTML markup** β the administrator can use HTML code in texts to create stylish messages (for example, color highlights, tables, buttons linking to the site).
* πΌοΈ **Images and banners** β via HTML you can add the company logo, icons, or any other graphical elements.
* π¨ **Custom design** β thanks to HTML and styles (CSS) you can make templates as close as possible to branded mailings.