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Scheduled versus monitoring automations

Choose Scheduled when your rule follows a calendar and 24/7 Monitoring (a paid-plan feature) when it should respond to newly detected funds.

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The right mode starts with the right trigger. Do you want a rule evaluated on a timetable, or do you want it to respond to newly detected funds? Answering that question gives your Coinomatic setup a clear direction.

Choose Scheduled for a timetable

Scheduled mode takes you through conversion and timing settings, with daily, weekly or monthly options. Review the timezone alongside the schedule. A weekly routine in one timezone can be a different expectation from the same label in another.

Choose Monitoring for eligible incoming activity

24/7 Monitoring is an event-based mode with its own asset, conversion behavior and withdrawal policy. It is offered as a paid-plan feature. Review the options in your account rather than assuming every exchange or plan provides the same capabilities.

Both modes need a clear finish

Set the end condition and inspect the review summary. Where a withdrawal is included, confirm the supported destination. Monitoring with a required unresolved destination can be saved paused, so always inspect the saved state.

Compare with a simple question

If your instruction begins with a calendar time, start by reviewing Scheduled. If it begins with newly detected funds, examine Monitoring. Then use the relevant Knowledge Base guide to turn the intention into the fields your account actually offers.

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