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# Subscription Management

Currently, users can subscribe to an app's notifications by connecting their wallet or opening the Solflare Extension while on an app's website

![Subscribing via an app's wallet connector](/files/GkRyPzIit9rGhicyyGX0)

![Subscribing via extension popup on an app's website](/files/w4SHTJFHuFNfZgiedLLE)

When a user subscribes to an app, they send a signed payload containing their public key and the app's identifier; this mechanism is a security measure to ensure that only the owner of that public key can subscribe to their public key. From the app's side, there is no required integration

## Managing Subscriptions

Users can manage their app notification subscriptions from the Notification Settings page in their Solflare Wallet.

Users can subscribe/unsubscribe from any app or NFT collection at any time.

![Solflare Notification Settings](/files/l6xwCdFaOgsbDkSsDfbQ)


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