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The Dashboard opens at /admin. Platform settings remain available under Admin → General at /admin/general.
Use the Dashboard as the daily operating view: resolve time-sensitive market issues first, then review growth, local order activity, and claimable fees.

Event attention

Find active sports events missing a provider ID and past-due markets still awaiting resolution.

User growth

See total registered users and daily registrations in a compact interactive chart.

Site trading volume

Follow accepted orders submitted through this site, with a daily volume history.

Claimable fees

Check the amount currently available for the configured fee receiver to withdraw.
1

Clear event alerts

Review missing sports provider IDs and past-due markets before they affect score sync or settlement.
2

Check platform activity

Compare recent registrations and accepted local order volume with the previous days.
3

Review fee balances

Confirm the configured receiver and claim available fees when your operating policy requires it.

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What the cards show

Sports events missing an ID

Counts visible, active sports and esports events that are not connected to TheSportsDB or PandaScore. Open the card to go to Events with the matching attention filter already applied.
Counts visible, active events whose end date has passed while at least one active market remains unresolved. Open the card to inspect the matching events directly.
Shows the total number of registered users. The chart plots new registrations per day, making quiet days and growth spikes easy to compare. Hover over it to inspect the date and value.
Shows the value of accepted orders submitted through the current site and its daily history. Trades sent directly through the SDK are not included.
Reads the fee receiver balance available to withdraw on-chain.
Displays a short Kuest announcement with relevant product news or operational information for site owners.
Site trading volume represents accepted local orders, not confirmed filled volume. Hidden or inactive events are excluded from the operational attention counts.