Contracts

Every watched contract in your workspace has its own dashboard, bringing together its on-chain activity, assets, users, value flows, methods, events and metrics.

Use the dashboard to explore your contract in detail, understand how it’s being used, and investigate its on-chain behaviour.

To open a contract’s dashboard, select Contracts in the sidebar, then select a watched contract.

The contract dashboard is organised into tabs, each serving a specific purpose, from analysing users and value flows to inspecting asset holdings, DeFi positions, methods and events.

Overview

The Overview provides a summary of the contract’s activity, information and monitoring status.

Contract information includes its deployment details, verified source, implementation, admin, owner and token properties, where applicable.

You can copy the contract’s address, ABI or source code, and open it in the explorer.

Activity shows transaction volume over the selected time range, including failed transactions. For ERC-20 contracts, the chart instead shows token transfer volume.

Health shows the current status of any Monitors configured for the contract, with warnings and alerts shown first.

Activity

The Activity section shows transactions and calls involving the contract.

Switch between Transactions and Calls, and filter by call type, routing and execution status.

Select a transaction or call to investigate it further in Activity.

Flow

Flow shows how value moves into and out of the contract through token transfers.

The flow chart displays inflow, outflow and net flow over time.

Below the chart, counterparties are grouped into:

Sources — addresses sending value to the contract.

Destinations — addresses receiving value from the contract.

Select a counterparty to inspect its transfers, value in, value out and net flow with the contract.

You can also filter flows by token to see how individual assets move through the contract.

Users

Users shows who interacts with the contract and how their calls reach it.

Explore:

Active users — unique wallets interacting with the contract.

Direct vs routed calls — whether users call the contract directly or through another contract.

Routes — intermediary contracts through which calls reach the contract.

Wallets — the addresses making calls to the contract.

Select a wallet or route to inspect its transactions, interactions, failed calls and the contracts it reaches.

Assets

Assets shows the tokens held by the contract and how their value changes over time.

The holdings chart tracks the contract’s total USD value, broken down by asset.

The holdings table shows each asset’s:

Token and amount held

Current USD price

Total USD value

Share of total holdings

Holdings are based on indexed on-chain snapshots rather than live balance reads.

DeFi positions

DeFi positions shows where the contract has deployed assets into supported DeFi protocols.

Currently supported positions include Aave v3.

Positions are grouped by protocol, with details such as:

Net position value

Supplied and borrowed assets

Interest rates and realised yield

Health factor, where applicable

You can search positions by protocol, market, vault, asset or chain.

Select Track on a supported position value to create a custom metric, which can then be monitored.

Methods

Methods provides analytics for the functions called on the contract, including calls made through other contracts.

Each method shows its call count, unique callers, revert rate, gas usage, recent activity and trends.

Filter methods by State-changing, Reads or All, and by direct or routed calls.

Select a method to open its detailed view, where you can explore:

Calls — recent calls and their decoded arguments.

Callers — addresses invoking the method.

Routes — how calls reach the method.

Reverts — failed executions and where they originated.

You can also create a monitor for a specific method.

Events

Events shows the events emitted by the contract, including how often each event fires and how many transactions emit it.

Select an event to inspect its individual firings and decoded arguments.

The event view lets you:

Browse individual event emissions and their arguments.

Explore distinct values of indexed arguments.

Filter emissions by an argument value.

View counts and aggregated totals where supported.

Events declared in the ABI but never emitted are also listed.

Dependencies

Dependencies shows the external contracts and methods that this contract calls.

Each dependency includes:

Contract and method called

Call type (read or state-changing call)

Number of calls

Failed calls

Last seen

This helps identify the external contracts that your contract interacts with.

Metrics

Metrics shows the custom metrics tracked for this contract.

Each metric displays its latest value, 24-hour change and monitoring status. Metrics with active warnings or alerts appear first.

Select + Track metric to start recording another on-chain value from the contract.

You can also rename or stop tracking existing metrics.

Settings

Open Settings to manage the contract’s configuration.

You can rename the contract within your workspace or provide an ABI when one is not available from the explorer.

For verified contracts, the explorer’s ABI is used automatically.