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Contract Dashboards

Every watched contract gets its own dashboard for inspecting how it operates in production.

Open a contract to see its transactions, TVL, users, assets, value flows, counterparties, and method usage.

Contract dashboard

Overview

The Overview gives you a live summary of the contract.

At the top of the dashboard you can see metrics including:

  • TVL
  • native balance
  • 24-hour volume
  • transactions
  • active wallets
  • gas spent

The activity graph shows transaction activity over the last 24 hours, including failed transactions.

Below it, the transaction ledger shows the latest transactions involving the contract.

Flow

The Flow view shows value moving into and out of the contract.

Inspect:

  • inflows and outflows
  • net flow
  • sources and destinations
  • transferred tokens
  • counterparties

Use the time range and token filter to narrow the analysis.

Click a counterparty to inspect its activity with your contracts in more detail.

Users

The Users view shows who is using the contract and how their transactions reach it.

See active signers over time, direct and routed activity, front-door contracts such as routers and aggregators, and the wallets generating the most transactions.

Assets

The Assets view shows the assets held by the contract.

See the contract’s asset composition over time, current token balances, and ERC-20 allowances it has granted to other addresses.

Methods

The Methods view shows how the contract’s functions are being used.

For each write method you can inspect:

  • calls
  • share of contract activity
  • revert rate
  • median gas
  • current transaction cost
  • last use

You can also call supported view functions directly from contract.dev.

Numeric view-function results can be added to Data to track them over time.

Open a contract dashboard

You can open a dashboard from the Contracts page or directly from the Application Map.

Only watched contracts get Contract Observability dashboards.

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