Contracts & Wallets
Every contract and wallet on your Stagenet can have its own dashboard — one place to inspect and drive an address: its activity, assets, state, and functions.
They live on your Stagenet’s Contracts & Wallets page.
How dashboards are created
Automatically, for contracts you deploy
- Push your contracts to your Stagenet with
contract.dev push-contracts. - Deploy them with your normal scripts.
When a deployment’s bytecode matches a pushed contract, its dashboard is created automatically — with the ABI, name, and storage layout already attached.
Manually, for everything else
Click + Add account on the Contracts & Wallets page to add:
- Wallets — deployers, treasuries, bots, test users.
- Mainnet contracts — third-party contracts that exist on the replicated chain (pools, tokens, oracles); the ABI is fetched automatically.
- Any other contract — supply an ABI yourself.
What a dashboard shows
- Overview — live vitals and the address’s recent transactions.
- Money — asset balances and approvals granted.
- Interact — call read and write functions directly on the fork, with your browser wallet or the gasless Platform Wallet.
- Storage — named storage variables, decoded live (contracts with a storage layout).
Wallets get the overview and money sections.
Each address is tagged with its origin: forked state replicated from the target chain, or stagenet native — deployed or created on your Stagenet.
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