Dashboard layout
When you open the Dashboard, your connected wallet address appears at the top of the page beneath the Overview heading. Every piece of data on the page is tied to that address.Stat cards
Four summary cards load at the top of the Overview:Balances
The number of distinct assets held in your connected wallet on the Stellar network.
Smart Accounts
How many Soroban vault contracts you have linked to Pay3.
Active Sessions
AI sessions that are currently live and able to request payments on your behalf.
Pending Approvals
Transactions your AI requested that are waiting for your manual approval before executing.
Wallet balances
Below the stat cards, the Wallet balances section lists every asset in your Stellar wallet alongside its current balance, fetched in real time from Horizon. If a balance reads zero or an asset is missing, verify that your wallet holds a trustline for that asset on Stellar.Monthly usage
The Monthly usage table shows aggregated spending broken down by asset for the current calendar month. Each row displays the asset name, the total amount spent, and the number of transactions that contributed to it. The table resets at the start of each new month. If no AI transactions have been executed yet, the section displays No spending this month.Navigating between sections
The sticky navigation bar at the top of every Dashboard page contains six tabs:
Click any tab to navigate directly to that section. The active tab is highlighted in white.
Emergency Revoke All
The Emergency revoke all button sits in the top-right corner of the Overview page. Use it as a kill switch:1
Click Emergency revoke all
A confirmation dialog appears asking you to confirm the action.
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Confirm the revocation
Click OK in the confirmation dialog. Pay3 immediately calls the revoke-all endpoint and invalidates every active session token.
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Verify the result
The Active sessions card refreshes to 0. Create new sessions from the Sessions tab once you have secured your account.
Emergency Revoke All does not affect your smart account contracts or wallet balances — it only invalidates the session keys that AI assistants use to sign transactions. Your funds remain safe in your Soroban vault.