Dashboard
Dashboard overview The Aurex dashboard is the central interface for managing your account, balances, and cards. All core actions are performed from this area.
The dashboard provides a real-time view of account state and access to all available sections of the platform.
Main sections
The dashboard is divided into several functional areas:
Overview
Cards
API (coming soon)
Settings
Navigation between sections is available at all times.
Overview
The Overview section displays a summary of the account state:
Wallet balance (available and pending)
Total balance allocated to cards
Recent deposits
OTP codes, when available
This section is intended for quick status checks rather than detailed management.
Real-time view Displayed balances and activity reflect the current account state at the time of loading.
Cards section
The Cards section provides access to:
active virtual cards,
card balances,
card creation actions.
Detailed card behavior is described in the Cards section of this documentation.
API section
The API section is visible in the dashboard but currently marked as in development.
Note Planned API functionality is described in the Roadmap section and is not yet available for use.
Settings
The Settings section allows users to manage account-related configuration, including:
account credentials,
recovery mechanisms,
basic security options.
Security-related topics are covered in detail in the Security section.
Data visibility
Balances and transactions are displayed per section
Card data is isolated from wallet data
Historical data availability may be limited
Limitations
The dashboard is web-based only
Some features may be unavailable while under development
Data display depends on successful synchronization with backend services
Important Temporary inconsistencies may occur during processing or maintenance periods.
Purpose of the dashboard
The dashboard is designed to:
centralize account and card management,
reduce complexity of daily operations,
provide clear separation between balances and usage.
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