PollarPollar
Operator Guide

Dashboard Overview

The Pollar Dashboard at dashboard.pollar.xyz is the control panel for your app's configuration. Sign in with Google or email OTP — no Stellar wallet required.

Each app you create is isolated with its own API keys, wallets, and configuration. You can switch between apps and networks (Testnet / Mainnet) from the top navigation bar.


Configuration

SectionWhat you do here
App SettingsApp name, allowed domains (CORS), and general configuration
App WalletsView and fund your operator wallets (funding, gas, distribution)
Funding ModeSelect Immediate, Deferred, or Manual wallet activation
API KeysGenerate and manage publishable and secret keys
DomainsConfigure allowed origins so the SDK can make requests from your app
Branding & UICustomize the WalletButton modal — colors, logo, and supported auth providers
WebhooksConfigure inbound webhook URLs and view event logs
AlertsSet up low-balance alerts via email or webhook
IntegrationsEnable SEP-24 fiat ramps and configure anchors

Wallet Infrastructure

SectionWhat you do here
WalletsBrowse and manage user wallets — view status, balances, and activate manually
Tokens / TrustlinesConfigure which assets are automatically enabled on new user wallets
Gas SponsorshipSet rules for which transaction types are sponsored and per-user limits
Distribution WalletConfigure fund() — assets, amounts, and rate limits

User Management

SectionWhat you do here
UsersBrowse users, view wallet status, and manage accounts
AuthenticationConfigure supported OAuth providers and email OTP

Observability

SectionWhat you do here
TransactionsView all on-chain transactions across your app
LogsAPI request logs, errors, and webhook delivery history

Get started checklist

When you create a new app, the Dashboard shows a checklist of required steps before you can go live:

  1. Configure API keys — generate a publishable key to connect your SDK
  2. Configure domains — add allowed origins so the SDK can make requests
  3. App wallet created and funded — your funding wallet must be active on Stellar with enough XLM to cover wallet creation
  4. Enable trustlines — configure at least one asset so user wallets can hold it
  5. Install the SDK and create your first wallet — confirms the integration is working end-to-end

Testnet vs Mainnet

Every app has independent Testnet and Mainnet environments. Switch between them from the network selector in the top navigation bar. API keys, wallets, and configuration are completely separate between environments.

Start on Testnet — it's free and resets periodically. Move to Mainnet when you're ready for production. See Mainnet Checklist before switching.

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