Creator Dashboard
The Walver.io Creator Dashboard is a powerful interface for managing your wallet verifications, API keys, and folders. This guide explains how to use the dashboard effectively.
Accessing the Dashboard
To access the Creator Dashboard:
Visit Walver.io
Click on "Login" in the top-right corner
Either connect your wallet (Solana, Ethereum, or other supported chains) and sign a verification message to prove wallet ownership, or log in with email and password
You'll be redirected to the dashboard after successful authentication
Dashboard Overview
The Creator Dashboard is organized into several sections:
Home: Overview of your verification statistics and recent activity
Verifications: Create and manage verification links
Folders: Organize verifications into folders
API Keys: Create and manage API keys
Settings: Configure your creator account
Organizing with Folders
Folders help you organize verifications by project, purpose, or any other categorization.
Creating a Folder
To create a new folder:
Go to the "Folders" tab in the dashboard
Click "Create Folder"
Enter a name for the folder
Add an optional description
Configure default custom fields (optional)
Click "Create Folder"
Using Custom Fields
Folders can have default custom fields that are automatically applied to any verification created in that folder:
When creating or editing a folder, scroll to the "Custom Fields" section
Click "Add Field" to add a custom field
Configure the field properties:
Type: The type of data (email, text, etc.)
Name: The display name for the field
Placeholder: The placeholder text for the field
Required: Whether the field is mandatory
Add as many fields as needed
Save the folder
Now, when you create a verification inside of this folder, these custom fields will be pre-populated.
Managing Verifications
Creating a New Verification
Refer to this section to understand how to create a verification
Viewing Verification Results
To see detailed results for a verification:
Click on a verification in the list
The details panel will show all completed verifications, including:
Wallet addresses
Verification timestamps
Custom field responses
Token verification results (if applicable)
Editing a Verification (coming soon!)
Managing API Keys
API keys allow you to interact with the Walver API programmatically.
Creating an API Key
To create a new API key:
Go to the "API Keys" tab in the dashboard
Click "Create API Key"
Enter a name for the API key
Add an optional description
Click "Create"
Important: Copy and save the API key that is displayed. It will only be shown once and cannot be retrieved later.
Viewing API Keys
The API Keys tab displays all your active API keys, including:
Name: The name you gave the key
Created: When the key was created
Last Used: When the key was last used
Description: The optional description you provided
For security reasons, only a masked version of each key is displayed.
Deleting API Keys
To delete an API key:
Find the key in the list
Click the "Delete" button (trash icon)
Confirm the deletion
Warning: Deleting an API key immediately revokes access for any applications using that key. This action cannot be undone.
Dashboard Statistics (coming soon!)
User Settings
- Profile Settings (coming soon!)
- Notification Settings (coming soon!)
Advanced Features
- Webhook Testing (coming soon!)
- Verification Templates (coming soon!)
Best Practices
Organization
Use descriptive names for verifications and folders
Create folders for different projects or verification purposes
Use consistent naming conventions for custom fields across verifications
Security
Regularly rotate API keys
Use strong webhook secrets
Delete inactive verifications
Use one-time links for sensitive verifications
Set appropriate expiration dates
Performance
Keep the number of custom fields reasonable
Archive old or unused verifications
Use folders to keep the dashboard organized
Support and Help
If you encounter issues with the dashboard:
Check the FAQ section
Look for tooltips and help text within the interface
Contact support through the help button in the dashboard
Refer to the API documentation for programmatic interactions
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