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Dashboard

Your Dashboard is where you land after signing in. It shows what you hold, what you’ve done recently, and — until you’ve verified — how far through verification you are.
What you see depends on your tier. Tier 1 is a new, unverified account. Tier 2 is a fully verified one.

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What’s on the page

Three things sit in the main column, top to bottom. A verification prompt, or a confirmation. Before you’re verified, a card headed “Make the most of Enta, verify your identity” tracks your progress. Once verified, it’s replaced by a slim banner reading “You’re fully verified”. Your wallet card. Headed Total balance, with the figure in US dollars and an approximate value in your chosen currency below it — for example ≈ GBP 2,499.82. An eye icon hides the amount, a refresh icon updates it, and a dropdown changes the comparison currency. Move Money is the main action. Recent transactions. A short list of your latest activity, or an empty state reading “No transactions yet” — “Complete a transaction and we’ll show your most recent ones here”.

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Expanding your assets

The wallet card has two forms. Collapsed, it shows the total with a stack of token icons and an Assets link. Expanded, it lists each asset on its own row — the amount and ticker, its value in your comparison currency, and the wallet address for that chain with a copy icon. Enta wallets hold three assets: USD₮, BTC and XAU₮. USD₮ shows two addresses, one for EVM and one for Solana, because it exists on both networks.
Each row’s address belongs to that specific asset and network. Sending an asset to the wrong network’s address can mean the funds never arrive.

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The sidebar

The same navigation appears at every tier, with an account switcher at the top showing Your personal wallet:
  • Home
  • Wallets
  • Payment links
  • Beneficiaries
  • Transactions
Below those, Rate Calculator and Support.

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The receive panel

On a funded account, a panel on the right gives you quick access to the four things you’ll do most, as tabs: Receive, Send, Swap and Buy. Receive opens by default. It shows an asset selector — for example USD₮ on Base — a QR code labelled “Scan to receive USD₮”, the network name, and your Wallet address in full, with Copy and Share buttons.
The panel carries the caution “Only send USD₮ on Base; other assets may be lost.” Check the network matches before sharing the address or the QR code.

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Where to next

  • Tier 1 Dashboard — a new account, and the verification prompt as it progresses
  • Tier 2 Dashboard — a verified account, and what verification unlocks
  • KYC — the verification steps themselves