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The dashboard is the first page you see after you sign in. It gets a new organization started with three independent setup paths, and lists the assets you monitor. Every member sees it.

Key concepts

How it works

The three paths are independent. Start with whichever matches your mandate.
Your workspace is private. Assets, forms and answers stay inside your organization. Nothing is filed on your behalf.

Use the dashboard

1

Add an asset to monitor

Click Add an Asset to Monitor (1), then Go to Registry. You add a token by its contract address and network. On-chain data such as issuer identity, mint authority and collateral status fills in and stays up to date. See Watchlist assets.
Compliance Hub dashboard with callouts on Add an Asset to Monitor, Request Issuer Information, Publish an Authorization Onchain and Invite team members

The dashboard for a new organization

2

Request issuer information

Click Request Issuer Information (2), then Go to Form manager. Build a form and send it to a supervised issuer. See Form manager.
3

Publish an authorization on-chain

Click Publish an Authorization Onchain (3), then Go to Credentials. A credential is the official answer to “is this licensed?”. You can update or revoke it as status changes. See Credentials.
4

Invite your team

Click Invite team members (4) to add colleagues. See Members and settings.

Reference

Monitored assets table

What fills in, and when

Worked example

You supervise three stablecoins. You click Add an Asset to Monitor and add each by contract address. Within minutes the Monitored assets table lists all three with their chain and address. Their reserves stay blank, so you click Request Issuer Information and send each issuer your reserve disclosure form.

Errors and troubleshooting

FAQ

No. They’re independent. You can monitor assets without ever publishing a credential.
They aren’t available yet.