Relay Protocol has introduced Relay Dashboard, a back-office tool for developers and platforms integrating its API, with no minimum integration threshold. The dashboard lets users track all cross-chain requests from a single page and filter them by status, chain, token, amount, address, and time. Users can also save custom views and export data as CSV.
On the admin side, the product supports organization creation, member invites, and role assignment for admins and members. API keys and webhooks can be configured directly in the dashboard, with support for IP and domain whitelists. Relay said App Fees balances are settled in USDC on Base and can be withdrawn in one click, while Fee Sponsorship wallets are also fully self-managed through the interface.
Relay Protocol has rolled out Relay Dashboard, a back-office management tool for developers and platform operators that integrate its API. The company said the product comes with no minimum integration threshold.
The dashboard is built around request monitoring. Users can track all cross-chain requests from a single page and filter them by status, chain, token, amount, address, and time. Custom views can be saved, and data can be exported in CSV format.
For team administration, Relay Dashboard supports creating organizations, inviting members, and assigning either admin or member roles. API keys and webhooks can be configured directly by users, and the setup also supports IP and domain whitelists.
On the payments side, App Fees balances are settled in USDC on Base and can be withdrawn with one click. Fee Sponsorship wallets are also available for full self-service management.
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