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JET Dashboard

The JET Dashboard is where your team sends payments, watches them settle, and manages the credentials your systems use.

Everything here is backed by the same JET API your engineers integrate against. The dashboard is a client of that API: it holds no separate ledger and no separate truth. If a payment shows a state here, that is the state.

What you can do
Send a payment Pick a corridor, enter an amount, name a recipient. Watch it land.
Track everything Live status on every payment, with a full timeline.
Manage recipients Save payees to an address book and reuse them.
See your accounts Registered wallets, custody accounts, and issuer accounts.
Hold your credentials View your API key, rotate it, register a webhook endpoint.
Run your team Invite colleagues, set roles, revoke access.
Export CSV for a spreadsheet, printable receipts for a customer.

Two ways in

Sign in with your work email: we send a magic link. Your email has to belong to an active member of an organization, so somebody has to invite you first. See Signing in.

Explore the demo with no account at all. Every screen is fully interactive, populated with sample data, and makes no network calls whatsoever. See Demo mode.

An honest interface

A few things about this dashboard are unusual, and they are all deliberate.

Features that are not available say so. Where a capability is not wired up on your environment, the dashboard shows a panel explaining what it is and what it needs, rather than a button that fails, or worse, a screen of plausible-looking numbers that are not real. See What's available.

Balances are labelled as reports. Where you see a provider balance, it is shown as what a provider said and when. JET's ledger is the source of truth for value; a provider's figure is reconciled against it, not treated as fact.

Demo data is unmistakable. Every receipt, export, and screen generated in demo mode is marked as such. No demo artefact can be mistaken for a real one.

Paid out is not the last step. A payment is finished when it reaches Reconciled. The dashboard shows the difference rather than rounding it away. See Track transactions.

Where to start