# OPENAPI Dashboard User Guide

## I. Overview

The OPENAPI Dashboard is designed to provide product teams, risk control personnel, and operations staff with comprehensive, real-time, and accurate data analytics. By clearly presenting key metrics and trends, it helps users identify potential issues, evaluate the effectiveness of risk controls, and supports product optimization, risk strategy adjustments, and operational decision-making.

## II. Core Features

The OPENAPI Dashboard offers the following core features:

* Displays overall trends and distribution of API call activities.
* Shows the volume and trend of alerts across different risk levels.
* Analyzes the distribution of risks and their severity across major chains.
* Provides real-time alerts for the latest addresses and transactions.
* Supports multiple time intervals for data queries (last 1 day, last 7 days).

## III. User Guide

### **1. Key Metrics Overview**

On the dashboard homepage, you can quickly review the following key indicators:

* **Total API Calls**: Total number of OPENAPI interface calls.
* **Today’s API Calls**: Number of API calls made on the current day.
* **Total Alerts**: Total number of triggered alerts.
* **Today’s Alerts**: Number of alerts triggered on the current day.

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### **2. Time Range Filter**

You can filter chart data by different time ranges. Available options include:

* **Last 1 Day (default)**: Displays data from the past 24 hours.
* **Last 7 Days**: Displays data from the past seven days.

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### **3. Chart Modules**

**3.1 API Call Trends (Line Chart)**\
Displays the number of daily API calls. By default, it shows data from the past 14 days. The line chart provides a clear view of API usage trends.

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**3.2 Risk Level Distribution (Pie Chart)**\
Displays the number of risk hits across the following levels: Severe, High, Medium, Low, and No Risk. The pie chart helps you quickly understand the proportion of each risk level.

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**3.3 Risk Statistics by Mainnet (Stacked Bar Chart)**\
Shows the number of alerts across different mainnets, categorized by risk level. The stacked bar chart allows you to clearly observe how alerts are distributed by severity across chains.

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**3.4 Daily Risk Hit Trends (Stacked Bar Chart)**\
Displays daily risk hit trends by risk level. By default, it shows data from the past 14 days. The stacked bar chart helps you track daily variations in alerts across different risk categories.

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### **4. Real-Time Scrolling Alert List**

At the bottom of the dashboard, a real-time scrolling list updates every 3 seconds, shows the latest 10 address/transaction alerts. Each record contains the following fields:

* **Alert Time**: Timestamp of the alert.
* **Address or Transaction Hash**: The address or transaction hash that triggered the alert.
* **Risk Type**: The type of risk detected.
* **Chain**: The chain where the alert occurred.
* **Risk Level**: The severity of the risk.

You can click on an alert record to navigate to the corresponding address/transaction detail page for more information.

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If multiple risk types are included, click the icon ![](/files/M7uGnsV3b5HArJZiPJuz) to view all.

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We hope this guide helps you successfully use the **OPENAPI Dashboard** feature in Trustformer KYT. If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to contact our customer support team.


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