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Operator wallets

Read the native balance of every operator wallet the platform tracks, see which ones run low, and know which wallet to fund on which network.
Open it fromPlatform adminOperator walletsRole:Platform administratorConsole address: /platform-admin/operator-wallets

Operator wallets lists the operator wallets the platform pays network fees from, with the native balance last observed for each on its network. A wallet appears here once the deployment configuration names it. The view is read-only: it has no control to fund, register or remove a wallet.

Read it to find the wallet that runs low before a transaction waits for funds. Operator wallet explains why the platform keeps these wallets and what happens when one empties.

The “Operator wallets” page with the “Platform wallets” table of each wallet's address, status, purpose, network and native balance.

A funding hint sits under the “Platform wallets” heading. The table columns are “Address”, “Status”, “Purpose”, “Network” and “Native balance”. Each row shows the wallet's address with its purpose under it. The rows start with the lowest balance.

Steps

Open Operator wallets

Open “Platform admin”, then Operator wallets. The page shows the “Platform wallets” table. Under the heading, a line says “Low balance uses the network's native currency mark. Ask platform operations to fund the wallet address on its network.”

Find the wallet that runs low

The table starts with the lowest “Native balance”, so a wallet that needs funding is at the top. Read the Status of each row:

Status
What it means
Low balance
The native balance is below the network's low-balance mark, which is a tenth of one native unit.
Balance above threshold
The native balance is at or above that mark.
Not needed (zero gas)
The network charges no gas, so the wallet needs no balance.
Not observed yet
The platform has not read this wallet's balance on its network yet.

The mark is the same fraction on every network. It does not estimate how many transactions the balance covers.

The Network column names the network and its chain ID. The “Native balance” column shows the balance in the network's native currency, or “Not observed yet”.

Open a wallet's details

Select a row to expand it. The detail shows the wallet's “Purpose”, “Observed at” with the block of the reading when the platform has one, and the full Address with a copy control. Use the address to send the funds on the network the row names.

Export or adjust the table

Use the table toolbar to export the rows or to choose which columns show. The table has no search or filter. On a narrow window the Address cell also carries the network, balance, status and observation time of the wallet.

Troubleshooting

Operator wallets is missing from the sidebar

The entry appears only for a platform administrator. Ask a platform administrator to change your platform role on Platform users.

The table says No operator wallets yet

The deployment configuration registers no operator wallet. Ask the platform engineer to register the wallets there. This page cannot add one.

A wallet shows Not observed yet

The platform has not read a balance for that wallet on its network. The Native balance and “Observed at” show “Not observed yet” until it does.

A wallet shows Low balance

Fund the wallet's address on the network the row names. The funding transfer is made outside the Console, and Operator wallet explains what a low reading means and when an alert fires.

API routes

The table reads GET /api/v2/admin/operator-wallets, which only a platform administrator can call. The Platform API reference has the request and response shapes.

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