# Operator wallets

Source: https://docs.settlemint.com/docs/user-guides/platform-setup/operator-wallets
Check configured operator wallet balances from the Admin area before low native token balances interrupt gas-funded platform operations.



Open **Admin > Operator Wallets** to review configured operator wallets for the active deployment. The page is a read-only monitoring surface for wallets that pay for platform operations.

Administrators can check observed native-token balances, low-balance status, and the last observation time before gas-funded operations are interrupted.

Operator Wallets does not register wallets, move funds, refill balances, or change custody policy. Wallet registration comes from deployment configuration.

## Who can use it [#who-can-use-it]

The page is available to users with one of these roles:

| Role           | Use the page to                                                                |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Admin          | Review platform operator wallets and coordinate refills when a balance is low. |
| System manager | Check whether deployment-level operator wallets are configured and observed.   |
| Gas manager    | Monitor gas-funding wallets and identify balances that need attention.         |

## What the table shows [#what-the-table-shows]

The table lists configured wallets whose account type is `operator-wallet`. It opens with the lowest observed native balances first.

The table also supports filters, export, and view options from the active deployment's indexed account data.

| Column         | What it means                                                                 |
| -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Status         | Shows whether the latest observed balance is below the low-balance threshold. |
| Address        | Shows the monitored wallet address.                                           |
| Purpose        | Shows the configured wallet label or purpose when one is available.           |
| Network        | Shows the EVM chain ID for the network where the wallet is monitored.         |
| Native balance | Shows the latest indexed native-token balance with the network unit.          |
| Observed at    | Shows when DALP last observed the wallet balance.                             |

<Callout type="info" title="This page is for monitoring">
  Operator wallets are registered through deployment configuration. The UI shows configured wallets after DALP has
  indexed their latest native-token balance. The page does not add wallets or edit their purpose.
</Callout>

## How low-balance status works [#how-low-balance-status-works]

DALP marks an observed operator wallet as **Low balance** when its native balance is below `0.1` native token on the active chain. The threshold is denominated in that chain's native unit, such as ETH or another network gas token.

A wallet with `0.1` native token or more is shown as **Balance above threshold**.

A low-balance banner appears above the table when one or more observed wallets are below the threshold.

<Mermaid
  chart="`
graph TD
  A[Open Admin > Operator Wallets] --> B[Review Status]
  B --> C{Balance below 0.1 native?}
  C -->|Yes| D[Low balance]
  C -->|No| E[Balance above threshold]
`"
/>

## When the table is empty [#when-the-table-is-empty]

If no observed operator wallets are available to display, the page shows an empty state. Registration is handled in deployment configuration, not in the DALP UI.

Ask the platform engineer who manages the deployment configuration to confirm the wallet address, chain ID, system address, and purpose label. Configured wallets on inactive chains are skipped.

If the wallet was just registered, wait for the first native-balance observation before expecting it to appear in **Admin > Operator Wallets**.

## Related setup pages [#related-setup-pages]

* Review the API fields behind native balance monitoring in [Account native balances](/docs/developer-guides/api-integration/account-native-balances).
* Review bundler and paymaster infrastructure in [Account Abstraction Control Center](/docs/user-guides/platform-setup/account-abstraction-control-center).
* Review the platform setup boundary in [Platform setup overview](/docs/user-guides/platform-setup/platform-overview).