> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.request.network/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Dashboard > dashboard.request.network — sign in with your wallet to manage payment destinations, Client IDs, incoming payment requests, and outgoing payouts. The **Request Network Dashboard** ([dashboard.request.network](https://dashboard.request.network)) is the no-code home for everything you do with Request Network as a receiver: setting up where you want to be paid, generating API credentials, sending and receiving payment links. Sign in with an EVM or Tron wallet — no email, no password. Dashboard home with active payment destination ## Sign-in The login screen offers EVM and Tron as parallel tabs. Connect MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, or WalletConnect. Sign the SIWE message when prompted to start your session. Dashboard sign-in (EVM) Connect TronLink, Guarda, Trust, or WalletConnect-Tron. Sign the message when prompted to start your session. Dashboard sign-in (Tron) Your session is a wallet-bound cookie with a 15-minute idle timeout, shared across `dashboard.request.network`, `auth.request.network`, and `api.request.network` — sign in once and you're authorised across all three. ## Payment destinations A **payment destination** registers where you want to receive payments. It's a single chain × token × wallet combo, encoded as an [ERC-7828 humanReadableInteropAddress](/api-features/payee-destinations). Create payment destination dialog Supported chain × token combinations in the Dashboard UI: | Chain | Tokens shown in the UI | | -------------------------------------- | ---------------------- | | Ethereum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, BSC | USDC, USDT | | Arbitrum One | USDC, USDT0 | | **Tron** | USDT (TRC-20) | | Sepolia (testnet) | FAU, USDC, USDT | The underlying API also supports USDC on Tron and additional tokens on some chains; the Dashboard UI exposes the curated set above. To use a token not in the UI, create the destination via the [Auth API](https://auth.request.network/open-api/#tag/payee-destination) directly. You can switch your active destination at any time via **Manage Destination → Update Receiving Route**. ## Client ID management Client IDs are the credential the Dashboard (and your own apps) use to call the API on your behalf. The Dashboard's **Generate New Client ID** dialog collects: * A **label** (display name) * **Allowed Domains** — one or more HTTPS origins (leave empty for backend-only Client IDs) Manage destination and Client IDs Generate Client ID dialog Advanced fields — `feePercentage`, `feeAddress`, `operatorWalletAddress`, `payeeDestinationId`, `defaultPreApprovalExpiry`, `defaultAuthorizationExpiry` — are only configurable via the [Auth API](https://auth.request.network/open-api/#tag/client-ids). Existing Client IDs created from the Dashboard can be edited (allowed domains) or revoked from the same screen. For the full field reference, see [Client ID Management](/api-features/client-id-management). ## Webhooks The Dashboard manages webhooks from the **Webhooks** section on the **Manage Destination** page. Each webhook endpoint is tied to a specific Client ID. From this section you can: * **Add a webhook** — enter the endpoint URL and choose the Client ID it belongs to. The Dashboard shows the signing secret once, immediately after creation — save it, since it isn't displayed in full again afterward. * **Enable or disable** an existing webhook with a toggle, without deleting it. * **Delete** a webhook endpoint. See [Webhooks](/api-features/webhooks-events) for the payload format and how to verify signatures. Webhooks can also be managed programmatically via the [Auth API](https://auth.request.network/open-api/#tag/webhook). ## Get Paid The **Get Paid** tab is your incoming-payments view. Create a request — amount, currency, optional reference and payer identifier — and the Dashboard generates a `pay.request.network` link to share. Get Paid list Each request shows status (Pending / Paid), the on-chain transaction hash once paid, and a copyable payment URL. Works identically for EVM and Tron destinations. Request detail with payment link ## Pay (outgoing) The **Pay** tab is your outgoing-payments view. Create a single-recipient payout, sign the resulting transaction, and the Dashboard tracks settlement. Pay list (outgoing payouts) The Dashboard supports single-recipient payouts on both EVM and Tron, and lets you select multiple pending payouts and settle them together as a [multicall payout](/api-features/payouts#multicall-payouts) — reviewing every recipient before signing. For fully programmatic batch payouts, you can also call the API directly — see [Batch payouts](/use-cases/batch-payouts). ## What the Dashboard does *not* do * It is not an admin / merchant control panel for downstream platforms — it's a user dashboard for your own wallet. * It does not host the payer-side checkout — that's [Secure Payment](/tools/secure-payments) at `pay.request.network`. ## Open the Dashboard Sign in with your EVM or Tron wallet to start. ## Related End-to-end walkthrough using the Dashboard. The payer-facing companion at pay.request.network.