Your dashboard

See your private balance and payout history, decrypted on your device and visible only to you.

Your dashboard is where you watch pay arrive, read your balance, and track every payout. Your balance is decrypted right in your browser with your viewing key, so the numbers you see here are for your eyes only. Confiroll reads chain state to render the screen but never sees the amount.

What you see

Available to withdraw

Your spendable balance, merged and ready to move out to regular USDC right now. This is the number you can act on today.

Pending

Payouts that have arrived but are not merged into your spendable balance yet. A quick fee-sponsored merge moves them across, and your device does it for you as part of withdrawing.

Total received

The running total of everything paid to you, decrypted on your device. Useful for reconciling against what a company told you to expect.

Payout history

A full record of every payout, with the amount you can read, the company that sent it, and a link to the on-chain transaction.

Payout history table

The history table lists every payout you have received, newest first, with these columns:

Column	What it shows
Date	When the payout settled on-chain
From company	The organization that paid you
Amount	Your amount, decrypted on your device (only you can read it)
Status	Where the payout is in its lifecycle
Transaction	A link to the settlement on the public ledger

A payout moves through a short set of statuses as it settles:

Status	What it means
Submitting	The transfer has been sent and is being confirmed
Settled	The payout is confirmed on-chain and counted in your balance
Failed	The transfer did not settle, and nothing was moved

Two parts to your balance

Your confidential balance has two buckets, and knowing the difference explains why a fresh payout sometimes shows as pending for a moment.

1. Received

   Incoming payouts land here first. They belong to you and are counted in your total received, but they are not spendable until they are merged.

2. Merge

   A quick, fee-sponsored merge step folds received funds into your spendable balance. Your device builds and signs it, and Confiroll sponsors the fee, so the merge costs you 0 XLM.

3. Available

   Merged funds are available to withdraw. When you start a withdrawal, the portal merges any newly received funds first, so you rarely have to think about this yourself.

Your balance lives on-chain in encrypted form, not on Confiroll’s servers. Sign in on a new device with the same wallet and your balance and history are right there, because your viewing key is derived from your wallet and follows you. Nothing needs to be exported or restored by hand.

Frequently asked questions

Who can see how much I have been paid?

Only you and the company that paid you. Your amount is hidden on-chain and decrypted locally with your viewing key. Confiroll cannot read it, other companies cannot read it, and the public ledger shows that a payout settled without revealing the number.

I signed in on a new device. Where is my balance?

Right where you left it. Connect the same wallet (or sign in with the same email) and your viewing key is re-derived on the new device. Your balance reads straight from chain state, so your history and totals appear without any manual restore.

Why do some funds show as pending?

A payout that just arrived sits in your received bucket until it is merged into your spendable balance. That merge is quick and fee-sponsored, and it runs automatically when you withdraw, so pending funds become available shortly after they land.

Is my payout history private too?

The amounts are. Each row’s amount is decrypted on your device and visible only to you. The fact that a settlement happened, and the transaction link, are public, which is what lets you and anyone else confirm the payout is real without exposing what it was worth.