Secret Dashboard 1.9

An entry point into Secret Network — wallet, bridge, staking and the Secret dApp ecosystem, for secret-4 (mainnet).

A ground-up rewrite of dash.scrt.network, built around four things the original does not do:

• SNIP-24 query permits instead of viewing keys. Read your own SNIP-20 balances without first paying for a transaction to be allowed to.

• SNIP-52 private push notifications instead of polling. The chain tells you when something arrives, rather than the app asking sixty times a minute.

• Fee grants on every transaction, and gas credits you can buy. Someone else can pay your gas, including a vault contract you pay once and draw down.

• Multisig accounts a group can actually review. A Secret contract call is encrypted, so a member approving one would otherwise be signing four hundred bytes of base64. Every proposal carries its own encryption seed, so each member's machine decrypts the message and checks it says what the proposal claims before anything is signed. Proposals and signatures travel between members over Waku — peer-to-peer, with no server holding them and nobody able to take the channel away. See docs/multisig.md.

• Get gas at bridge time. Arriving on Secret with no SCRT means you cannot sign anything — not even the transaction that would get you gas. A slice of what you bridge is swapped and turned into gas credits in flight, so an empty wallet still works.

Running it

npm install
npm run dev

Opens on port 3000.

Script	What it does
npm run dev	Development server
npm run build	Type-check and build for production
npm run preview	Serve the production build
npm run lint	ESLint
npm run typecheck	tsc --noEmit
npm run verify:chain	Check every chain assumption the app rests on, against mainnet
npm run test:bridge	Gas-slice sizing and IBC memo shapes
npm run test:proposal	Proposal encoding, and a simulated submission against mainnet
npm run test:multisig	Multisig address derivation and transaction assembly, against secretcli vectors

verify:chain is read-only and needs no wallet. Run it when something behaves oddly before suspecting the app — it will tell you whether an endpoint is lying about which chain it serves, whether the gas vault still answers, and which SNIP-52 channels a token actually offers. Its findings are written up in docs/chain-facts.md.

Stack

Vite 7, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind, secretjs, Lucide for every icon, and @solar-republic/neutrino for SNIP-52.

Design tokens live as CSS custom properties in src/styles/tokens.css and components reference tokens, never hex — which is what makes the light theme a matter of redefining a dozen values. The typeface is Google Sans Flex, self-hosted rather than fetched from Google's CDN.

Credits

The token registry, IBC auto-wrap memo format and network data sources are adapted from dash.scrt.network, MIT licensed, developed by Secret Saturn and Secret Jupiter.

The fee grant SDK, gas vault contract and endpoint probing come from fee-granter.