Blockchain Monitor
Read-only tabbed dashboard that streams live transactions from 11 blockchain networks
What the Blockchain Monitor Is
The Blockchain Monitor is an in-admin observation dashboard. Each tab shows the live transaction feed for one chain — block number, transaction list, transfer counts, error rate. It is strictly read-only: the monitor never signs anything, never holds a key and never touches a wallet. Its job is to let you see chain activity (for example, a deposit to one of your generated wallets) from inside the WordPress admin without spinning up a separate explorer.
📋 Quick facts
- 11 supported networks (listed below)
- Tabbed UI — one tab per chain
- Live updates through the WPCrypto gateway
- Read-only — no wallets, no signing, no on-chain writes
- Transaction limit: the latest 50 transactions per network
Where to Find It
Open WP Crypto → Blockchain Monitor. The page shows the 11 chain tabs in a strip at the top; clicking a tab activates that chain's monitor panel.
Supported Networks
The monitor tabs cover these 11 chains. Solana deposits and wallets are fully supported elsewhere in the plugin — they just are not surfaced as a tab in this read-only view.
| Network | Internal key | Currency |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | bitcoin | BTC |
| Ethereum | ethereum | ETH |
| BSC | bsc | BNB |
| Polygon | polygon | MATIC |
| Arbitrum | arbitrum | ETH |
| Optimism | optimism | ETH |
| Base | base | ETH |
| Avalanche | avalanche | AVAX |
| zkSync Era | zksync | ETH |
| Linea | linea | ETH |
| TRON | tron | TRX |
How a Chain Tab Works
- Pick a chain from the tab strip.
- Click "Start Monitoring". The monitor opens a streaming connection to the WPCrypto gateway for that chain.
- Watch transactions roll in. Each row shows the transaction hash, block, from/to addresses and the native-currency amount.
- Filter or clear as you go — Bitcoin has a minimum-amount filter; every chain has a "Clear list" button.
- Click "Stop" to close the stream when you are done. The tab remembers its last 50 transactions.
Why It Matters for Operators
- Deposit confirmation. Spot a deposit hitting one of your generated wallets in real time.
- Health check. If a chain's block number is stuck or transactions stop coming in, you know there is a problem upstream (provider outage, license issue, etc.) before users complain.
- Activity baseline. Comparing live tx/min between chains gives you a quick sense of which chain is hot.
Operator Notes
⚠️ Things to know
- The monitor is observation-only. It is not a wallet manager — funds cannot be moved from here.
- Connection time depends on the chain. Mainnet Ethereum / Bitcoin usually take 15–20 seconds to settle the stream; under congestion it can be a minute.
- Monitor one tab at a time. Running multiple monitors in parallel taxes your gateway quota; close tabs you are not using.
- Solana is not listed. Solana deposit addresses still work end-to-end through the wallet pool, they just are not shown as a monitor tab.
Troubleshooting
"Start Monitoring" does nothing
Your license is not active or the gateway is unreachable. Confirm the license is active on Admin Dashboard and that the server can reach the WPCrypto license server.
Bitcoin minimum-amount filter does not change the list
Click "Clear list" after editing the filter — the filter applies to new transactions, not the ones already displayed.
A chain shows the same block for minutes
That chain's RPC backend has stalled or rate-limited the connection. Stop the tab and re-open after a minute, or switch to another tab while the issue clears upstream.
I expected Solana as a tab
Solana support lives in the wallet generator and the deposit pipeline; it is intentionally not part of the blockchain monitor.
An on-chain deposit went through but the user balance was not credited
The monitor only credits deposits that hit addresses already registered with the deposit detector. The two most common reasons it cannot match a real on-chain transaction:
- The address was not yet assigned when the deposit was broadcast. The wallet pool issues an address the first time the user opens their Deposit page — anything sent before that moment cannot be matched automatically and has to be credited manually. See Wallet Generator → Why a Deposit Might Not Appear.
- Wrong network. A USDT deposit sent on ERC20 will not be credited to a TRC20 address even if both are configured for USDT. Always match the network shown on the user's Deposit page.
For a confirmed-on-chain transaction that hit one of your wallets but never appeared in the user balance, credit the user manually from WP Crypto → Users after verifying the transaction on the chain explorer.