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Dashboard Guide

The HiltPay dashboard is the main merchant surface.

Use it to launch templates, review payments, look up members, handle receipts, respond to support, and manage billing without writing code first.

When you later move into API or CLI automation, the same merchant objects are called products. The app keeps the friendlier templates wording because that is the merchant launch surface.

  1. Open Templates and create the first live flow.
  2. Use the checkout preview to make sure the buyer journey is clear.
  3. Publish the hosted checkout link.
  4. Test a real payment.
  5. Use Payments, Members, and Receipts to confirm the result.
  6. Use Support, Billing, and Settings as the workspace grows.

Overview​

Overview is the merchant cockpit.

Use it to keep an eye on:

  • live templates
  • recent receipts
  • active members
  • current support activity

It is the best page to check first each day.

Templates​

Templates is where merchants create and edit checkout flows.

Use it to:

  • choose Telegram, Discord, redirect, or custom delivery
  • set the payout wallet
  • set the fixed price in SOL or USDC
  • define membership settings when identity and renewals matter
  • preview the buyer checkout before publishing
  • publish the hosted checkout link

If you are launching for the first time, start here.

Payments​

Payments is the quickest way to see what actually settled.

Use it to:

  • review confirmed payments
  • search by receipt or transaction signature
  • spot which templates are performing best

This page is for payment history, not template editing.

Members​

Members is where merchants verify ongoing access.

Use it to:

  • search by wallet
  • search by buyer identity
  • search by transaction signature
  • confirm current access state
  • review renewal and delivery status

This page matters most for Telegram, Discord, and other membership flows.

Receipts​

Receipts gives you the clean record for each confirmed payment.

Use it to:

  • open a receipt by ID
  • inspect the linked transaction
  • copy the verification link
  • share confirmation details with buyers or support

If a buyer says they paid but did not get access, open the receipt before guessing.

Support​

Support keeps customer questions tied to the payment and receipt history.

Use it to:

  • open a structured ticket
  • respond with transaction-aware context
  • keep disputes in one place instead of scattered messages

Billing​

Billing is where the merchant checks plan level, pricing, and upgrade path.

Use it to:

  • review the active plan
  • understand transaction fees
  • decide when to move up the pricing ladder

Settings​

Settings is where the merchant keeps workspace defaults clean.

Use it to:

  • save payout wallet defaults
  • store redirect defaults
  • configure Telegram or Discord delivery defaults
  • update business profile details

Good settings hygiene makes template creation much faster.

Advanced​

Advanced is for integrations, not first-time launch.

Use it to:

  • review API key status
  • jump to API and CLI docs
  • move from dashboard-only operation into scripted workflows

Most merchants should launch in the dashboard first and only use this section when they are ready to automate.

Docs​

Docs links to the full HiltPay docs.

Use the full docs when you need:

  • app guidance
  • template-specific setup help
  • API reference
  • CLI reference
  • checkout and confirmation guidance

The dashboard is the operating surface. The docs explain how to use it well.