Dashboard
The Dashboard lists split contracts where your connected wallet is a payee on the current network’s factory. Data comes from the blockchain; switch networks in your wallet to see splits on other chains.
Before anything loads
Connect your wallet using the control in the header (desktop) or the mobile menu. Until you connect, the app prompts you to connect to load your splits.
When no factory exists on this network
If DivyFi does not have a factory configured for the chain you selected, you see a warning that no factory is available for that network yet.
When you are connected and a factory exists
If the app finds no splits for your address on that factory, you see a short message suggesting you create a split or change network. Otherwise you see one card per split (see below).
Each split is shown as a card. Below is what each part means.
Split card — header
Custom name (optional)
A label you chose for this split. Use the pencil button to add or edit the name; Save or Cancel from the edit row.
Contract address
The on-chain address of this split. If a block explorer is known for the chain, it appears as a link you can open in a new tab.
Owner
The Ownable owner of the split contract (if any). 0x000… or missing owner means ownership was renounced at deploy.
Split card — protocol fee line
Protocol fee: X% of each claim (Y bps)
The fee charged on each claim (native or ERC-20), fixed when the split was created. bps = basis points (100 bps = 1%).
Split card — balances
Your shares A / B (C%)
Your weight in the split vs total shares, plus your percentage of total shares.
Contract native balance
How much native chain currency (ETH, BNB, PLS, etc.) sits in the split contract right now.
Native releasable to you
How much native token you can claim now with Claim native (after accounting for what others have already released and the protocol fee).
Split card — actions
Claim native
Sends a transaction to release your share of native balance. Disabled if nothing is releasable or a transaction is already in progress. While waiting for the wallet, the button may show Confirm….
Split card — ERC-20 section
Intro text explains that ERC-20 must be sent to the split contract and that claiming uses a pull model like native.
Token text field (0x… token)
Paste the ERC-20 contract address you want to track for this split.
Track token
Adds that token to the list below so the app reads balance and releasable for you. Invalid or duplicate addresses are ignored. The app remembers which tokens you track for this split in this browser.
Per-token row — SYMBOL · 0x…
Token ticker (if the contract exposes it) and full contract address.
In contract
ERC-20 balance held by the split (formatted with token decimals).
Releasable to you
Amount you can claim for that token now.
Untrack
Removes the token from this card’s list (does not move funds on-chain).
Claim
Claims your releasable ERC-20 for that token. Disabled if zero releasable or a tx is in flight.
Split card — Payees section
Payees (expandable)
Opens a list of all payee addresses and each one’s shares as stored in the contract.
Split card — bottom status line
After you send a transaction, you may see either a wallet error message or Tx: followed by the transaction hash.
Factory addresses per chain are in Overview — Splitter factory contract addresses.
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