Admin panel
The admin panel is the owner's control room for a GRIDer instance: it's where you decide which wallets may use the instance, connect Telegram alerts, and review an audit trail of what happened. Because GRIDer is single-tenant and self-hosted, "admin" means you — the instance owner.
The panel is available to the instance owner: the first wallet that signed in and claimed this instance. It has two tabs, Config and Audit.
Config → Wallets on this instance
This is the access list for your instance. Only the wallets listed here can sign in. The instance is meant for personal use, so the list is deliberately small: up to 2 EVM + 2 Solana wallets (a multi-seat licence raises this proportionally). Two accounts is enough for, say, a delta-neutral setup.
- The first wallet to sign in claimed the instance and is marked Owner.
- Add wallet — paste an EVM address (
0x…) or a Solana address to authorise it. - Remove — revokes a wallet's access. Removal takes effect immediately: an active session for that wallet is cut on its next request, even if its login hadn't expired yet.
Guardrails the panel enforces:
| You try to… | What happens |
|---|---|
| Remove the owner wallet | Blocked — the owner can't be removed. |
| Remove a wallet with running grids | Blocked — stop its grids first, then remove it. |
| Add a wallet when the quota is full | Blocked — remove one on that network first. |
| Add an invalid or already-added address | Blocked with a clear message. |
This is your access control. To cut off a device or a co-owner, remove that wallet here — it ends the session and prevents new logins. Losing your install token can't lock you out of your own instance; this wallet list is the real gate.
Config → Telegram alerts
Your instance can send factual alerts straight to your own Telegram bot — with no GRIDer middleman in between. Alerts cover:
- A grid closing (including on stop-loss).
- A grid pausing on insufficient margin or balance.
To set it up:
- Create a bot with @BotFather and copy its token.
- Get your Chat ID (message your bot, then use
@userinfobotorgetUpdates). - Paste both into the Telegram card and Send test to confirm delivery.
Alerts are informational only — GRIDer never sends trading signals or recommendations. Messages go out in the instance's configured language.
Audit tab
The Audit tab is a chronological record of what happened on the instance — logins, grid lifecycle events, setup steps and administrative actions. Filter by wallet, token, grid ID or event type to find a specific event.
It also surfaces grids closed on restart: if the instance restarted and a grid couldn't be safely resumed, it's listed here with the reason, so nothing closes silently. See Troubleshooting.
Next: Create a grid.