Personal Dashboard

1. Interface map

The main navigation remains available across the personal dashboard. Before performing an action, make sure the correct wallet and language are selected.

Top bar

The connected wallet address is intentionally excluded from the guide screenshots.

Side navigation

How to move around the dashboard

1. Select a section in the left menu.
2. Check the connected wallet before any transaction-related action.
3. Use the language selector if the interface is not displayed in the required language.
4. Return to Dashboard whenever you need a general overview.
5. Use Logout when you finish working on a shared or public device.

What to check

• The official domain is app.atlas-system.tech.
• The expected wallet is connected.
• BNB Smart Chain is selected for transaction-related actions.
• No person or support representative should request your seed phrase or private key.

The screenshot begins below the top bar so that the participant's wallet address is not displayed. It focuses only on the side navigation and System Health panel. The main Dashboard area is shown separately in the next visual.

2. Dashboard

What it is

Dashboard is the main overview screen. It summarises the participant's cycles, activity, available assistance and partner progress without requiring the user to open each section separately.

Why it is needed

Use Dashboard to:

• see the number of active and completed cycles;
• compare Lockup Flow and Daily Flow activity;
• check received and expected Delta;
• see whether assistance is currently available;
• review total support, assistance and partner rewards;
• open current cycles or partner information for more detail.

Main summary cards

Total cycles

Shows the number of Active / Completed cycles.

• Active — cycles currently running under their smart contract conditions.
• Completed — cycles that have finished under the rules of the selected flow.

A newly created cycle may take a short time to appear while the blockchain transaction is being confirmed.

Active Cycle Volume

Shows the active Support Amount broken down by Lockup Flow / Daily Flow.

This is the value assigned to active cycles. It is not the spendable USDT balance in the connected wallet.

Delta

Shows Received / Expected Delta.

• Received Delta — additional assistance already received above the amount of provided support.
• Expected Delta — additional assistance calculated under the current Smart Cycle conditions.

Expected Delta is a calculation, not a guaranteed balance. Availability depends on the smart contract rules and available liquidity.

Assistance Available

Shows the amount currently available to request through Claim.

Before making a Claim, check:

• the relevant cycle;
• connected wallet;
• BNB Smart Chain network;
• BNB balance for gas;
• the amount shown in the wallet confirmation.

Your Atlas System Activity

This block compares three types of participant activity:

These figures represent different categories and should not be added together as if they were a wallet balance.

My Active Cycles

This block provides quick access to current cycles. Open My Support Cycles when you need the full cycle card, dates, terms, status, Expected Delta, Claim action or transaction information.

If there are no active cycles, the block may be empty.

Partner Status

The Dashboard shows a compact partner summary:

• Current Partner Status;
• Personal Active Cycle Volume;
• First-Line Active Cycle Volume;
• Partner Structure Active Cycle Volume;
• remaining requirements for the next status.

The detailed qualification rules, weighted Partner Structure Volume, structure coefficients and reward examples belong in the separate Partner Program guide.

How to use Dashboard

1. Open Dashboard in the side menu.
2. Check the four summary cards at the top.
3. Review the activity block to distinguish support, assistance and partner rewards.
4. Open My Active Cycles if a cycle requires attention.
5. Open the Partner Program section when the partner summary requires more detail.

What to check when values look incorrect

1. Confirm that the same wallet used for the operation is connected.
2. Wait for blockchain confirmation and refresh the page.
3. Compare the information with My Support Cycles → Operations History.
4. Verify the transaction on BscScan.
5. If the confirmed transaction is still missing, contact support and provide the transaction hash.

Numeric values shown in screenshots are examples and may change at any time.

3. Provide Support

What it is

Provide Support is the section used to create a new Smart Cycle. It contains the same basic sequence for both modes: select a flow, review its conditions, enter the Support Amount, accept the terms and confirm the transaction in the connected wallet.

Use this section when you are ready to create a cycle. To review an existing cycle or make a Claim, open My Support Cycles instead.

Why it is needed

Provide Support allows the participant to:

• choose between Lockup Flow and Daily Flow;
• select or identify the applicable cycle tariff;
• specify the Support Amount in USDT;
• review Expected Assistance before confirming;
• confirm voluntary participation and the terms of use;
• send the transaction request to the connected wallet.

Fields available in both modes

3.1 Lockup Flow

What it is

Lockup Flow creates a cycle with a fixed term. Assistance becomes available for Claim after the selected term ends, subject to the relevant smart contract rules and available liquidity.

What is shown

• Lockup Flow — Assistance at Term End selector;
• cycle tariff with its term and calculated percentage;
• Support Amount in USDT;
• Expected Assistance shown as Principal + Delta;
• required confirmations;
• Provide Support button;
• notice that the cycle is created only after wallet confirmation.

The Contract Test tariff uses a fixed Support Amount of 10 USDT. Its purpose is to let the participant test the full interaction with the smart contract over a short period. Other Lockup Flow tariffs use their own terms and calculations.

Available Lockup Flow cycles

The open selector in the screenshot shows all six options together. Before choosing, compare the term and calculated Delta with the amount you are prepared to direct into the cycle.

How to use it

1. Open Provide Support.
2. Select Lockup Flow.
3. Open Select Cycle and choose the required tariff.
4. Check the term and calculated percentage shown next to the tariff.
5. Enter the Support Amount. For Contract Test, the amount is fixed at 10 USDT.
6. Review Expected Assistance (Principal + Delta).
7. Open and accept the terms of use.
8. Confirm that providing support is voluntary.
9. Click Provide Support.
10. Verify the network, token, amount and gas fee in the wallet, then confirm the transaction.

3.2 Daily Flow

What it is

Daily Flow creates a 200-day cycle with the right to request assistance daily under the smart contract conditions. The original Support Amount is included in the daily assistance Claims.

What is different from Lockup Flow

• the cycle lasts 200 days;
• the applicable tariff depends on the Support Amount;
• the form shows Daily accrual;
• assistance can be requested daily according to the contract conditions;
• assistance is not deferred to a single end-of-term Claim.

Current tariff ranges:

The interface may determine the Daily Flow tariff automatically according to the entered Support Amount.

The original Support Amount is included in the daily assistance Claims. The daily payout and Delta shown in the interface are calculations under the current smart contract conditions and available liquidity.

How to use it

1. Open Provide Support.
2. Select Daily Flow.
3. Check the tariff displayed in Select Cycle.
4. Enter the Support Amount. The current minimum is 10 USDT.
5. Review Expected Assistance (Principal + Delta) and Daily accrual.
6. Open and accept the terms of use.
7. Confirm that providing support is voluntary.
8. Click Provide Support.
9. Verify the transaction details in the wallet and confirm.
10. After blockchain confirmation, open My Support Cycles to check the new cycle.

The combined visual shows the Daily Flow form first and the Core/Elite comparison directly below it.

3.3 Wallet confirmation

The Provide Support button does not move funds by itself. It creates a transaction request that must be reviewed and signed in the connected wallet.

Before confirming, check:

• the wallet is connected to BNB Smart Chain;
• the token is USDT BEP-20;
• the Support Amount matches the form;
• the wallet contains enough BNB for gas;
• the destination is the official Atlas System smart contract;
• the transaction was opened from app.atlas-system.tech.

For the first USDT operation, the wallet may request two confirmations:

1. USDT approval for the smart contract;
2. creation of the Smart Cycle.

Both transactions require BNB gas. Never enter a seed phrase or private key into the Atlas System website.

If the button is unavailable

Check that:

• the Support Amount meets the minimum and tariff limits;
• both confirmations are selected;
• the wallet is connected;
• the correct network is active;
• the form does not show a validation error.

Lockup Flow tariffs, Daily Flow calculations, cycle statuses and Claim are covered in the separate Smart Cycle guide.

4. My Support Cycles

What it is

My Support Cycles is the section for monitoring cycles after they have been created. It separates current cycles, finished cycles and the history of cycle creation and received assistance.

Use this section to:

• confirm that a new cycle appeared after the blockchain transaction;
• track active Lockup Flow and Daily Flow cycles;
• check terms, dates and calculated Delta;
• find completed cycles;
• review cycle creation and assistance history;
• locate information needed for BscScan verification or a support request.

The section contains three main tabs: Active, Completed and Operations History.

4.1 Active

What it shows

The Active tab contains cycles that are currently running under their smart contract conditions.

The upper flow selector separates:

• Lockup Flow — Assistance at Term End;
• Daily Flow — Daily Assistance.

Summary indicators:

Cycle information may include:

• Support Amount;
• terms;
• start and end date;
• Expected Delta;
• current status;
• available Claim action;
• related blockchain transaction.

How to use it

1. Open My Support Cycles → Active.
2. Select Lockup Flow or Daily Flow.
3. Find the required cycle by its Support Amount, term or date.
4. Check the current status and calculation.
5. If Claim is available, review the amount and confirm the transaction in the wallet.

For Daily Flow, the available assistance may change according to the daily calculation and completed Claims.

4.2 Completed

What it shows

The Completed tab contains cycles that have finished under the rules of the selected flow and are no longer shown as active.

Summary indicators:

The same Lockup Flow and Daily Flow selector is available. Historical cycle information remains useful for checking the Support Amount, term, dates, calculation and related transactions.

How to use it

1. Open My Support Cycles → Completed.
2. Select the required flow.
3. Find the cycle by amount, term or dates.
4. Compare its information with Operations History.
5. Use the transaction information for independent verification on BscScan.

The combined visual shows Active first and Completed directly below it. The sample wallet has no cycles, so the screenshots demonstrate the empty states and available controls without exposing participant data.

4.3 Operations History

Operations History records the two main types of participant activity related to Smart Cycles.

Cycle Creation

Use this tab to check the cycles that were created from the connected wallet.

Displayed fields:

• Cycle Creation Date;
• Cycle Name;
• Terms;
• Support Amount.

This view is useful when a cycle creation transaction was confirmed but the participant needs to check when and under which conditions the cycle was created.

Assistance Received

Use this tab to review completed assistance Claims.

Summary indicators:

• Assistance Claims Received;
• Assistance Received Volume.

Displayed fields:

• Cycle;
• Cycle Creation Date;
• Payout Amount;
• Smart Contract;
• Status.

The Smart contract and Status fields help connect the dashboard record with on-chain verification.

The combined visual shows Cycle Creation first and Assistance Received below it.

4.4 If a cycle or operation is missing

1. Confirm that the same wallet used for the transaction is connected.
2. Check that BNB Smart Chain is selected.
3. Wait for blockchain confirmation and refresh the personal dashboard.
4. Check both Lockup Flow and Daily Flow filters.
5. Check Active, Completed and Operations History.
6. Open the transaction in the wallet or BscScan.
7. If the transaction is confirmed but the record is still missing, contact support and provide:
   • connected wallet address;
   • transaction hash;
   • cycle type and amount;
   • approximate operation time;
   • screenshot of the relevant tab.

Cycle statuses and Claim conditions are explained in Smart Cycle. Transaction verification is covered in Contracts & BscScan.

5. Partner Program

The Partner Program section brings together partner rewards, team structure, status progress and activity statistics. Use it to monitor your own partner account and the activity associated with your referral structure.

This section explains the personal dashboard interface. Status rules, qualification volumes, reward calculation and worked examples are covered in the separate Partner Program guide.

The section contains four tabs:

• Partner Wallet;
• Accrual History;
• My Team;
• Statistics.

5.1 Partner Wallet

Partner Wallet shows the current state of partner rewards.

The Withdrawal History table records withdrawals and displays:

• Withdrawal date;
• Withdrawal amount;
• Status;
• Tx Hash.

Use Tx Hash to open the related transaction on BscScan and verify it independently. The information tooltip next to Account Balance explains how automatic payouts work.

5.2 Accrual History

Accrual History shows how partner rewards were accrued. When accruals are available, the table includes:

• Accrual Date;
• Bonus;
• Accrued Reward Amount.

Use this tab when you need to identify the bonus that created an accrual. An accrued reward and a received payout are different stages: first check the accrual here, then check the Partner Wallet and its Withdrawal History.

The combined visual shows Partner Wallet first and Accrual History directly below it.

5.3 My Team

My Team is the main workspace for status progress and referral structure.

Partner information

The upper panel displays:

• Partner Status — the current status and its reward rate;
• My Referral Link — the personal link used to invite new participants;
• My Referrer (Wallet Address) — the wallet whose referral link was used;
• Referrer Status — the current status of that referrer.

The personal referral link becomes available after the first qualifying Smart Cycle of 10 USDT or more. If the field shows Not Available, check the cycle and status conditions described in the Partner Program guide.

Requirements for Next Status

Progress is shown for three volumes:

• Personal Active Cycle Volume;
• First-Line Active Cycle Volume;
• Partner Structure Active Cycle Volume.

For each requirement, compare Current, Required and Remaining. This makes it clear which condition has already been met and which volume is still needed for the next status.

Status Requirements and structure

The Status Requirements table compares all statuses by:

• personal active cycle volume;
• first-line active cycle volume;
• partner structure active cycle volume;
• structure reward rate with unlimited depth;
• matching reward rate.

Below the table, use Structure Lines and Search by Wallet Address to navigate the structure. The results identify the participant wallet and status. The Leaders statistics in the structure section helps identify the most active parts of the team.

The screenshot uses an account without an active partner status and does not expose a participant wallet address.

5.4 Statistics

Statistics summarizes partner activity for the selected period. Available filters are Day, Week, Month, Year and All Time.

Partners

• New Registrations (Wallet Connected) — wallets newly connected through the structure;
• Active Partners (Wallet Connected + Cycle Created) — connected partners who also created a cycle.

Cycles created

Lockup Flow and Daily Flow are shown separately. For each flow, the dashboard groups activity by:

• Entire Structure;
• First Line;
• Lines 2–10;
• Line 11+.

The tables show the number of cycles, the amount in USDT and the total volume included in the system metrics.

How structure depth affects full volume

The information tooltip next to Total volume explains the coefficients used for structure depth:

Most Active Lines highlights the leading structure lines and shows their partner count and USDT volume.

5.5 Important notes

• Account Balance in Partner Wallet is a dashboard partner balance; it is not the same as the USDT balance displayed by your wallet application.
• New accruals, withdrawals and statistics may appear after blockchain confirmation and dashboard synchronization.
• Always check that the correct wallet is connected before reviewing partner data.
• Do not publish referral or participant wallet data in screenshots without consent.
• For an on-chain check, use the transaction hash and the official contract registry.

Status conditions, qualification volumes and reward examples are explained in Partner Program. Terms are defined in Glossary.

6. Profile

The Profile section stores the participant information used for communication and partner-facing features. It does not store wallet access credentials and does not replace the connected wallet address.

Open Profile from the left navigation. After making changes, select Save at the bottom of the page.

6.1 General Information

The upper panel contains:

• Avatar — select the camera icon to add or replace the profile image;
• Status — the current partner status associated with the connected wallet;
• Full Name;
• Country;
• City.

The interface warns that the uploaded photo may be shown on the participant's partner landing page. Use only an image that you are comfortable displaying there.

6.2 Contact Information

This section contains Phone Number and Email.

The Visible to partners switch controls the partner visibility setting for the contact information block. Before enabling it, check that the entered details are intended to be shared with partners.

6.3 Social Networks

The available fields are:

• Facebook — username or profile link;
• Instagram — username or profile link;
• WhatsApp — phone number or link;
• Telegram — username, link or phone number.

Social networks have their own Visible to partners switch. This setting is separate from the visibility switch in Contact Information.

You can leave fields empty if you do not use a service or do not want it included in your profile.

6.4 Communication Settings

Communication Language

Communication Language records the participant's preferred language for communication. Select one of the supported Atlas System languages listed in Notifications and interface language below.

This field is different from the language selector in the top bar: the top-bar control changes the dashboard interface language, while Communication Language belongs to the saved profile settings.

Preferred Communication Method

Select the channels through which you prefer to communicate:

• Telegram;
• WhatsApp;
• Email.

Complete the corresponding contact or social-network field before selecting a preferred method. More than one checkbox can be selected when several channels are suitable.

Select Save after changing the language, communication methods or any other profile field.

6.5 Privacy and security

• Enable Visible to partners only for information you intend to share.
• Use the two visibility switches independently: one applies to contact details and the other to social networks.
• Never enter a seed phrase, private key, wallet password, one-time security code or exchange password in any profile field.
• Atlas System support does not need wallet access credentials to check a profile issue.
• The shortened wallet address in the top bar identifies the connected wallet; it is not edited from Profile.

6.6 If changes are not saved

1. Confirm that all required fields use the expected format.
2. Select Save and wait for the interface response.
3. Refresh the page and check whether the values remain.
4. Confirm that the same wallet is still connected.
5. If the values disappear again, contact support and attach a screenshot without exposing private credentials.

Partner status and the partner landing page are explained in Partner Program. Safe data sharing is covered in Security.

7. Notifications and interface language

The notification bell and interface language selector are located in the top bar and remain available throughout the personal dashboard.

7.1 Notifications

Select the Notifications bell to open the notification center. Messages are grouped into three tabs:

If the page shows You have no notifications yet, there are currently no messages for the connected account. This is a normal empty state and does not indicate an error.

Important limitation

A dashboard notification is informational. It does not replace:

• wallet transaction status;
• blockchain confirmation;
• the transaction record on BscScan;
• the current cycle status in My Support Cycles.

When a notification and an on-chain transaction appear inconsistent, verify the wallet address, transaction hash and smart contract first.

7.2 Interface language

Select the current language in the top bar, then choose the required interface language:

• English;
• Bahasa Indonesia;
• Bahasa Melayu;
• Deutsch;
• Español;
• Français;
• Русский;
• Português;
• Tiếng Việt;
• Türkçe;
• हिन्दी;
• 中文;
• ไทย.

The selected option changes the language of the Atlas System personal dashboard. The wallet extension, BscScan and other external services keep their own language settings.

The visual shows the complete interface language list.

7.3 Interface language vs Communication Language

These two settings serve different purposes:

If you want both settings to match, change the top-bar language and then select the same language in Profile → Communication Language and save the profile.

7.4 If notifications or translations do not update

1. Confirm that the correct wallet is connected.
2. Refresh the dashboard.
3. Reopen the notification center or language selector.
4. Check whether the selected language is shown in the top bar.
5. If an expected message is missing, verify the related cycle or transaction in the relevant dashboard section and on BscScan.
6. Contact support if the dashboard remains inconsistent, providing a screenshot and transaction hash when applicable.

Official translated labels are collected in Glossary. Related issues are covered in Troubleshooting.

8. Health of System

The Health of System panel is located below the main navigation. It provides an at-a-glance view of system-wide activity and operational status. Use All time or Last 24 hours to select the displayed period.

These indicators describe Atlas System as a whole. They are not the connected participant's wallet balance, personal cycle volume or guaranteed assistance amount.

8.1 Indicators

Indicator	What it means
Server Time	The date and time used by the dashboard when presenting the current health snapshot
Cycles Created / Incoming Support Volume	Number of cycles created and their combined incoming Support Volume for the displayed period
Cycles Completed / Outgoing Assistance Volume	Number of completed cycles and their combined outgoing Assistance Volume for the displayed period
Smart contract balance	The current contract balance shown by the dashboard; it is not the participant's wallet balance
All connected wallets	Number of wallets recorded by the dashboard for the displayed period
Delta paid out	Delta included in completed assistance operations for the displayed period
Partner Program payouts	Partner Reward transfers recorded for the displayed period
Platform fees	Platform fees recorded for the displayed period; network gas is separate
Contracts	Current dashboard status of the Atlas System smart contracts, such as Active
Last payout	Time elapsed since the latest recorded payout in the system
Liquidity Pool	Current dashboard health status of the liquidity pool, such as OK

For the two cycle indicators, the first value is the number of cycles and the second value is the USDT volume.

The screenshot shows the complete System Health panel. All numbers are examples from the moment it was captured and will change over time.

8.2 How to interpret the panel

• A green overall health shield provides a quick visual summary of the current dashboard state.
• Contracts: Active means the dashboard currently reports the contracts as operational.
• Liquidity Pool: OK means the dashboard currently reports the pool health check as normal.
• Last payout is an activity timestamp. A longer interval does not by itself prove that the system is unavailable.
• Smart contract balance and system-wide volumes do not determine whether a specific participant can Claim.
• A healthy panel does not replace checking the status of a particular wallet transaction on BscScan.

8.3 If an indicator looks delayed or unavailable

1. Check Server Time to understand when the displayed snapshot was recorded.
2. Refresh the dashboard once and review the indicators again.
3. Open the official System Status page for service-wide incidents or maintenance.
4. Check the official contract addresses and their recent transactions on BscScan.
5. For a personal transaction, verify its transaction hash and check My Support Cycles or Operations History.
6. If the discrepancy remains, contact support with:
   • the affected indicator;
   • Server Time shown in the panel;
   • connected wallet address;
   • transaction hash, if applicable;
   • a screenshot of the panel.

Detailed availability is published in System Status. Official addresses and on-chain verification are covered in Contracts & BscScan.

9. Quick task index

Use this table when you know what you want to do but are unsure which dashboard section to open.

Recommended route for a new participant

1. Open Dashboard and confirm that the correct wallet is connected.
2. Open Provide Support and review Lockup Flow and Daily Flow before selecting a cycle.
3. After the transaction is confirmed, open My Support Cycles → Active.
4. Use Operations History to review cycle creation and assistance received.
5. Use Notifications for system messages and Health of System for overall operational indicators.

For wallet setup, network selection, USDT and BNB requirements, start with Quick Start before using the personal dashboard.

10. Related instructions

• Previous: Smart Cycle — cycle selection, creation, statuses and Claim.
• Next: Partner Program — statuses, qualification volumes, Partner Rewards and calculation examples.
• Quick Start — wallet, BNB Smart Chain, USDT, BNB and first connection.
• Security — wallet protection, official links and anti-phishing rules.
• Troubleshooting — MetaMask, transactions, Claim and support requests.
• Contracts & BscScan — official contract registry and independent verification.
• System Status — availability of the website, personal dashboard and contracts.
• Glossary — official Atlas System terms used throughout the interface and translations.