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# Dashboard Overview

### Dashboard Overview

#### Your ARBYDEX Control Center

The ARBYDEX Dashboard provides a centralized view of your account, wallet, Node activity, transaction history, and platform features.

#### Wallet

View your supported assets and wallet balances.

**BNB**

**USDT**

#### Trading Balance

Displays assets associated with your trading activity.

The dashboard may also show the amount currently available for withdrawal and any amount that remains locked according to applicable platform conditions.

#### Bonus Balance

Displays applicable bonus balances associated with your account.

#### Available to Withdraw

This section shows the amount currently available for withdrawal according to the applicable platform conditions.

#### Node

Access your Node information, status, and related activity.

#### Live Arbitrage

Access the ARBYDEX arbitrage interface and available platform information.

#### Wallet

Manage:

• BNB\
• USDT\
• Receive\
• Transfer\
• Send\
• Transactions

#### Messages

Access relevant platform messages and notifications.


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