Pending Applications:
Lists all pending KYC applications. Admin can open each application to view uploaded documents (ID, email, proof of address etc), add internal notes, request additional documents, approve or reject the application, and record the decision reason.

All Applications:
View the complete KYC history across all users. Use filters to search by status (approved/rejected/pending), submission date, and user ID. Export options are typically available for reporting and audits.

KYC Form Manage:
Customize and reorder the fields users must fill while submitting KYC. Add new input types (file upload, dropdowns, text fields), set fields as required/optional, and add validation rules.

KYC Settings:
Configure global KYC behavior: enable/disable KYC, set mandatory KYC levels for deposits/withdrawals, automatic checks, and integration with third-party verification services if available.

Referral Table:
The referral table presents a full hierarchical view of the referral network. Admins can track each user’s referrals, referral level, total earnings, commission history, and referral performance.

• Filtering by user, email, starting and ending date.
• Able to delete referral list
• Viewing how many investments each referred user has completed.

Referral Settings:
This section controls the Enable/Disable Referral System, Auto Approval Bonus enable/disable, KYC required for bonus, Able to enable/disable send referral notifications.

Pending Investment:
Displays all investments awaiting admin review—usually pending payment verification. Admin actions include:

• Able to Export as CSV Files.
• Activating the investment to start profit generation.
• Rejecting invalid entries with proper reasons.
• Automatically notifying users via email/SMS after approval or rejection.
• Able to filter by user name, plan and date

All Investments:
A master record of every investment made by all users. This section supports advanced filtering and reporting.

• Filter by user, date, amount, investment plan, or status.
• Export reports for audit or accounting departments.
• View ROI history and profit distribution logs.
• Monitor large-volume investor activity for compliance.

Active Investment:
Shows all investments that are currently running and generating profits. Useful details include:

• Daily/weekly/monthly profit breakdown.
• Investment maturity date.
• Option to pause or force-complete investments if needed.

Completed Investment:
This section lists investments that have fully matured. Admins can view:

• Principal returned to user.
• Total profit generated.
• Payout logs and history.
• Whether the investment was auto-completed or manually processed.

Cancaled Investment:
Shows all investments that were terminated before maturity. This section includes:

• Reason for cancellation.
• Refunded amount (if applicable).
• Admin notes or internal comments.
• User-requested cancellations vs. admin cancellations.

Investment Plans:
Lists all created plans. From here admin can enable/disable plans, view plan stats, and quickly see how many active investors each plan has.

Create New Plan:
Create a new investment product: set the plan name, min/max deposit, interest rate, duration, payout interval, whether the capital returns, and whether the plan is compound-enabled.

Manage Schedule:
Configure payout schedule for plans — daily, weekly, monthly, or custom. Adjust time-of-day for payouts and manual override options.

Pending Deposits:
Shows deposit requests that have been submitted but are awaiting confirmation. Admins can verify bank transfers, inspect uploaded receipts, and ensure the deposit matches the user’s intended payment. Once verified, deposits can be approved and credited, or rejected with an explanation. This helps prevent fraudulent or incorrect payments from affecting user balances.

Completed Deposits:
Displays all successfully processed deposits. Admins can filter deposits by payment gateway, user, date, or transaction ID. This allows staff to quickly analyze transaction patterns, audit completed payments, and resolve any user inquiries related to deposits.

All Deposits:
A historical record of every deposit made on the platform. This is essential for audits, reporting, and ensuring complete transparency of all user transactions over time.

Pending Request:
Lists withdrawal requests that are awaiting admin approval. Staff can verify the recipient’s details, and either approve or reject requests with notes. This ensures funds are only released securely and to authorized users.

All Withdrawals:
Displays a complete history of withdrawal activity, including approved, rejected, and pending transactions. This allows admins to audit past payouts, generate financial reports, and respond to user inquiries about withdrawal status.

Withdraw Methods:
Configure available payout options such as bank transfer, crypto wallets, or e-wallets. Admins can set minimum/maximum limits, fees, and enable/disable specific methods. Proper configuration ensures users can withdraw funds conveniently and securely while maintaining platform compliance and controlling transaction costs. Able to add, edit and delete the methods, also able to make active/inactive.

Pending Money Request:
Shows requests that have been sent but not yet acted on by the payer or reviewed by admin. Admins can monitor pending requests to ensure timely completion and investigate any disputes or issues.

All Money Request:
Displays a full history of money requests, including completed, pending, and rejected requests. This helps admins track user interactions, resolve disputes, and maintain transparency for all peer-to-peer transactions.

Money Request Settings:
Allows admins to configure request limits, expiration times, notifications, and auto-expiry rules. These settings help prevent abuse, ensure timely responses, and provide a controlled environment for peer-to-peer money requests.

Site Settings:
Configure essential site information such as site title, contact email, operational status (online/offline), and default currency for transactions. These settings impact the entire platform.

Logo & Favicon:
Upload and manage the main site logo and favicon images to maintain consistent branding across the website, browser tabs, and marketing channels.

Language:
Set the default language, add multiple languages, and manage translations for both frontend and admin panel. This ensures content is understandable to a global or regional audience.

Maintenance Mode:
Enable or disable maintenance mode during site updates. Customize the maintenance splash page and allow selected IPs for admin testing while the site is offline.

Error Page:
Customize the look and content of error pages (404, 500, etc.) to provide clear navigation and a better user experience when users encounter issues.

Third Party Script:
Add custom JavaScript snippets such as analytics, chat widgets, or pixels. These scripts enhance site functionality and track user behavior without modifying core code.

Cookie Consent:
Configure the cookie consent banner including text, behavior, and storage policies. Ensure compliance with privacy regulations like GDPR or CCPA.

Plugins:
Manage optional modules that extend platform functionality. Enable or disable plugins depending on the features needed by your website.

SEO Settings:
Configure global meta tags, default title templates, and sitemap options to optimize search engine visibility and improve organic traffic.

Preloader:
Enable or disable a page preloader animation. Upload custom animations or images to enhance user experience while pages are loading.

Social Media:
Manage links to social media profiles and configure sharing metadata. Ensures consistent social presence and makes content easily shareable.

Email Configuration:
Setup SMTP or transactional email services with proper credentials, sender email, and test functionality. Ensure email delivery is reliable for all system notifications.

Email Template:
Create and edit HTML/text templates for user communication such as registration confirmation, deposit alerts, withdrawal notifications, password resets, and marketing campaigns. Use dynamic placeholders like {user_name} or {amount} to personalize messages.

Send Group Email:
Send emails to specific user groups or segments. Apply filters for recipients and schedule emails in advance to efficiently manage announcements or campaigns.

Nexmo:
Configure Nexmo (Vonage) API credentials for sending SMS. Test messages to ensure correct delivery and template formatting for user notifications.

Twilio:
Setup Twilio API credentials to send SMS notifications. Debug templates, events, and delivery logs to maintain reliable communication with users.

Breadcumb:
Manage breadcrumb banners and titles for frontend pages, helping users navigate the site and understand their location within the website structure.

Footer:
Edit footer content including quick links, social icons, and copyright text. Ensures consistent branding and important information on all pages.

Main Menu:
Manage primary navigation displayed in the site header, controlling the most important links for users.

Sub Menu:
Manage nested menu items, such as drop-downs or sidebars, to enhance site navigation and user experience.

Hero Section:
The top-most visual section of your homepage. You can edit the title, subtitle, background images, call-to-action buttons (like “Sign Up” or “Invest Now”), and featured images. It’s the first thing users see and is crucial for making a strong impression.

Counter:
Shows live statistics such as total users, total deposits, total payouts, and top investors. You can set starting numbers and enable auto-update to display dynamic growth to visitors.

About Us:
A section describing the company or platform on the homepage. You can set a blurb, images, links, or mission statements. Often includes “Learn More” buttons linking to a dedicated About Us page.

Plans Section:
Displays selected investment plans on the homepage. Admins can edit section headings, choose which plans appear, and control layout (grid, slider, or list). Helps users quickly understand available investment options.

Profit Calculator:
Interactive tool allowing users to estimate returns based on selected plan, deposit amount, and duration. Admin can configure formulas, default values, and styling.

How It Works:
Step-by-step instructions for new users on how to register, deposit, and invest. Can include icons, short text, and illustrations for clarity.

Deposit & Withdraw:
Section for Informing the users about benefist of deposit and withdrawal process.

Testimonials:
This section for testimonials information such as Title, Sub title, details text and images. admin able to set these from here.

FAQ:
Frequently asked questions displayed on the homepage. Helps users quickly find answers without contacting support. From here admin can set faq section details.

Top Investor:
Highlights top-performing investors on the platform. Can be manually selected or auto-generated based on user rankings.

Latest Blog:
Displays selected blog posts on the homepage. Helps keep content fresh, improve SEO, and showcase latest updates or announcements.

Team Member:
Showcases platform or company team members. Can include names, photos, roles, and short bios.

Payment Methods:
Displays accepted payment gateways/logos on the homepage. Can include instructions or links for depositing and withdrawing.

Affiliate Program:
Displays details about referral/affiliate programs. Shows banners, links, and instructions for users to earn by referring others.

Blog Category:
Create and organize categories to structure blog content for easier navigation and better SEO.

Add New Blog:
Create new blog posts including images, tags, and SEO metadata to attract users and search engines.

All Blogs:
Overview of all blog posts with options to edit, delete, moderate comments, and control publishing status.

Blog Comments:
Moderate user comments on blog posts. Reply, approve, or delete inappropriate comments to maintain content quality.

Blog Settings:
Configure blog display, post limits per page, and commenting behavior to maintain consistent blog management.

About Us:
This page introduces your company or platform to users. Admins can update company description, mission, vision, values, history, and achievements. It may include multimedia elements such as images, videos, or infographics to make the page visually appealing. Well-written About Us content improves credibility, builds trust, and encourages user engagement by making the platform feel more personal and reliable.

Contact Us:
The main page for user inquiries. Admins can configure contact form recipients, displayed phone numbers, emails, office addresses, and map locations. Custom success and error messages help users understand if their inquiry was sent successfully. This page ensures users can reach support quickly, improving satisfaction and trust in your platform.

FAQ:
Frequently Asked Questions page that reduces repetitive support requests. Admins can categorize questions, add detailed answers, and arrange them in a logical order. Helps users find solutions instantly, enhances user experience, and decreases the workload on support staff. Well-structured FAQs can also improve SEO by targeting common search queries.

Testimonial:
Display user reviews or feedback across the site. Admins can include client names, photos, roles, and detailed comments. Rotating or static testimonials give social proof, which is highly effective in building trust and persuading new users to register or invest. Testimonials can also reflect the platform’s credibility and reliability over time.

Team:
Showcases platform or company team members. Admins can add profiles with names, roles, short bios, and social links. A visible team humanizes the platform, builds credibility, and allows users to connect with the people behind the service. It also emphasizes transparency and professionalism.

Create Account:
Controls the user registration experience. Admins can edit instructions, required fields, validation messages, terms & conditions, and optional welcome content. Properly designed registration pages increase conversion rates by making the signup process smooth and easy to follow.

Login:
Manages the login page for returning users. Admins can configure standard login fields, social login options, error messages, and password recovery flow. A clear and secure login process ensures user trust and prevents login frustration. Custom instructions or hints can improve usability and reduce support tickets.

Payment Successful:
Customize messages shown after successful deposits or transactions. Admins can add instructions for next steps, confirmation notes, or links to investment dashboards. Clear success messages reassure users that their transaction was completed correctly and improves overall user experience.

Payment Failed:
Configure failure messages for unsuccessful transactions. Admins can provide retry instructions, support contact info, and troubleshooting tips. Properly informing users about payment failures reduces confusion, prevents frustration, and guides them to successfully complete their transaction.

Create New Page:
Build a page using the page builder, and assign a slug/URL for frontend access.

All Custom Pages:
Manage published or unpublished custom pages, edit content, and optimize SEO metadata for visibility.

All Ticket:
Displays a unified list of all support tickets submitted by users. Admins can filter by priority, user, date, or status. Provides quick access to every ticket in the system, enabling staff to manage workloads, track pending issues, and ensure no ticket is overlooked.

Pending Ticket:
Lists tickets that have been submitted but not yet responded to by support staff. Admins can prioritize tickets, and ensure that every new inquiry receives a timely initial response. Helps maintain high user satisfaction and reduces response delays.

Open Ticket:
Admins can track progress, see responses, and manage ongoing communication. This menu ensures that tickets in progress are monitored so that no active issue is neglected.

Resolve Ticket:
Admins can review, edit, or reopen these tickets if needed. This stage allows verification of solutions and gives users the opportunity to confirm that their issue has been satisfactorily addressed.

Closed Ticket:
Contains tickets that have been fully completed and archived. Admins cannot make further changes unless reopening a ticket. This menu helps maintain a clean ticket system by separating completed issues from active ones, while also providing historical records for reference or audits.

All Subscriber:
View and export the list of subscribers to manage campaigns efficiently.

Send to Mail all:
Send newsletters or announcements to all subscribers, applying scheduling or segmentation filters for targeted communication.