> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cryptoprocessing.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Merchant dashboard
The merchant dashboard is the web interface for viewing and managing your merchant's activity and adjusting various settings.
## Viewing your balances
Your balances in different currencies are displayed on the **Balances** tab. For each balance, the tab displays both the actual balance and its equivalent in EUR or USD. You can choose the equivalent currency in your account settings. Note that the individual balances are shown only for the currencies that are [enabled in the dashboard settings](#currencies).
In the top right corner, the total balance is displayed in both the fiat equivalent and BTC equivalent. The total balance is calculated based on both enabled and disabled currencies.
Click on a balance to see available operations: [send](/withdrawals) and [receive](/deposits) (for crypto), [withdraw](/transactions-and-payments/top-up-fiat) and [top up](/transactions-and-payments/withdraw-fiat) (for fiat), [exchange funds](/exchanges).
## Enabling and disabling currencies
You can choose which currencies should be available for manual operations in the merchant dashboard. This will affect the **Balances** tab and all dialogs for creating new addresses, initiating new withdrawals, etc. This will not affect the existing [transactions history](#viewing-transactions-history) or the available currencies in the [CryptoProcessing API](/api-reference).
Click on the **Balances** tab or go to the **Settings → Currencies Info** tab where you can manage currencies.
* To enable a new currency, click **Add New Currency**, select it and click **Save**.
* To disable or enable a previously added currency, use the toggle next to it.
## Generating statements
On the **Balances** tab, click **Generate statements** to get a PDF statement about your balances and operations. The statements include both enabled and disabled currencies.
There are three types of statements available:
* The **Balances** statement shows your balances in all currencies at the current time or at the end of a specific day. By default, this statement only shows non-zero balances. Zero balances can be included if you click the corresponding toggle in the statement generation form.
* The **Fees** statement shows how much funds was deducted as fees from your balances between two specific dates. The fees are grouped by their type and currency.
* The **Cashflow** statement shows how much funds was sent or received to your balances between two specific dates. The operations are grouped by their type and currency. This statement also includes the **Fees** statement for the same period.
## Viewing transactions history
There are two main ways to view history in the merchant dashboard.
The **Transactions** tab provides a high-level view of merchant activity. Each transaction is displayed as a single record representing the complete operation, regardless of how many balance movements or processing steps were involved. The list of transactions includes [deposits](/deposits), [payment requests](/payment-requests), [withdrawals](/withdrawals) and [exchanges](/exchanges), including the cancelled or pending ones. For each transaction, a side panel displays detailed information, such as the destination address, the fees paid, and the corresponding [API callback](/api-reference/callbacks).
The **Payments** tab provides a detailed view of balance movements. It shows each underlying operation separately, allowing merchants to see exactly how a transaction affected their balances. Cancelled or pending actions are not represented on this tab. Fees are displayed as separate entries, as sometimes a fee payment may affect a different balance than the main payment.
Both the **Transactions** and **Payments** tabs provide filters for finding the entries you need and an **Export** button for downloading the filtered entries as a CSV file.
There are also dedicated tabs for [payment requests](/payment-requests) and [mass payouts](/mass-payouts).