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The Augustus Dashboard is where you manage accounts, invite team members, configure your integration, and monitor activity.

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Features

The sidebar follows the order below.
A sandbox for testing all endpoints and webhooks without moving real funds. Toggle it on in the user menu. The sandbox is a test environment: do not use production data or personal information (PII) in it.
See Sandbox Mode.
View all accounts (fiat accounts or stablecoin wallets) and their balances, available currencies, capabilities, account numbers (IBAN, sort code, ABA, or wallet address), and Account IDs.
Under Account details → Statement, download the PDF account statement or the CSV transaction report for one account and period. See Reports.
Every booked credit and debit across your accounts. Filter by date, status, payment method, or account, and save frequent filters. Open a row to see the related deposit, payout, or return. See Transactions.
Deposits, payouts, and returns, each with a detail view showing status, counterparty, and references. Return a deposit from its detail view.
In Sandbox Mode, the detail view of a payout or deposit carries Sandbox Tools to set the outcome (sent, failed, returned). See Sandbox Mode.
Search and view all past conversions between fiat and stablecoins, and their status.
View and monitor accrued interest, collateral value, and transactions for your loans.
Your own profile and login security, including two-factor authentication.
Your company details as held by Augustus.
Invite team members with role-based access; see Roles and permissions. Audit logs track member activity.
Money movement settings for the 2023-01-01 API, such as settlements. See Settlements.
For Open Banking checkout, configure which countries and banks appear to customers, set currency preferences, and enable payment methods per region. See Instant Bank Transfer.
Register endpoints and subscribe to events for real-time updates on deposits, payouts, returns, and more. Inspect events and deliveries, and redeliver a failed one. See Webhooks.
Webhook setup requires step-up 2FA and an Admin or Owner role.
API keys and webhook signing secrets, per API version.
  • Test keys — for the sandbox.
  • Live keys — for production.
Each 2026-05-01 key carries its scopes and an optional IP allowlist; see Authentication. Only Owners and Admins can create, roll, revoke, or delete keys.

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Roles and permissions

Permissions are fixed by role. You cannot create custom permissions or per-user exceptions.
* Admins can invite members and assign roles up to Admin. Owners can invite or promote members to Owner and manage non-Owner members. Existing Owners cannot be demoted or removed, and the merchant must always retain at least one Owner.
A visible button does not guarantee permission. The Dashboard checks access when you submit an action. Contact your team administrator if you need a different role.

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Two-factor authentication

Dashboard login requires a second factor. Choose one under Settings → Personal:
  • Passkey (recommended) — your device’s biometrics or PIN, bound to the Dashboard domain; nothing to type and nothing to phish.
  • Authenticator app (TOTP) — a six-digit code from an app such as Google Authenticator or 1Password.
Email one-time codes are being retired; switch to a passkey or an authenticator app before that happens. Sensitive actions ask for the same factor again (step-up):
  • API key generation
  • Webhook settings
  • Money movements
  • Dashboard settings
Owners and Admins can use Restore access in Team settings to restore a member’s access if they lose access to their second factor. Contact your account manager for more information.