Reading your dashboard

Your dashboard is the Pension tab in the header. It shows what you have saved, what it is worth, and what SaverFi is doing with it right now.

While you set up

A card at the top shows your next step, and a “Getting started” list ticks each one off.

The main numbers

• The strip at the top: your mode and rate, then one chip per recent saving.
• Saved so far: everything put aside, in dollars at today’s SOL price. A small pill beside it shows each saving as it lands. Pension value is what your vault holds today.
• Savings rule: your rate, what your savings buy, Next investment (how close the next buy is) and Last investment. Its gear opens Vault settings.
• Stats and Holdings: your savings in figures, and each asset with its value. The app also calls a saving a “settlement”.

What is moving now

Rows headed “In progress”, above your activity, show money on its way: checking your latest activity, converting SOL to USDC, buying a stock. When every step rests, the heading says “Waiting”, and the “?” beside a step says why. If nothing arrives, see Why isn’t it saving?.

The dot in the corner

The dot at the far right of the header says how fresh the page is:

• Green: up to date, and updating itself.
• Red: the last update failed. You see the last good figures, and SaverFi keeps trying.
• A ring: a newer version of SaverFi is out. Press the dot, then Reload page.

A “—” means a figure could not be read just now. It never means zero.

Every transaction

The Activity tab lists every saving, conversion, buy, withdrawal and rule change. Each row opens on Solscan, a public Solana explorer. Small “Account upkeep” rows stay hidden until you press Show them.