Today we’re launching the new Rhino.fi Console, a fully redesigned home for every team that moves stablecoins with Rhino.fi. More teams are using the Console every month, so we gave it the upgrade it deserved, making stablecoin deposits and cross-chain movement easier to run, monitor and scale.
As more businesses route deposits and payouts through Rhino.fi, their operations have grown more complex. More chains, more tokens, more users, and more volume to reconcile. We rebuilt the Console to match that velocity. You get a cleaner interface, faster navigation, and more structured workflows across Smart Deposit Addresses, Bridge and Convert, transaction monitoring, analytics, and team management. It also sets the foundation for upcoming features we’ll expand into.
What you can do in the Console today
Create multiple projects and manage in one place
One organisation can hold as many projects as you need. One per product, per market, or per environment. Each project gets its own ID, its own API keys and webhooks, its own team members, and its own enabled extensions, so a payouts flow in Europe and a mobile app deposit flow never get tangled. Switch between them from the project filter on Home and Analytics, or see everything across the organisation at once.
Set up Sandbox, Testing and Production as separate projects, each with its own keys, webhooks and transaction history. Your team can test new flows end to end without touching live funds, then go live from the same Console. You don't need a second account or another login, and test and live activity never mix.
Manage team permission through a role-based access control
Developers, operations, finance and compliance all work in the same Console, but they don't all need the same access. Invite teammates by email, give them an organisation role (Owner, Admin or Member), then assign them to specific projects as a Project Admin, Developer or Member. Pending invites are tracked until they're accepted, and you can change a role or remove someone in a couple of clicks.
Create API keys per use case
Every key belongs to a project and has a type. It’s either a public key for your app and a private key for your servers. The full key is shown once when you create it, then stays masked. Each key shows its project, type, IP restriction status and who last updated it. You can disable, edit or delete a key at any time.
For private keys, the IP allowlist adds a second lock and restrict a key to up to five exact IPv4 or IPv6 addresses. Requests from anywhere else are refused.
Webhooks are set up per project in the same place. Point an endpoint at us and we'll push events as they happen, from bridge status changes (pending, accepted, executed, delayed, refunded, cancelled) to deposit address activity (created, deposit detected, confirming). You don't need to poll for updates, and a signed test event lets you check your endpoint before going live.
Ready-to-copy integration snippets for the SDK and the React or HTML widget sit next to each key, and the API docs, Knowledge Base and chain & product status page are one click away.
See your transactions overview in the analytics dashboard
Home gives you the headline numbers for the last 30 days as soon as you log in. This includes total processed, success rate, average processing time and active Smart Deposit Addresses. Filter them by one project, a few, or your whole organisation.
For a deeper view, Analytics breaks activity down per project over the last 7 days, 30 days, 90 days or all time. You get total volume, number of transactions and average transaction size. A volume-over-time chart shows weekly totals for the last six months. Volume by token and volume by chain route show which stablecoins and corridors carry your flows, so you can see where demand is concentrated and spot shifts early.
Search by transaction hash or status
The transaction history lists every SDA and bridge transaction with its project, amount paid, amount received (in token and USD), source chain, destination chain and status: Pending, Processed or Cancelled.
When a customer asks where their funds are, you don't need to open a block explorer. Paste the transaction hash and the table narrows to that one transaction. You can also filter by status to see everything still pending and check on it before anyone has to reach out, or sort by date to work through the latest activity first.
Open any transaction to see the whole story in one panel. See source and destination chain, amount in and amount out, the fee in token and in USD, depositor, recipient, timestamp, and both the deposit and withdrawal transaction hashes, each linked to the block explorer. That covers both sides of the transaction, and everything support, finance or compliance is likely to ask for.
Move funds straight from the Console
The Bridge page embeds the Rhino.fi bridge directly in the Console. Pick a project and API key, connect a wallet, and move stablecoins across chains without leaving the dashboard. Any bridge made here shows up in that project's transaction history and uses your project's custom fees and limits.
Know your costs before the invoice does
Usage, in Settings, shows Owners and Admins exactly where the organisation stands against its plan:
Flow Credits: used against your monthly allowance, with a progress bar and the date it resets.
SDAs created: tracked against your lifetime cap.
Current overage cost: what you've used beyond your allowance.
A cumulative Flow Credits chart, for this month or the last three months, splits consumption by project against a dashed allowance line. You can see which project is driving usage well before the invoice arrives.
Discover what else you can switch on
The Extensions page shows the enterprise capabilities you can add to your integration:
Advanced Fee and Limit Management: customise fees, add a markup for revenue, sponsor gas, and set volume-based fees.
1:1 Stablecoin Settlement: settle stablecoins 1:1, with no slippage and no guesswork for your users.
Enhanced Compliance and Risk Management: custom AML checks and real-time AML notifications.
Onchain Actions: define the end state for your users' funds and activate it in one transaction.
Custom Asset or Chain Support: need a network or asset we don't support yet? We build the full integration, from nodes and bridge contracts to liquidity routing.
Tron, Solana and Bitcoin Access: give users deposit addresses on Tron, Solana and Bitcoin, and bridge and swap stablecoins to and from those networks with one config change.
Usage in Settings also shows which extensions are already available on your plan.
What’s next
This redesign is the foundation for upcoming capabilities, starting with deeper fee and limit management directly in the Console. More on that soon.
Explore the new Console at console.rhino.fi.
