Operations, latest day
countSuccessful operations in ledgers closed on the latest complete UTC day.
How much payment volume and tokenized asset supply is on Stellar?
Stellar by day: operations by type, payments and path payments, new accounts and trustlines, asset supply by issuer and Soroban calls.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Operations, payments, USD stablecoin volume and new accounts.
Successful operations in ledgers closed on the latest complete UTC day.
Payment and path payment operations on the latest complete day.
The amount delivered by payments in USD stablecoins on the latest complete day, each stablecoin identified by code and issuer.
Accounts created by create account operations on the latest complete day.
Operations by type each day over the selected period: payments, path payments, offers, liquidity pool deposits and withdrawals, trustlines, contract calls and others.
Issued asset supply, trustlines, Soroban calls and fees.
USDC issued on Stellar by its issuer account, from balances, claimable balances and pool reserves at the day's last ledger.
Trustlines added for issued assets on the latest complete day.
Soroban contract invocations on the latest complete day, successful ones only.
Fees charged on the latest complete day, inclusion and Soroban resource fees together, which go to the network's fee pool.
Each issued asset with holders: code, issuer account, supply, holders, payment volume over 30 days and the issuer's control flags.
Stellar is a payments network: accounts hold XLM and assets issued by anchors and asset managers, and each transaction bundles operations such as payments, currency conversions and offers on the ledger's built-in exchange. This dashboard reads every closed ledger to show what the network carries each day, from payments and path payments to new accounts and trustlines, along with the issued assets on it and the Soroban contracts called.
Assets on Stellar are identified by a code and an issuer account, so two assets called USDC are kept apart unless they share an issuer. Supply comes from balances on the ledger, while tokenized fund shares are valued with the net asset value their issuer publishes, named as an off-chain source. Every figure is pinned to the ledger it was read at, with a receipt.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Chain data, with some off-chain sources
No one. Stellar fees are collected into a fee pool that has never been paid out since the network disabled inflation in 2019, so fees act as a charge against spam rather than as income for validators. Validators run nodes for their own reasons, such as the services they offer on the network.
Before an account can hold an issued asset such as USDC on Stellar, it must add a trustline for that asset and issuer. Trustlines record balances and limits, and issuers of regulated assets can require approval for them, freeze them or claw funds back. The assets table shows which controls each issuer has set.
Payments that convert on the way: the sender pays in one asset and the receiver gets another, routed through the network's built-in order books and liquidity pools in a single operation. They are how cross-currency transfers settle on Stellar, and they are counted apart from plain payments.
Stellar's smart-contract platform, live since Protocol 20 in 2024. Contracts are written in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly. They pay resource fees for the computation and storage they use and pay rent to keep their data live. Protocol 23, in 2025, let validators execute contract transactions in parallel.
Stablecoins such as USDC and EURC, and tokenized funds, including money-market fund shares issued by asset managers. The assets table lists every issued asset that has holders, with its issuer account, supply and controls; fund shares are valued only where a net asset value is published.
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