# Understanding the dashboard

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#### **Menu Bar**

* Located on the **left-hand side**, the menu bar provides quick access to various in-app actions such as **Swapping**, **Lending**, and **Bridging**. These tools allow you to perform transactions directly within the Brahma account without needing to navigate away.

#### **Network and Wallet Information**

* At the **top right corner**, you can see the **network** you are currently connected to and the **extension** **wallet (Metamask/Rabby)** in use. This area allows you to switch networks or wallets, depending on your needs.

#### **Search and Connect to dApps**

* In the **center column at the top**, there is a feature to search for and connect to external applications (dApps). This feature facilitates easy access to broader DeFi ecosystems directly from your dashboard.

#### **Portfolio Overview**

* Below the dApp connectivity feature, the total value of your Brahma account is displayed, summarizing the worth of your on-chain positions such as lending, staking, or yield farming.

#### **Actions Button**

* The **"Actions"** button, situated near the portfolio value, acts as a shortcut to all key transactions you can perform within the Brahma account, enhancing user convenience for frequent operations.

#### **Chain Management**

* When creating your Brahma account, you can do so on one or more chains. As you require access to new chains, there's an option to **deploy Brahma account to your chosen chain** directly from the dashboard, as well as switching to that chain by clicking on it.

#### **Asset and DeFi Positions**

* In the **wallet section**, view your assets across all supported chains. You can use filters to narrow down to specific assets or chains. Below the asset list, your DeFi positions are displayed. This section can be manually refreshed and is synchronized with Debank to provide an accurate overview of how your crypto assets are allocated.


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