> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.droplinked.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Trust-Fabric Dashboard Template > Drop-in HTML + JavaScript reference dashboard that polls /v2/trust-fabric/stats and renders aggregate counts. Adapt for your own brand. A copy-pastable reference dashboard for partners, lenders, and treasury teams who want to embed droplinked's live trust-fabric scale (and their own activity) into an internal portal. Sixty-second read; everything below is public, no auth, no SDK. ## Who this is for * **Lenders + DeFi vaults** displaying their own credit-risk activity alongside the platform aggregate. See also [DeFi Lender Onboarding](/concepts/for-defi-lenders). * **Partner portals** signaling platform scale to their internal teams without exposing per-row data. * **Treasury teams** evaluating droplinked who want a live read on the trust-fabric trinity before signing onboarding paperwork. The dashboard is **read-only** — every endpoint it polls is public + unauthenticated. No JWT, no IP-allowlist, no SDK install. Drop it onto an internal HTTPS origin and it works. ## Live data sources The dashboard polls four public endpoints: | Endpoint | What it surfaces | Cadence | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | | [`GET /v2/trust-fabric/stats`](/api-reference/public/trust-fabric-stats) | Top-line aggregate (lenders, service providers, methodology versions, attestations by schema) | 60s | | [`GET /v2/lenders?status=ACTIVE`](/api-reference/public/lender-registry) | Registered lender list (display name, jurisdiction, archetype) | 60s | | [`GET /v2/methodologies/:lenderId/versions`](/api-reference/public/methodology-registry) | Per-lender methodology depth | on demand | | [`GET /v2/lender-routing/recommend?jurisdiction=...`](/api-reference/public/lender-routing) | Jurisdiction-ranked lender recommendations | on demand | `/v2/trust-fabric/stats` has **no server-side cache** in v1 — every call hits the live aggregate. The recommended client-side polling cadence is **60 seconds or greater**. The `asOf` field in the response lets you display data freshness honestly even with stale-while-revalidate strategies. ## Dashboard code Self-contained — save as `dashboard.html`, open in any browser. ```html theme={null} Droplinked Trust-Fabric Dashboard

Droplinked Trust-Fabric — Live

…

Active lenders

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``` Just the fetch + render pattern — drop into any existing React app. Uses plain `useEffect` polling at 60s; swap for SWR or React Query for stale-while-revalidate if you've already adopted them. ```tsx theme={null} import { useEffect, useState } from 'react'; const API = 'https://apiv3.droplinked.com'; type Stats = { asOf: string; lenders: { total: number; active: number }; serviceProviders: { total: number; active: number }; methodologies: { totalLenders: number; activeVersions: number }; attestations: { schemaA: number; schemaB: number; schemaC: number; schemaD: number }; }; type Lender = { lenderId: string; displayName: string; jurisdiction: string; archetype: string; status: string; }; export function TrustFabricDashboard() { const [stats, setStats] = useState(null); const [lenders, setLenders] = useState([]); const [error, setError] = useState(null); useEffect(() => { let cancelled = false; async function load() { try { const [s, l] = await Promise.all([ fetch(`${API}/v2/trust-fabric/stats`).then((r) => r.json()), fetch(`${API}/v2/lenders?status=ACTIVE`).then((r) => r.json()), ]); if (cancelled) return; setStats(s); setLenders(l.lenders ?? []); setError(null); } catch (err) { if (!cancelled) setError(String(err)); } } load(); const id = setInterval(load, 60_000); return () => { cancelled = true; clearInterval(id); }; }, []); if (error) return

Error: {error}

; if (!stats) return

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; const cards = [ { label: 'Active lenders', value: stats.lenders.active }, { label: 'Active service providers', value: stats.serviceProviders.active }, { label: 'Active methodology versions', value: stats.methodologies.activeVersions }, { label: 'Schema B credit-risk', value: stats.attestations.schemaB }, { label: 'Schema C repayment-history', value: stats.attestations.schemaC }, { label: 'Schema A brand', value: stats.attestations.schemaA }, ]; return (

Droplinked Trust-Fabric — Live

As of {new Date(stats.asOf).toLocaleString()}

{cards.map((c) => (

{c.label}

{c.value}

))}

Active lenders

{lenders.map((l) => (

{l.displayName}
{l.jurisdiction} · {l.archetype}

{l.status}

))}

); } ``` ## CORS All four endpoints above are CORS-permissive — they respond with `Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *` to browser fetches from any origin. You can verify locally: ```bash theme={null} curl -sI -H "Origin: https://yourdomain.example" \ https://apiv3.droplinked.com/v2/trust-fabric/stats | grep -i access-control ``` If you encounter CORS issues from a specific origin, email `support@droplinked.com` with the origin + the failing request — it likely indicates a WAF rule, not a CORS policy. ## What to customize The reference dashboard is intentionally minimal. Common customizations: * **Brand chrome** — swap the `#2bcfa1` / `#06c295` palette for your own; replace the `

` with your logo. * Filter to your own lenderId — replace the `/v2/lenders?status=ACTIVE` poll with a single-row `/v2/lenders/:lenderId` lookup and show only your own activity. * Per-methodology version history — add a click handler on each lender row that opens `/v2/methodologies/:lenderId/versions` and renders the timeline. * Jurisdiction routing widget — add an input + button calling `/v2/lender-routing/recommend?jurisdiction=...` and render the ranked recommendations. * Aggregate trend — store the `asOf` + counts in a small client-side ring buffer (e.g. `localStorage`) and render a 24h sparkline of Schema B growth. ## Caching Recommend a client-side cache of 60 seconds or greater. The `/v2/trust-fabric/stats` endpoint has no server-side cache in v1 — every call hits the live aggregate. The other endpoints (`/v2/lenders`, `/v2/methodologies/:lenderId/versions`, `/v2/lender-routing/recommend`) likewise execute live; treat them the same. If you're polling at higher cadence than 60s, layer a service-worker cache or React Query / SWR with `staleTime: 60_000` to keep partner dashboards responsive without unnecessary load on the apiv3 origin. ## Related * [Trust-Fabric Stats](/api-reference/public/trust-fabric-stats) — endpoint reference * [DeFi Lender Onboarding](/concepts/for-defi-lenders) — full lender onboarding narrative * [Trust Fabric (EAS Schema v2)](/concepts/trust-fabric) — 4-axis architecture overview * [Lender Registry Lookup](/api-reference/public/lender-registry) — `/v2/lenders/` reference [Methodology Registry Lookup](/api-reference/public/methodology-registry) — `/v2/methodologies/*` reference