Status
Operational
- Aggregate refresh is behind schedule
- Settlement backfill is not draining
- DatabasePrimary datastore + REST layer187msHTTP 200
- API workerControl plane72msHTTP 200
- DiscoveryAgent discovery document73msHTTP 200
- Gateway workerx402 paywall request path63msHTTP 200
- Read APIPublic read surface · service directory422msHTTP 200
- Scheduler workerDiscovery, catalog crawl and enrichment jobs83msHTTP 200
- Ingestion workerSettlement capture + identity resolution71msHTTP 200
- Facilitatorverify + settle endpoint181msHTTP 200
Ingestion pipeline
1 of 1 chain pipeline current · ~46.8 settlements/min at the cursor · 82,193 services catalogued
Record completeness
No known gaps in the settlement record.
A continuity audit walks back through indexed history comparing the EIP-3009 markers on chain against the settlements stored for the same blocks. Anything it cannot account for is queued and re-indexed through the normal capture pipeline. 35,109,526 settlements have been recovered this way.
Historical recovery
Parts of the record are still being rebuilt behind the live feed. Every other figure on this page says whether a pass is running; these say whether it is finishing. A stretch missing from a facilitator chart is usually a queue below that has not reached it yet rather than a gap in the chain.
Settlement backfillBase
Not draining
13,736,610 blocks outstanding
Not draining over the last 24h. The pass may be running and finding nothing it can resolve.
Indexed down to block 35,664,817; stops at 21,928,207.
Walking backwards from where the forward pass started towards the earliest date any known relayer could have settled.
Facilitator attributionBase
Complete
Nothing outstanding.
Which operator relayed each settlement. Until a settlement is attributed it sits under “route unresolved” and appears in no facilitator’s series.
Gap repairBase
Complete
Nothing outstanding.
Block ranges the continuity audit found short, being re-indexed through the same pipeline as live capture.
All 8 aggregate rollups are inside their refresh budget. 2 were refreshed off-cadence by the recovery watchdog in the last 24h, which means their scheduled refresh is not keeping up.
Background services
- Entity resolutionENS + ERC-8004 identity · every 5 min3m agoLast activity
- Aggregate refresh3 of 8 views are losing refresh runs to their time limit · detail available to operators12h agoLast activity
- Discovery regenerationdiscovery.{md,json} → object storage · every 5 min57s agoLast activity
- ERC-8004 agent indexingregistry enumeration · round-robin slot2m agoLast activity
- Facilitator discoveryrelayer detection + sampling · round-robin slot8m agoLast activity
- History backfill (indexed) · eip155:8453the same history through the indexed connector · the fast path5s agoLast activity
- Attribution (indexed) · eip155:8453who relayed the rows captured before attribution ran · one query per window8s agoLast activity
- Settlement capture · eip155:8453marker → collapse → attribute · continuous9s agoLast activity
- Settlement backfill · eip155:8453walking back towards the registry’s earliest first_tx14s agoLast activity
- Continuity audit · eip155:8453on-chain markers vs stored settlements, block by block40s agoLast activity
- Indexed provider · eip155:8453second capture provider · one query per window5m agoLast activity
- Fee-proxy correctionspayee + amount corrected on pre-collapse rows · round-robin slot7d agoLast activity
- Service enrichmentcatalog liveness + volume · twice hourly24m agoLast activity
- Web enrichmentfavicon + description + host geo · 14/30-day staleness gates25m agoLast activity
Checks run from the dashboard's server runtime on every request to this page. Latency figures include the round-trip from the dashboard to each upstream. Catch-up ETA is derived from the observer's recent block-drain rate versus chain production. Lifetime settlement counts are planner estimates; the hourly chart is an exact count per whole UTC hour, and settlements/min is measured over the newest 1,000 rows — operational telemetry, not audited figures.