Validator Details

Opening a validator opens the validator details, and a left-hand navigation of thirteen tabs grouped into four sections.

Header Details

Element	Contents
Breadcrumb	Back to validators.
Title	The validator's name.
Network badge	DevNet, TestNet, or MainNet.
Readiness badge	Ready, or the reason the validator is not ready — for example ApplicationNotReady or InvalidSpec.
Connection badge	Connected, Disconnected, or Initializing. No badge is shown when no participant status has been returned.
Party ID row	The validator's primary party, with a copy button.

Tab Details

Overview

Summary

Component-by-component health, resources, and restarts.

Status

The raw conditions the operator posted, and provisioning flags.

Specification

The validator's configuration as applied.

Network

Balances

Canton Coin holdings and holding fees.

Traffic

Synchronizer traffic counters.

Ledger

Parties

Hosted parties, hosting proposals, and party lookup.

DARs

Daml packages known to the participant, and DAR upload.

Participant

Participant node health, synchronizers, and identity.

Keys

Public keys in the participant's key vault.

Access

Users

Ledger users and their rights.

Wallet Users

Users onboarded to the Wallet UI.

Identity

OIDC configuration, and the identity dump download.

Endpoints

Internal and external URLs for every component.

Which tabs can change something

Most of the detail view is read-only. Nine of the thirteen tabs only display information. Four support operations:

Tab	Operations
Parties	Allocate a party, onboard an external party, approve a hosting proposal, amend a party's hosting.
DARs	Upload a .dar package.
Users	Create a ledger user, edit a user and its rights.
Wallet Users	Onboard and offboard wallet users.

Plus Identity, which lets you download an identity dump — a read operation, but one that produces a highly sensitive file.

These operations act on the live ledger and take effect immediately. Only wallet user removal asks for confirmation; DAR upload, party allocation, user changes, and hosting approval do not.