Cabinet Solana Tools — chain cards, a tip jar and a shop paid in USDC

Chain cards

Paste a Solana address onto a board and it turns into a card.

What you can paste

An address, a transaction signature, or a link from Solana Explorer, Solscan or solana.fm.

A wallet shows its SOL and its tokens.
A token or collectible shows what it is.
A transaction shows what it did, the fee, and when.

Read-only

A chain card can’t spend anything. It only reads.

Works on private boards too.
Copy the address, or open it in Solana Explorer.

Live numbers

Balances are read while the card is on screen. They aren’t saved in the board.

You need to be signed in to Cabinet.
The first dozen cards load by themselves. Press Refresh on the rest.

A Cabinet board with three chain cards beside ordinary notes: a wallet showing its SOL balance and tokens, the USDC token, and a transaction with its outcome and fee — A wallet, a token and a transaction as chain cards.

Tip jar

A card with a code on it. People scan it with a Solana wallet to tip you.

Set it up

More tools → Tip jar, then paste your wallet address.

Cabinet checks the address once, before saving.
Tips can be SOL, or USDC if your wallet can receive it.

Good to know

The money goes straight from their wallet to yours.

Cabinet can’t see whether a tip arrived.
Tips can’t be refunded.
It’s for shared boards and published pages, where people can see it.
Your address is public.

A tip jar card on a board beside a dev log note: a scannable code with the Solana mark in the middle, a switch between SOL and USDC, and a line saying payment goes directly to the owner — A tip jar next to a note.

Marketplace

A shop inside Cabinet. People sell boards and playable adventures for USDC.

Browse

Each listing shows the board, the price and who made it.

Filter by type, price, dice, or people you follow.
Sort by newest, cheapest or most popular.
Follow makers. Favourite listings.

The Marketplace: filters down the left, and six listings each with a board picture, a price in dollars, the maker’s name and a Buy button — The Marketplace.

Buy

Press Buy and your wallet asks you to approve the payment.

You pay the maker directly, in USDC.
What you buy opens as a new board.

Before you pay

Payments can’t be undone by Cabinet.

Only the seller can refund you, if they choose to.
You pay first. Then Cabinet checks the payment and opens your board.
Each listing says whether you get a copy to keep, or one to play.

A listing page for a branching story: a large picture of the board, the price, the maker’s name, what you get, and a Buy button with a line saying you pay the maker directly — A listing.

Selling

Go to Marketplace → Your listings, pick a board and press Sell.

List a board

Choose what to sell, set a price, and say what the buyer gets.

The whole board, or just one adventure from it.
The price is in dollars. Buyers pay in USDC.
Once someone buys it, you can’t take it back.

Your shop name

Pick a public name, or press Randomise.

It stays private until you list something.
The listing picture comes from the board.

Shared boards

Everyone who gets paid has to agree first.

The Pending tab shows who hasn’t agreed yet.
One payment pays everyone.

The Sell dialog for a story board: a choice between the whole board and a playable adventure only, a price box in dollars, and what a buyer gets — The Sell dialog.

Wallets

One page for the wallet you’ve linked and any you’re watching.

Link a wallet

Any Solana wallet works. Cabinet lists the ones you have installed.

One wallet per network.
Unlink it any time.
Cabinet never stores your private keys or recovery phrase.

Watch a wallet

Add any address to keep an eye on it.

Activity

See what each transaction did, who it was with, and when.

There’s a link to Solana Explorer for the full history.

The Wallets page: a connected wallet with its SOL and USDC balances, a place to add watched wallets, and a list of recent activity showing USDC received and sent and a swap — The Wallets page.

What Cabinet can and can’t do

The money never passes through Cabinet.
Cabinet doesn’t sign or send a payment for you. Your wallet does.
Cabinet can’t reverse a payment or issue a refund.
Cabinet can’t tell whether a tip arrived.
Chain cards only read. Nothing is signed, and no wallet is asked for.
Wallet addresses are public. Use a wallet you don’t mind being seen.

Solana tools in Cabinet