AnchorPoint is a premium, developer-first dashboard template designed for Stellar Anchors. It provides a standardized UI for implementing Stellar Ecosystem Proposals (SEPs), specifically focusing on SEP-24 (Interactive Self-Contained Deposits and Withdrawals).
This is a monorepo containing:
/dashboard: A React/Vite frontend built with TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion./demo: A mock anchor server to simulate SEP responses for local development and testing.
- SEP-24 Wizard: A multi-step UI flow for handling deposits and withdrawals.
- Transaction Management: A detailed view of pending and historical transactions.
- Interactive KYC: Placeholder integration for SEP-12 interactive flows.
- Institutional Branding: Easily customizable via CSS variables.
The entry point for any anchor. It defines the supported assets and the URLs for other SEPs.
- Place your
stellar.tomlin/.well-known/stellar.toml. - Ensure CORS is enabled on your server.
Before initiating transactions, the dashboard must authenticate the user's wallet.
- The dashboard requests a challenge transaction from the anchor.
- The user signs it with their wallet (e.g., Freight, Albedo, or Rabe).
- The dashboard submits the signed transaction to get a JWT.
The core of AnchorPoint.
- Deposit: Request
/transactions/deposit/interactive. The anchor returns a URL to a webview. - Withdraw: Request
/transactions/withdraw/interactive. Similar to deposit, but requires a subsequent transaction to the anchor's distribution account.
Standardized way to collect user information.
- Interactive KYC (supported by AnchorPoint) allows the anchor to provide a URL for complex data collection (documents, biometrics).
instituciones can change the branding by modifying /dashboard/src/index.css:
:root {
--primary: #0052FF;
--primary-foreground: #FFFFFF;
--accent: #7928CA;
--background: #000000;
--card: #111111;
}-
Install dependencies:
npm run install:all
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Run the project:
npm run dev
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Explore the Demo: The dashboard is pre-configured to point to the local mock anchor server running on port 3001.
Quickly deploy the backend with all dependencies using Docker Compose.
- Docker (v20+)
- Docker Compose (v2.0+)
# Start all services (backend, Redis, SQLite)
docker-compose up -d
# View logs
docker-compose logs -f
# Stop services
docker-compose down| Service | Port | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Backend | 3002 | Node.js/TypeScript API server |
| Redis | 6379 | Cache and session store |
Verify the backend is running:
curl http://localhost:3002/healthData is stored in Docker volumes:
backend-data: SQLite databaseredis-data: Redis data
To remove volumes along with containers:
docker-compose down -vFor local development without Docker, see the Backend README.