Admin page and components

The admin page

One line gives your team a page for balances, transactions, refunds, settlements, beneficiaries, chargebacks and FX:

// routes/web.php
Route::middleware(['web', 'auth'])->group(function () {
    Route::flutterwaveAdmin();               // /flutterwave
    // Route::flutterwaveAdmin('billing');   // or another prefix
});

The page refunds customers and moves money, so it must sit inside your own authenticated group. Every page and action also checks the flutterwave.manage ability, which you define:

// AppServiceProvider::boot()
Gate::define('flutterwave.manage', fn (User $user) => $user->is_admin);

To use the endpoints behind the components without the page itself, pass false: Route::flutterwaveAdmin('flutterwave', false).

Publish the views to change the layout: php artisan vendor:publish --tag=flutterwave-views.

Blade components

Every piece of the admin page is also a component you can drop into your own views. They share Flutterwave's look and need no build step.

Component	Use
<x-flutterwave-button amount="5000" email="jane@example.com" />	A pay button that opens the inline checkout
<x-flutterwave-virtual-account amount="5000" email="..." tx-ref="ORDER-42" />	Bank details for a dynamic virtual account, with a copy button and countdown
<x-flutterwave-bank-select name="account_bank" />	A searchable bank dropdown (cached for a day)
<x-flutterwave-transactions :panel="..." />	Filterable transactions with refund and resend-webhook actions
<x-flutterwave-refunds :panel="..." />	Refund history
<x-flutterwave-settlements :panel="..." />	Settlements and what was deducted
<x-flutterwave-beneficiaries :panel="..." />	Saved transfer recipients
<x-flutterwave-chargebacks :panel="..." />	Disputes with accept and decline forms
<x-flutterwave-fx :panel="..." />	Quote and trade currencies

The list components take the matching service's panel() data, built from the request's query string so filters and paging work:

<x-flutterwave-transactions :panel="Flutterwave::transactions()->panel(request()->query())" />
<x-flutterwave-chargebacks :panel="Flutterwave::chargebacks()->panel(['status' => 'initiated'])" />
<x-flutterwave-fx :panel="Flutterwave::fx()->panel(request('fx_quote'), request('fx_trade'))" />

Actions post to the routes from Route::flutterwaveAdmin(). Without those routes, lists are read-only.

The same components exist for Inertia apps in React, Vue and Svelte.