> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.raybot.app/start/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.raybot.app/start/web/destinations.md).
# Destinations
The **Destinations** section is the control center for all your wallets in RayBot Web. Here you have full control β from adding addresses to fine-tuning filters.
### π **Key features**
* **Add and remove wallets** β connect new addresses or remove unnecessary ones. Bulk upload is supported.
* **Transaction filters** β set global filters for the entire bot or individual ones for specific wallets.
* **Quick balance check** β assess your assets with a single click.
* **Export / Import** β export your wallet list to CSV for backup or use in other services, and import ready-made lists just as easily.
π‘ This makes it convenient to manage even hundreds or thousands of wallets in one place.
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### ποΈ **Interface structure**
πExample
#### This menu displays all your Destinations in a list, making it easy to manage them in one place.
**At the top of the section you'll find:**
* **All** - displays all active RayBot instances across every Destination (Telegram, Discord, Groups, Dedicated).
* **RayBots** - manage your personal bots.
* **Dedicated Bot** -your personal dedicated bots.
* **Telegram Group** -manage RayBot in Telegram groups.
* **Discord Guild** -manage your bot inside Discord servers.
* **Discord Webhook** -configure RayBot notifications via Discord webhook.
* **Discord DM** -manage your personal bot inside Discord direct messages.
* **Webhook** -manage data inside your webhooks.
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### **π Managing inside a Destination**
Clicking on any Destination opens a management panel with three tabs:
#### πΉ **Wallets tab**
A complete list of all wallets added to this RayBot.\
You can edit them, pause tracking, apply tags, check balances, and use advanced filters.
#### πΉ **Tokens tab**
A list of all tokens you are tracking via `/add` inside this RayBot.\
Here you can manage token monitoring, review activity, and filter by network or name.
#### πΉ **Transactions tab**
A real-time feed of all transactions performed by the wallets added to this bot.\
You can filter by chain, action type (buy/sell/transfer), token, and time range.
Each tab provides powerful filtering tools so you can quickly find exactly the wallets, tokens, or transactions you need.
> *π₯ Video example β Full walkthrough of the Tracking Manager in under 2 minutes*
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## **βοΈ Filters, settings and capabilities**
Inside each Destination you have a wide set of filters and tools to configure your wallets and bot β all available directly from the web interface.
#### **Wallet filters:**
* **Filter Wallets** β type a name or part of an address to quickly find the wallet you need.
* **Chain** β filter by blockchain.
* **Status** β filter by wallet status (Active / Paused).
* **Settings overrides** β select wallets that have individual settings applied, or those that don't.
* **Balance** β select a network to see how much native token each wallet holds.
* **Date Funded** β filter by wallet funding date.
* **Filter by tags** β filter by assigned tags.
In the top right corner of the table you'll also find **column settings** β hide or display the columns you need: Status, Tags, Balance, Date Funded, Last Active, Date Added.
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### **π Global bot settings**
Here you can configure global parameters for the entire bot without leaving the web interface.
Settings are available for each network:
* **SOL** β settings for Solana.
* **EVM** β settings for EVM-compatible networks.
* **TRON** β settings for the Tron network.
* **HL** β settings for HyperEVM.
* **TON** *(BETA)* β settings for the TON network.
Within each network you can configure:
* **Transactions** β tracked action types and notification filters.
* **Limits** β threshold values by amount and volume.
* **Transaction buttons** β quick trading buttons inside notifications.
* **Links** β links to analytics platforms inside notifications.
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### **π¦ Bulk Settings β mass actions for wallets**
You can select multiple wallets at once and perform actions on all of them simultaneously.
* **Change Destination** β moves selected wallets to another Destination, removing them from the current bot.
* **Copy to Destination** β copies wallets to another Destination without removing them from the current bot.
* **Assign Tags** β adds a tag to the selected wallets. Tags are not just a label for convenience β they also unlock additional mechanics inside RayBot.
* **Check Balances** β displays native token balances for the selected wallets.
* **Pause / Activate** β pauses or activates the selected wallets.
* **Export CSV** β exports the wallet list. The file includes: address, name, network, status, tag, balance, last activity, date first funded, and date added.
* **Export CSV (with settings)** β a full export including all individual wallet settings. Perfect for migrating between profiles β nothing gets lost.
* **Settings** β opens the settings for the selected wallets.
### β **Adding wallets**
πExample
Click the **Add Wallets** button.\
Enter the address and name manually, or paste a list from Excel/CSV.\
**Format:** `Address Name` (each new wallet on a new line).\
Click **Save** β and the wallets will instantly appear in the list.\
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You can also paste a **list of addresses** copied directly from Telegram or an Excel file.
After pasting multiple addresses, an Import Configuration window will appear.\
There you can review the imported data and fix column detection (Address / Name) before saving.
**Click Save** β and the wallets will instantly appear in the list.
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