TeraWallet already has the ledger. Every credit, debit, refund, and adjustment lands in woo_wallet_transactions with user_id, type (credit or debit), amount, balance, currency, details, and date on every row. The default admin shows a flat WP_List_Table per-user, and reading the total store liability or the top-up pattern means a CSV export.

SleekView Charts reads the same woo_wallet_transactions table and turns it into chart cards on a single dashboard. A Number card summing current balances per user for total wallet liability, a Donut splitting transactions by type across credit and debit, a Bar of the top wallet holders by balance, and an Area chart of daily top-ups using date and amount. Each card is a saved query against the live ledger, not a snapshot.

This sits alongside TeraWallet's own per-user transaction view, not on top of it. The admin transaction list still owns individual ledger entries and per-user history. SleekView Charts adds the store-wide reading layer for the questions the per-user view does not answer: how much liability do we hold this month, are top-ups outpacing withdrawals, which users move the most money. Each card respects the currency column, so multi-currency stores keep their numbers honest.

TeraWallet stores wallet data well. Every credit, debit, refund, and adjustment lands in woo_wallet_transactions with the columns finance needs: user_id, type, amount, balance, currency, and date. The reading side is the gap.

The default admin shows transactions per user in a flat list, so reading total liability across the store, the credit-vs-debit mix, or which users top up the most usually means a CSV export. SleekView Charts reads the same table and turns it into chart cards on one saved dashboard. Finance sees the liability KPI and the daily top-up area chart.

Support sees the top-balance bars next to a credit-vs-debit donut. Owners watch wallet exposure trend monthly without asking developers for a custom report. The TeraWallet admin keeps owning per-user history and individual ledger lines; SleekView Charts adds the store-wide reading layer that an actual team can share, scope per role, and embed on a frontend page when needed.