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Wallet Users

Every customer with an account, with their wallet balance beside them. This is the screen you open when someone asks what they have.

Go to DevDiggers Plugins → Wallet → Users.

The wallet users list with ID, user, balance, transactions and referred-by columns

Column What it shows
ID The WordPress user ID
User Avatar, username and email, with an Edit row action
Balance The current wallet balance
Transactions How many rows that customer has, as a link
Referred By Who invited them, or N/A

The customer column on the wallet users list

ID, User and Balance are sortable. Click a heading to reorder.

Sorting by Balance descending is the useful one. It puts your largest liabilities at the top, which is the list you want before changing a limit or announcing an expiry policy.

The count in that column is a link, and it opens the transactions list already filtered to that one customer.

The transactions count column on the users list

That is the fastest route from “this customer says their balance is wrong” to the rows that explain it.

Filled in when the account registered through a referral, showing the referrer’s username and email.

The balance filter above the users list

Three choices, then Filter.

  • All Users
  • Users having amount in wallet
  • Users don’t have amount in wallet

The second is your real customer list for anything wallet related. Announcing an expiry date to everybody, when nine in ten have a zero balance, is nine in ten people confused for nothing.

Reset clears the filter and the search together.

The search box matches username, email, nickname and user ID. It is a partial match, so a surname finds an account.

The search box above the users list

The Import and Export buttons above the users list

  • Manual Adjustment opens the credit and debit wizard.
  • Import opens the CSV import wizard.
  • Export downloads balances as CSV.

Screen Options at the top right sets the row count, default 20.

You cannot edit a balance here. Every change goes through Manual Adjustment or an import, and both write a transaction row. That is deliberate: a balance with no row behind it is a balance nobody can explain later.