Vault not visible

A vault you expect to see isn't showing up in the dashboard — here's how to work out why.

Symptom

A vault you know exists (you created it, or you're an agent/approver on it) isn't appearing when you connect your wallet.

Most common cause: wrong wallet account

Vault visibility is derived directly from the covenant's own owner/agent/approver identities matched against your currently connected wallet account. If a different account than the one actually associated with the vault is active in your wallet, the vault correctly won't show — see Wrong wallet connected.

Second most common cause: wrong network

A vault that exists on testnet-10 will never appear while connected to a deployment configured for mainnet, or vice versa — see Wrong network.

On a hosted, multi-tenant deployment

Hosted deployments enforce tenancy: a wallet only sees hosted objects it actually participates in on-chain (as owner, agent, or approver). This is by design (see Tenant isolation) — it is not a bug if a vault you have no on-chain role in doesn't appear, even if someone else added you as an "organization member" for bookkeeping purposes. That kind of application-level membership never grants visibility on its own — see Owner/agent/approver authority boundaries.

If none of the above explains it

  1. Confirm the vault's creation transaction actually confirmed on-chain — a vault stuck in PENDING_CREATE (see Vault states) because its genesis transaction hasn't confirmed yet is expected to be temporarily incomplete, not fully "not visible."
  2. If you have another way to check the vault's on-chain state (a block explorer, or the SDK's own state-verification tools), compare what it shows against what the dashboard reports — a genuine mismatch between proven chain state and what a server displays is exactly the kind of thing local intent verification and independent reconciliation exist to catch.
  3. If a hosted platform bug is suspected, this is a real, specific, reportable class of issue — see Responsible disclosure. A precedent exists: a 2026-08-27 hosted-tenancy defect briefly caused exactly this symptom for external approvers specifically — see Approval not visible.

See also: Vault states, Tenant isolation.