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What this tab shows
Players / Banking is the transaction workspace for a single player. It combines a filtered banking table with a separate analytics layer and an automatic-withdrawal availability snapshot.
When to use it
Use this tab when you need to:
- review the player's deposits, withdrawals, bonus-money moves, or rollback events
- inspect one banking row in detail
- export the player's filtered banking history
- see all-time transaction analytics for this player
- check whether automatic withdrawal is currently available
How to read it
The tab has three distinct layers:
- Table filters for transaction type, status, currency, provider, search, and date range.
- Transactions table with one row per banking item plus expandable row details.
- Analytics and automatic-withdrawal cards that summarize wider transaction behavior.
The visible Transactions and Deep Analytics tabs inside the component are not separate routes. They are two views of the same Banking tab.
Known caveats
- The visible table respects the selected date range and search query, but the analytics query is fetched separately with an all-time date range and no search filter. Summary cards can therefore differ from the currently visible table rows.
- The analytics query keeps the same
userId,currency,transactionType,status, andpaymentProviderfilters as the table, but always forces the date range to2000-01-01 -> 2030-01-01, setslimit=1000, and clears the free-text search filter. Typecan be manually reclassified in-line for supported deposit or withdrawal groups. This changes classification, not the raw transaction amount.- The
Applybutton in the filter card does not submit a separate request. The filters are already bound to component state, so changing them refreshes the table and analytics without an extra apply step. - Automatic-withdrawal availability is a backend eligibility snapshot, not a guaranteed payout execution result.
Verification status
- status:
verified_backend - last verified:
2026-04-18 - note: transaction list, type update, and automatic-withdrawal availability routes are traced from FE hooks to
gs-admin-backend.