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# Solvers Dashboard: User Guide
### Overview
The Qubetics Chain Abstraction Protocol runs a decentralized solver network. Solvers participate by operating Multi-Party Computation (MPC) nodes. These nodes process cross-chain transactions and help secure the protocol.
The Qubetics Solver Dashboard is a dedicated onboarding and management platform for solvers in the Qubetics Chain Abstraction protocol. A solver operator first runs a solver node, then uses the dashboard to register the solver by submitting the required node and identity details and adding the required liquidity. After onboarding, the dashboard acts as the solver’s control panel to manage and monitor liquidity positions and track solver rewards over time.
What you will do in this guide:
* Connect your wallet on the Qubetics Solver Dashboard
* Register your solver
* Add liquidity and verify your status
* Monitor and claim rewards
* Withdraw liquidity when needed
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