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# Scholarship Dashboard
We have the first truly smart scholarship system with unique attributes, which will improve the efficiency of the scholarship grantor and the scholarship recipient, as well as protect the interests of both parties, which is essential for a healthy and sustainable economy.
Scholarship Dashboard in Orbeast Fantasy game test.
Among the attributes we can highlight:
*• **Direct scholarships** from smart contracts.*
*• **No multi-accounts** needed, only one wallet.*
*• **Multi-claim**, this allows investors to claim the earnings of either all the accounts or just the ones they need, at once with a single click. This feature not only generates savings from the network gas costs but also from the time and manpower since it allows the scholarships to be potentially managed by a single person.*
***• Contract-level percentage configuration** to allow an automatic split between the grantor and the scholars.*
*• **Receive alerts** from players who are not giving the minimum efforts (*configurable parameters) *that the grantor considers they should be giving.*
• ***Daily average** and total account **QTS** generation statistics.*
• **Date of the last claim** and the **next possible one**.
*• **ELO of the scholarship*** and fluctuation in the ranking by date*.*
*• **View the team and energies** each player is using.*
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