Admin API v2 update ⚡

We’ve added 5 new methods to Admin API v2 to help you efficiently manage manual orders, refill and cancel tasks:

Order processing
• Update orders – Update status, start count, remains, and cancel reason for one or more orders in a single request.

Cancel & Refill tasks
• Pull cancel – Retrieve manual cancel tasks in bulk.
• Reject cancel – Reject one or more cancel requests at once.
• Pull refill tasks – Retrieve manual refill tasks in bulk.
• Change refill status – Update the status of multiple refill tasks in a single call.

To start using these methods, make sure your Admin API key has the required access in Panels > (…) > Admin API v2 settings.

Important: If you're now using the Admin API v1 methods, switch to Admin API v2 to avoid disruptions. The first version of Admin API will be deprecated on October 1.

Admin API v2 now lets you update multiple orders or tasks in a single request, reducing the number of API calls, provides stronger security with multi-key access, and lets you control permissions for each method individually.

New theme in the Visual editor

A new theme, Collage, is now available in the Visual editor. It presents a retro collage style with gradients and comes in four ready-to-use color schemes.

Along with adding this theme, we’ve completed a set of improvements that will allow us to deliver more themes to you in the future.

Editing themes before activation

You can now customize new panel designs without affecting your live theme.

Click Edit theme on any theme card to adjust it in the Visual Editor and activate it later, when the design is ready.

This update is the first step toward seamless cross-editor design. In the future, we want to make it possible for you to edit a Visual theme while a code theme is active — and vice versa.

Advanced access settings for Admin API v2 🔑

With the new Admin API v2 settings, you can now control which data is returned by the Get order list and Get user list methods — hiding specific fields and protecting sensitive panel information.

For example, you can restrict access to users’ contact details, balances, and order-related provider data.

This update improves data security and ensures that external integrations or developers only access the information they truly need.

New permissions are available under Panels › (…) › Admin API v2 settings.

We strongly recommend not sharing your Admin API keys with unfamiliar software or external developers. Doing so can expose sensitive panel data that might be stolen or misused.

If there’s no alternative, grant access only when absolutely necessary — and make sure to carefully configure the key permissions to limit access strictly to the required data.

Payment invoices for users

We’ve added a new Invoices module that lets users generate and download PDF invoices for their payments without admin involvement. You can set company information, and users can optionally add their own details in their profile.

The module also lets you configure invoice settings — you can include taxes, translate invoice text, and define which payment methods support invoice downloading.

If you use a custom code theme, please make sure to update your addfunds.twig и account.twig files.

Bulk edit service names and descriptions

You and your staff can now edit up to 1,000 services at once on a single page using the new mass service editor.

Edit names and descriptions, including translations — manually or using Update from provider for selected languages. You can also use Find and replace to quickly adjust text across multiple services at once.

To get started, select the services on the Services page and choose mass Actions > Edit names and descriptions.

You can assign a separate access for staff who only need to edit service names and descriptions, without giving access to other service settings.

Profits for manual services

We keep adding more and more reports to help you manage your business efficiently — now you can track not only overall profit, but also profits by users, services, providers, and more.

From now on, those who sell their own (manual) services can set how much each service or subscription costs them directly in the service settings.

This data will be automatically used in Orders and Reports — helping you see more accurate reports, understand your real profit, and make better business decisions.

Service delivery report

We’ve added a new Service Delivery Report to help you track how your services are performing.

It allows you to identify problematic services with many Fail or Error orders, spot slow or stuck services with lots of Pending or In-progress orders, and see services with a high percentage of canceled or partially completed orders.

With this report, you can take action right away: fix the issue if possible, temporarily disable the service to avoid accumulating problematic orders, or replace the service with a different one.

You can access it on the Reports page of your admin area.

Switching to hCaptcha

We’ve switched panels from reCaptcha to hCaptcha — a more modern and user-friendly solution.

This means your users will face fewer issues when registering or logging in. In most cases, the captcha won’t appear at all, and if it does due to suspicious activity, it will usually be just a simple checkbox that real users pass without solving any challenges.

hCaptcha also works more reliably in regions where reCaptcha was slow or blocked. We’re using the paid version of hCaptcha to ensure the best performance, and this is fully covered by us — it’s included in your panel at no extra cost.

We’ll continue reducing how often captchas appear and will introduce alternative verification methods in the future to keep the experience smooth for your clients.

How to sell your own SMM services as a provider

We’ve published a new blog post explaining all the ways you can sell your own services in Perfect Panel — from manual management to full automation.

See which method fits your workflow and how to get started:

https://perfectpanel.com/blog/how-to-sell-smm-services-as-provider

Hidden services

You can now offer private services to selected users, while hiding them from everyone else.

This helps you manage special offers, internal testing services, or custom options for VIP clients without showing them publicly.

To do it, select one or more services, click Actions > Hide service or Hide all. Then choose which users can access hidden services in the user settings.

Payment methods update 💸

We continue expanding supported methods to give your panel more flexibility and offer your clients more ways to pay for your services.

New methods include: Arkama, EPS Bangladesh, UPIGateway Popup, Swahilies Pay, KHQR, Pesapal, Finby, Telr, bootpay, Futoon Pay, Payssion, 1xGate, Paydisini, noon Payments, Volet, Sqala, Easypaydirect (3DS), Paylink, LINE Pay, Antilopay, HitPay.

We also added new currencies and conversions for many existing methods.

Check all supported payment methods: https://perfectpanel.com/payments

How the Admin API can save you time in panel management

As your panel grows and your processes change, you may want more control over certain operations — especially if you’re a service provider. Our new blog post is live to explain how the Admin API can help cut down on manual work and automate workflows.

https://perfectpanel.com/blog/how-admin-api-saves-time

User churn report

We’ve added a new User Churn Report to help you track changes in user activity and prevent user drop-off.

See which users have decreased their Spent and Profit compared to the previous period, and quickly spot users who have stopped ordering using the Days since last order column.

Use this data to take action in time and reduce user churn.

Find it on the Reports page of your admin panel.

API keys leaked in external tool

Working closely with thousands of panels, providers, and integrations gives us a broad view of what’s happening across the SMM ecosystem.

Based on the information available to us, an API keys leak has occurred on at least one third-party solution used for SMM panels and automations.

If you use — or have used — any third-party tools or scripts that require your API keys or account access, we strongly recommend stopping the use of them and regenerating any API keys or passwords that may have been shared.

We also want to remind panel owners that using purchased or non-owned accounts or API keys is not allowed, as such keys are often obtained illegally. We cannot ignore cases where stolen API keys are being sold or used. Panels involved in such activity will be blocked.

Our goal in sharing this is to help protect users and to make our position clear: we support fair market practices and will not tolerate actions that cause financial damage to other users in the ecosystem.

New footer layouts in the Visual editor

We’ve added three new footer layouts, giving you more flexibility in how your panel footer looks and what it can include.

You can now add navigation links to pages like FAQs or blog posts, display your logo and panel information, and show social networks or supported payment methods as icon blocks with optional links.

These layouts make it easier to create a more informative and structured footer without any custom code.

Available in: Footer block > Layouts.

Admin area now available in multiple languages

The admin area is now available in additional interface languages, making it easier for non-English-speaking customers and their staff to manage their panel.

New languages include Turkish, Arabic, Portuguese (Brazil), Korean, Simplified Chinese, Vietnamese, and Russian.

You can change the admin interface language anytime in Account > Languages.

Multi-language service import update

We’ve improved service import to give you more control over names, descriptions, and translations — now you can decide whether to include provider translations and make sure everything looks the way you want.

You can now:
• Import only service names
• Copy names and descriptions for the default language
• Optionally include provider translations for service names and descriptions

This helps you avoid unwanted content in translations and makes multi-language service management easier, especially when importing a large number of services.

Tip: After import, you can use the mass service editor to quickly review and edit names, descriptions, and translations in bulk if needed.