Client Records

After selling half my farm last year, I needed to prove which wallets still received payouts from the remaining units. The reconciliation session found two addresses still configured at the pool that I thought I had retired. Took an afternoon, saved me from a much longer headache.

The bound archive sits in my safe next to the actual backups. My wife knows where to find it if something happens to me. That alone was worth the catalog fee. The session ran long because I had mislabeled one drawer — not their fault, but worth mentioning.

Quarterly reviews keep our three-person co-op aligned. We all mine to shared cold storage and the updated pages after each review prevent the which-address-is-active arguments we used to have every pool switch.

Documentation quality is high. Response time on the revision round was slower than I hoped — about ten days instead of the stated seven — but the corrections they made were accurate.