| Time | Event | Karigar | Route | Weight | Status |
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The gold book between your father, GM Ramesh and the ghaat karigars — kept as a live double-entry ledger. Opening + Received − Issued must equal the closing, and the closing must match the physical count. Any gap is surfaced instantly instead of being buried across hundreds of rows.
| Karigar | Lot | Form | Initial Net Wt | Pcs | Status |
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GM Swami's book. Everything Ramesh issues out of Ghaat lands here automatically as a receipt — the two managers can never disagree on what changed hands. Swami then wipes each locked lot to a setting karigar, and books it back (JAMA) with its polish / chili / bandhani losses.
| Lot | From Karigar (Ghaat) | Net Wt | Pcs | Status |
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| Karigar | Lot | Net Wt | Pcs | Status |
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Every action in Tarazu, in the order you would do it on a real day, with exactly what to click and why each step protects your gold. This mirrors the Guided Walkthrough button in the top bar.
Gold only ever moves — it never appears or disappears by typing. So every entry in Tarazu is a transfer from one account to another (a double entry), the weight is locked the moment it leaves your father's hands, and at day-close the book is checked against the physical scale. Those three rules are what make silent theft and skipped entries impossible.