Every bill, locked to the one before it.
Trust shouldn't depend on who's in the cabin tonight. TERRAD makes the record itself tamper-evident.
Every bill, sealed as it prints.
Each new bill carries a fingerprint of the one before it. This is what the chain looks like as trucks leave the gate.
Illustrative feed
Delete one. Edit one. The break shows.
Each bill carries a site-stamped number, generated in the cabin even offline, and a fingerprint of the bill before it. A missing number or a changed record breaks the chain, and the owner sees it.
#9f3a…c41e#c41e…07b2CHAIN BROKEN#e98d…5a10Problems surface on their own.
Rules that explain themselves: duplicates, back-dated entries, round-number expenses and manual journals to control accounts. You check five things, not five hundred.
Seven locks on every rupee.
Site-stamped IDs
Sequential, generated offline. Gaps are obvious.
Hash-chained records
Each record sealed to the previous one.
Stable-scale lock
Weight captured only once the scale settles.
System-derived cash
The software, not a person, says what the drawer should hold.
Expected cash is worked out from 14 completed cash bills, not typed in.
Granular roles
Owner, manager, operator, with a manager password for settings.
Separate database per company
Your data lives in its own database. No shared tables, no leakage between businesses.
Hosted in India
Cloud infrastructure in the Mumbai region, with GST built in from day one.
