# GOFER / X posts

## 1. Introducing GOFER

Meet GOFER. Give it a job.

An operations desk for the part of Solana work that lives between a wallet address, a spreadsheet and a transaction signature.

OBSERVE
Read a public account's SOL balance, account ownership and recent transaction signatures. Every report keeps its network, observation time and source.

RECONCILE
Bring a list of expected payments. GOFER compares exact payers, recipients and SOL amounts with successful finalized transfer evidence. Open the source transaction and inspect the match.

PREPARE
Turn a checked recipient list into one SOL batch. Review the network, addresses, amounts, estimated fee and signer balance change. Your wallet decides whether to sign.

Save jobs. Export reports. Follow pending payments until their finalized transaction matches the reviewed message.

An observer reads. A checker compares. Your wallet authorizes.
One clerk. A much tidier paper trail.

## 2. The chain is the source

The balance is an observation. The timestamp matters.

GOFER's Observe worker reads public Solana records and keeps the account, network and finalized slot beside the result. The desk can refresh the account every 60 seconds while the tab is visible and updates are enabled.

An unavailable source does not become a fictional balance. A recent signature is something to inspect, not a claim about a wallet's intentions.

No shared keys. No manufactured activity. Just a worker checking the record.

GOFER. Clocked in.

## 3. A spreadsheet is not a receipt

Who was supposed to receive what? What actually moved?

Import a recipient CSV into GOFER, add transaction signatures where you have them, and run a reconciliation. The worker compares the exact sender, recipient and SOL amount against successful finalized direct transfers.

Matched records carry their transaction evidence. Unverified records stay unverified: missing evidence is not proof that someone was never paid. An older transfer or a different payment route may need a separate check.

Keep the expectation. Inspect the transfer. Decide with the source open.

Less guessing. Better paperwork.

## 4. Your signature is the boundary

GOFER prepares the payment. You authorize it.

One batch can contain up to eight SOL recipients, within a 10 SOL total limit. The review shows the full addresses, amounts, network fee and estimated signer SOL change before your wallet is asked to sign.

The signed message must match the reviewed batch. The signature is recorded before GOFER requests broadcast. An uncertain response remains pending, instead of silently turning into another payment.

Finalized means a successful finalized chain transaction matches that recorded message. Prepared, pending and finalized are different states.

GOFER adds no service fee. Solana network costs still apply.

Give it a job. Keep the signature.
