Follow the funds
Start with a project's declared wallets on Solana. See what comes in, what goes out, and what's left in the treasury.
✦ SMALL ACCOUNTANT. OPEN BOOKS.
Every move.
A receipt.
A little clarity for your corner of Solana.
Follow the treasury, understand the spending,
and see the story behind every move.
Built for Solana·No wallet connection needed
THE BOOKS ARE OPEN.YOUR NUMBERS GUY.
tally.RECEIPT
#DEMO-007
#DEMO-007
TREASURY MOVEMENT
24.00 SOL
A little design. A lot of detail.
- TYPE
- OUTGOING
- CATEGORY
- DESIGN*
- DATE
- SEP 29, 2026
SAMPLE RECEIPT
* Category declared by the project.
Illustrative data. No on-chain transaction.
EVERY MOVE. A RECEIPT.
OPEN BOOKS, BY DESIGN
≋ Solana⌘ Public wallets≡ Honest labels▤ Clear receipts
HOW IT WORKS
Movements in.
Clarity out.
Open books. Clear context. Every movement gets a receipt, and every project description stays separate from the facts.
Keep the context
A transfer is a fact. Its purpose is a project description. Tally keeps both visible, without treating a label as proof.
Leave a paper trail
Open a receipt to inspect the movement. Connected entries should link to a transaction; this preview uses sample data.
02 / THE OPEN BOOKS
Nothing under the desk.
You're exploring a sample treasury. All balances and receipts below are illustrative; no wallet is connected.
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Tally treasury
Sample wallet · SOL only1,284.60 SOL
After the displayed activity460.70 SOL
Transfers received116.10 SOL
Transfers sent08
8 sample movementsTHE PAPER TRAIL
Every little movement.
| RECEIPT / DATE | MOVEMENT | CATEGORY ⓘ | AMOUNT | Details |
|---|
Internal transfers are not revenue. Categories describe intent, not proof of delivery. Read the methodology.
03 / NO FUNNY BUSINESS
A ledger.
Not a crystal ball.
Good accounting starts with knowing
what the numbers can—and can't—tell you.
✳ FACTS ON ONE SIDE.
CLAIMS ON THE OTHER.
CLAIMS ON THE OTHER.
What am I looking at?＋
An interactive preview of Tally. The balances, movements, dates and receipts are sample data. No real treasury, transaction or token launch is represented here.
What does a receipt actually prove?＋
For a connected treasury, a transaction can prove that funds moved between addresses. It does not prove who controls the recipient, why they were paid, or whether work was delivered. Demo receipts do not prove an on-chain action.
Who decides the categories?＋
The project supplies descriptions such as Design or Infrastructure. These are explicitly labeled as project-declared. An entry without context stays Unclassified.
Does Tally see every wallet?＋
No. A treasury view can only cover its declared and monitored wallets. It cannot guarantee that a project has disclosed every address it controls.
Do I need to connect my wallet?＋
No. This preview is read-only and never asks for a signature, seed phrase or wallet connection. Public treasury information can be viewed by address.
Where is the $TALLY token?＋
$TALLY is a proposed community identity. This preview has no token contract, sale, buy button or promised return. A token launch would require its own verified details.