Back to collectionTwo Timestamp Gaps in Raijin Settlements
A-Zhen had moved from chain-side work into Raijin integration, where settlement records helped explain players’ rewards. A-Zhen checked the Raijin settlement records transaction by transaction, circled two timestamp discrepancies and added them to the next day’s repair list. A vague complaint that the times were wrong had become two traceable records, giving the next day’s repair a clear starting point.
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A-Zhen had moved from chain-side work into Raijin integration, where settlement records helped explain players’ rewards. Before leaving work, she found two places where the time order in the reconciliation sheet did not line up. She had to decide how far to investigate that evening.
A-Zhen checked the Raijin settlement records transaction by transaction, circled two timestamp discrepancies and added them to the next day’s repair list. She and a colleague agreed to preserve the original records and start by examining how times were written and displayed. This check alone could not establish whether amounts had been affected.
A vague complaint that the times were wrong had become two traceable records, giving the next day’s repair a clear starting point. She held off on telling anyone that players had received less, and planned to replay the settlement data after the change before explaining the scope of any impact.