Rationale. A private bank ledger, rebound for this decade. Everything is paper, ink, and marbled fore-edges: the kind of object you would find in a mahogany writing desk, except the layout, spacing, and interaction are entirely current-year iOS. Marbling is the Wagyu metaphor: no two sheets alike, impossible to forge, and the pattern only shows on the edge, the way privacy only shows when the book is closed.
Risk. Paper-and-serif can slide into twee nostalgia. The counter is strict modern layout: generous white space, large tabular numerals, current touch idioms, zero clip-art ornament. Marbling appears only as edge material, never wallpaper.
Welcome, seed ceremony, verification, unlock.

A private bank for your Monero, in your pocket.
✳ Your only copy. Ink outlasts servers. Write these down, in order, and keep the paper somewhere safe.
Tap the scraps for words 4, 12 and 21.
Home, the Monero ledger entry, receive, send, sent.

Every payment gets a fresh subaddress. Old ones keep working, and no one can link them.
Sent: 1.250 XMR to Naoko. Fee 0.000091 XMR. It is final the moment it lands in a block.
Transparent to private, and the wait as theater.
History, approvals, and the security index.
Read exactly what you are signing before you sign it.
The blank first page, and the two ways things go wrong.

The first page is unwritten.
Rates refresh every 30 seconds. Get a new one.
Thumb tabs become a printed sidebar; the ledger spreads out.
Beaten by another rate while your swap settles? Wagyu refunds the difference. No claim forms, no arguments.
Your XMR arrives at a fresh subaddress. Nothing links it to the USDC you paid.
Spendable after 10 confirmations, about 20 minutes. Locked funds show as locked until then. We never mark a confirming swap complete early.