TON Balance Watcher (Reference Implementation)
What this page is
This page explains a read-only TON balance observer as a reference implementation.
It exists to clarify what such a tool can and cannot be responsible for. It is not a product landing page and does not provide guarantees, execution, or automation.
What the TON Balance Watcher does
- Observes balance changes of a specified TON address
- Detects balance deltas based on previously recorded state
- Emits structured signals via:
- HTTP Webhook (JSON)
- Telegram Bot notification
All operations are read-only and non-executing.
What it explicitly does NOT do
- Does not hold wallets
- Does not manage private keys or mnemonic phrases
- Does not sign or send transactions
- Does not execute any on-chain action
- Does not promise outcomes, profits, or project success
These limitations are part of the design, not a disclaimer.
Responsibility boundary
The boundary is explicit:
- The observer is responsible for:
- Observing balance changes
- Detecting deltas
- Emitting signals
- The operator is responsible for:
- Interpretation
- Decision-making
- Any subsequent action
Observation does not imply decision
and does not transfer responsibility.
Conceptual architecture
TON blockchain
→ Read-only observer
→ State-based delta detection
→ Signal emission (Webhook / Telegram)
No execution layer exists in this system.
Who this is for
Suitable for:
- Developers needing external balance-change signals
- Systems requiring strict separation between observation and execution
- Infrastructure where responsibility boundaries must remain explicit
Not suitable for:
- Trading bots
- Automated execution systems
- Asset management tools
- Users expecting guarantees or optimization strategies
Source code
The full reference implementation is provided as source code only.
- Delivery format: downloadable source archive
- No hosting, no managed service
- No operational responsibility assumed
Source code: https://gumroad.com/l/YOUR_GUMROAD_PRODUCT_SLUG