Litecoin record backup and restore check

These are accounting records, not signing keys or a wallet-recovery backup.
Keep the original browser portfolio and original downloaded file unchanged.
Use an empty separate browser profile or temporary test workspace to verify.

EXPORT RECORD
Tool and reviewed version/date:
Export requested at UTC time:
Actual filename, file size and saved location:
JSON or optional encrypted JSON kept as complete record backup:
CSV kept separately for inspection/other supported uses:
Encrypted backup password stored separately (do not write it here):

EXPECTED CONTENT
Account count and account identifiers/names, including unused accounts:
Transaction count and unique IDs:
Purchases/sales quantities, dates, prices and cash fees:
Transfer source/destination, credited amount and extra LTC fee:
Historical FX values, source dates and source labels:
Pre-trade valuations and notes:
Saved balance-check count, dates and observed quantities:
Combined LTC quantity and each account's quantity:
Saved check differences (expected versus declared observed quantity):

ISOLATED RESTORE CHECK
Empty test environment confirmed:
Correct backup password decrypted the file, if encrypted:
Import preview added-record count and skipped-record count:
Imported account names and saved checks match:
Historical FX, valuation and notes checked on representative rows:
Combined and per-account quantities match:
Second import of the SAME complete backup adds zero records:
Record discrepancies investigated before relying on the restored ledger:
Date this restore check actually completed:

IMPORT LIMITS
Import merges into existing records, rather than replacing the whole snapshot.
Existing account names, saved account balance checks and some transaction
metadata can be retained. An empty restore is a different check from merging
into a populated ledger. CSV omits saved checks and unused accounts.

No seed, private key, wallet file, password, API key, identity document or login
cookie belongs in this checklist. Do not clear your original site data to test.
A successful record restore does not prove transaction truth, account credit,
wallet recovery, tax compliance or accuracy of historical FX.