Periodic review checks for a Nexus account

Why these are grouped together

Two items, run monthly or after any change. They are separated from the rest because they are not attached to an action you are taking. Nothing prompts them, which is exactly why they need a schedule rather than an intention.

The balance item is graded critical and it is the single measure that determines what a market ending costs you. Escrow protects payments attached to orders and nothing else, so a balance parked outside one is exposed to whatever happens to the market, including endings nobody acted badly to cause. Every documented loss of this kind was money sitting there at the time, and withdrawing on a schedule removes the entire category.

The address item is graded standard because the session checks catch its failure. Its value is preventing you from needing them to. A saved set that has quietly gone stale trains you to open something that may no longer belong to the operator, and checking it takes a minute once a month.