Let me check the Tailwind configuration and fix the scrollbar styling:

Let me fix the scrollbar issue by using proper CSS instead of Tailwind classes. The Tailwind scrollbar utilities might not be working. I'll use inline styles for better compatibility:

Now let me replace the Tailwind scrollbar classes with proper inline CSS styling that will definitely work:

I've fixed the scrollbar styling by replacing the Tailwind scrollbar classes with CSS scrollbarWidth and scrollbarColor properties. These are standard CSS properties that work across modern browsers and will display thin gray scrollbars (gray-300 thumb on gray-100 track) that appear when content exceeds the 420px height of each section. Each table now has its own independent vertical scrollbar for browsing through rows.

Let me add proper CSS styling to make the scrollbars visible in each table. I'll add a style block to the component:

Now let me add a style tag with proper scrollbar styling:

Now let me update the return statement to include a style tag and add the scrollbar class to each container:

Now let me update the first table container to use the scrollbar class:

Now let me update the payments container:

Now let me update the credits container:

I've added proper scrollbar styling to each table section. I created a scrollbarStyles CSS block that targets the .table-scroll-container class and styles the scrollbars using WebKit pseudo-elements (::-webkit-scrollbar). Each table now has a 420px fixed height with a visible gray scrollbar that appears on the right side. The scrollbars are styled with a light gray track and darker gray thumb that darkens on hover, allowing users to smoothly scroll through rows in each table.