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Lets someone swap without connecting a wallet, by sending funds from any external wallet to a provider-issued deposit address. Chainflip and NEAR Intents both work this way already; this surfaces that capability end to end.

When no connected wallet can pay the sell chain and the selected rate supports it, the widget asks for a refund address, quotes, and shows a deposit screen: QR, exact amount, deposit address, countdown, and a summary of where the proceeds and any refund go. The deposit is tracked by quote ID alone — the depositor never reports back to us, so the API learns the sell tx hash from the provider and backfills it.

SwapperSwapper.supportsExternalPayment capability flag plus getDepositAddress(); TradeStatus.sellTxHash now populated from Chainflip's status.deposit.transactionReference and NEAR's swapDetails.originChainTxHashes.

public-api — rates carry supportsExternalPayment, quotes carry depositAddress; /v1/swap/status tracks hash-less quotes, gated on the stored swapper's capability rather than on a missing hash, so a wallet swap that failed to bind still errors.

swap-widgetawaiting_deposit / deposit_expired machine states, refund address input, CTA gating, deposit screen, status polling, and localStorage recovery of the pre-deposit window.

Two things came out of review and are worth separate attention:

Payment URIs are now shared. The widget was about to re-implement QR payload logic the web app already had. generateReceiveQrText and the scheme map moved into @shapeshiftoss/utils as buildPaymentUri, hand-rolled so nothing inherits bip21 / eth-url-parser / @solana/pay (those stay in the app for the parse side, which reaches into the chain adapter manager and the store and can't move). Behaviour is unchanged and pinned by the existing suite, including EIP-681 scientific notation and Solana Pay's amount normalisation.

The Dogecoin URI scheme was wrong. We emitted doge:; Dogecoin Core's guiutil.cpp rejects any scheme but dogecoin, so those receive QRs opened no wallet. Now emits dogecoin: and still accepts doge:, since codes carrying it are already printed and saved out in the world.

Also fixed along the way: /v1/swap/status 503'd on every poll before swap-service had written a hash, because the schema declared nullable columns .optional() and statusMessage outright required — GET /swaps/:swapId returns the whole record, so unset columns arrive as null. Pre-existing; the deposit flow just hits that window every time.

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The widget work is additive: a walletless user previously had no path at all, and the connected-wallet signing path is untouched. The risk is in the two shared changes:

  • Receive QR generation in the main app now routes through @shapeshiftoss/utils. Behaviour is test-verified identical, but this is the code that tells someone where to send money, and it's on every receive modal.
  • The Dogecoin scheme change is a deliberate behaviour change to that same path. It fixes DOGE receive QRs, which is the point, but it is a real change to fund-routing output rather than a refactor.

Protocols/wallets affected: Chainflip and NEAR Intents deposit channels; any external wallet scanning our QRs (BIP-21 on UTXO + Cosmos SDK, EIP-681 on EVM, Solana Pay on Solana). No new on-chain transaction is constructed or signed by us on the deposit path — the user sends the transfer themselves from their own wallet.

Testing

Engineering

pnpm vitest run --project packages        # 1418 passed
pnpm vitest run --project swap-widget     # 253 passed
pnpm vitest run src/lib/address/          # 89 passed

src/lib/address/paymentUriRoundTrip.test.ts is the interesting one: it builds URIs with our hand-rolled builder and parses them back with bip21, eth-url-parser and @solana/pay — the libraries wallets are built on — asserting chain, address, amount and asset all survive. That's the closest we get to a scan without a camera, and it caught a regression where fixing the emitted Dogecoin scheme silently broke our ability to read existing doge: codes.

To exercise the widget flow: disconnect any wallet, pick a Chainflip or NEAR Intents route, enter an amount, supply a refund address, and continue. Verify the deposit screen shows the exact amount, address, countdown, and correct refund/receive addresses. Reload mid-window to confirm recovery. Let the countdown lapse to see the expired screen and request a fresh quote.

Known limitation — the deposit screen does not advance yet. Detection needs swap-service to poll the provider and backfill sellTxHash, which needs a @shapeshiftoss/swapper release and a microservices bump off 17.8.0. A real deposit sent to the address will swap and settle correctly — verify via the receive address balance and the provider's own status page — the UI just won't reflect it until that lands.

Operations

  • 🏁 My feature is behind a flag and doesn't require operations testing (yet)

Not flagged. Two things worth QA attention:

  1. Receive QRs across chains (regression) — generate a receive QR with an amount for BTC, DOGE, LTC, ATOM/RUNE, ETH, an L2, an ERC-20, SOL and an SPL token, and confirm each still opens the right wallet with the right amount prefilled. DOGE is the behaviour change and should be tested against a real Dogecoin wallet.
  2. Walletless deposit flow — as above, noting the screen will not advance past "Awaiting Deposit".

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Follow-ups (not in this PR)

  • Quote store durability. quoteStore is a process-local Map, so a public-api restart 404s live deposits even though the widget persists its half. Breaks on every deploy and on any multi-replica deploy. Redis, as its own PR — the call sites are few and txHashIndex turns out to have zero consumers.
  • Register only on deposit detection. Today any swap-service 404 triggers registration, so a deposit flow creates a row before funds move. Both providers resolve status with no tx hash (Chainflip by swapId, NEAR by depositAddress), so public-api can detect deposits itself and register with a real hash — which also deletes the microservices work above. Wants the durable store first, or a restart between deposit and detection loses affiliate attribution on a real funded swap.
  • Chain metadata gap. BASE_ASSETS_BY_CHAIN_ID lacks Tron/NEAR/Sui/Starknet/Zcash, so the address validators added for them are unreachable until those chains get base-asset metadata.
  • Late deposits across a reload. useDepositPolling keeps running past expiry in-session, but loadPendingDeposit drops an expired entry, so a reload after expiry loses tracking of a deposit sent in the last seconds.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added walletless deposit-address swaps with QR codes, payment details, countdowns, persistence, expiry recovery, requoting, refunds, and deposit tracking.
    • Added external-payment indicators and deposit addresses to rates and quotes.
    • Added payment URI generation and broader address validation across supported networks.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved wallet and receive-address validation, including incompatible address handling.
    • Improved status tracking and transaction-hash reporting for externally funded swaps.
  • Documentation
    • Expanded API and widget guidance for deposits, refunds, expiry, and tracking.

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Say plainly that the rate flag is advisory and the quote is authoritative, document
how to track a deposit swap and what a late deposit does, and describe sendAddress -
which had no description at all despite being refund-only on deposit routes.

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Two peer cards plus a two-line hint pushed the button past the fold. They now share
one bordered group with a single attention highlight, since both are needed before a
deposit can be quoted, and the refund hint is one line.

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The receive address isn't on the quote, so a restored deposit screen showed a blank
row; it's persisted alongside the send address now. Restoring also left the chain
flags describing the default assets, which survived a reset into the next swap - a
BTC sell could ask to connect an EVM wallet. Also guards a missing clipboard on
insecure origins and stops the deposit poller stalling when a quote id is briefly
absent.

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The amount was display-only and rounded for readability, which contradicts "send
exactly" - it now shows and copies the ungrouped, unrounded value the user pastes
into their wallet. Both values get a label, and the screen gets room at the top and
between the summary and the action.

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Our countdown hitting zero doesn't mean the provider rejected the deposit - funds sent
in the last seconds still swap. Polling continues in deposit_expired and a detected
deposit moves on to the status screen, instead of leaving a completed swap looking
abandoned.

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QUOTE_DEADLINE_OVERRIDE_MS clamps the deadline so deposit expiry and re-quoting can be
exercised without waiting a real window out; ignored when NODE_ENV is production. The
widget's restore path now also seeds the amount that drove the quote, without which
'get a new deposit address' had nothing to re-quote after a reload.

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Re-quoting an expired deposit dropped back through the input step on its way to the
new address. It now holds the deposit screen with a loading state, and warns off the
address that just expired while the replacement is fetched.

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…een treatment

Both were ad-hoc top-aligned text where the widget already has a designed full-screen
state: centred 72px icon circle, title, subtitle, grouped actions. The expired screen
gets a clock in a warning circle - the window closing costs nothing unless funds are
sent to it, so it reads as caution rather than failure.

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Replacing the address re-quotes, so the rate and amounts move with it.

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The screen said a window had closed, offered a new address, and then described an
updated quote - three names for one thing. It's the quote that expired, requesting a
new one is the action, and the button and the loading state now say so too.

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Amber framed the expiry as routine, but the screen exists to stop a send that can
lose money: an expired Chainflip channel stops being watched, and our own expiresAt
docs already warned of lost funds. Red now, and the docs that claimed a late deposit
is always refunded are corrected - that only holds for NEAR Intents.

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It repeats what the expired screen just said, on a screen that's up for a second or
two - the spinner and title carry it.

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Served its purpose exercising expiry and re-quoting; not something to ship.

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The connect button read the resolved send address, which now falls back to the refund
address the user types in the deposit flow - so entering one lit up the header pill as
though a wallet were connected. It reads the wallet-derived address instead.

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It's only ever populated by the refund field and only ever receives refunds, so
customSendAddress and the row's props were misleading. The api field and the machine
context keep the sendAddress name they fill, now with a comment on the dual meaning.

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PendingDeposit only exists for a deposit swap, where nothing is ever sent from
that address. sendAddress was inherited from the machine field, which is named
for the api field it fills - this record fills none.

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…ress

The fallback was unreachable - getInputCta only yields a quote action once a
receive address resolves, and that is the only path to FETCH_QUOTE - but on a
cross-chain swap it would have sent the proceeds to an address on the sell
chain. It also sat directly behind resolveReceiveAddress now correctly
returning undefined for a wrong-chain wallet address.

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The loop only ended on a terminal status or on leaving the tracking states, so
a tab abandoned on the expired screen polled every 10s forever - and kept going
against a 404 once the api dropped the quote, since the catch swallows it.

Bounds the unfunded window to the hour the api keeps the quote for. A deposit
already seen still tracks to settlement, however long that takes.

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onSwapSuccess and onSwapError already fired for deposits, since those effects
key on the terminal states rather than on how the swap was watched - but they
lived in a hook that opts out of the deposit flow, so the call site read as
though deposits were unhandled.

Now two mutually exclusive pollers and one callback bridge, which is what it
was doing all along.

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It sat on the ref while describing the effect's save policy, which
pendingDeposit already states where the storage lives.

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It claimed this child effect runs before the restore, which stopped being true
when the restore moved to a layout effect to fix the reload flicker. The guard
still earns its place, so say what it protects rather than when it ran.

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The defaults it guards against include the buy amount, not just the assets.

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TON is in SUPPORTED_CHAIN_ID_SET but had no case, so validateAddress fell
through to "Unsupported chain type". Since the deposit branch outranks the
redirect, a TON sell dead-ended: the refund address could never validate and
the redirect was suppressed, leaving the cta stuck on "Enter refund address".

Adds base64url and raw-form validation with the crc16 check, rejecting testnet
tags, plus a test asserting every selectable chain has a validator and a hint -
so adding a chain without one now fails rather than dead-ends.

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context, rates and sellAssetBalance come from the render closure, not from a
snapshot - which is fine, since the render that enters quoting carries them,
but the comment claimed otherwise.

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- deposit detection is emitted before a terminal status, so a deposit that
  lands and confirms inside one poll no longer strands awaiting_deposit, which
  has no STATUS_CONFIRMED handler
- hashless status tracking now gates on the quote's own depositAddress rather
  than the swapper capability, so a memo-bound near intents route still has to
  bind its hash
- the persisted quote guard validates every field restoration dereferences,
  rather than crashing the widget on a hand-edited entry
- EIP-681 transfer calls are limited to erc20; erc721 and erc1155 don't
  implement transfer(address,uint256)
- starknet addresses are bounded by the contract address range, not the felt
  prime
- isToken declares its return type, and the readme records that detection
  awaits an api release

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ton://transfer is a real deep link standard, so TON no longer falls back to a
bare address. Restricted to native TON, since the amount is nanocoins and a
jetton would be read as a native transfer.

Tron, Sui, NEAR and Starknet keep the bare address deliberately - none has an
adopted uri scheme, and an unrecognised one can stop a wallet scanning at all.
A coverage test pins which chains carry an amount and which do not.

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A widget consumer needs to know the screen does not advance yet; which backend
release unblocks it is ours to track, not theirs.

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The readme ships inside the published package, so a "not live yet" note is
wrong the moment the backend lands and cannot be retracted from versions
already out. Rollout state belongs in the pr and release notes.

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The pending deposit was held only while funds were owed, so leaving
awaiting_deposit wiped it - a reload mid-settlement dropped the user back to
the input screen with no sign of the swap they had just funded.

It is now held for the whole tracking window, matching the poller: through
deposit_expired, where a late deposit may still be credited, and through
polling_status. loadPendingDeposit honours the same window instead of
rejecting at the deadline, the record carries the sell tx hash, and a restore
that already has one rejoins polling_status rather than asking for the deposit
a second time.

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A provider can settle or refund a deposit without ever reporting its hash, in
which case resolveDepositStatusEvent emits a terminal status straight into
awaiting_deposit or deposit_expired - neither of which handled it, so the
screen stranded on a swap that had already finished.

Both now accept STATUS_CONFIRMED and STATUS_FAILED directly, with tests
covering every deposit state reaching a terminal one.

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shouldKeepTrackingDeposit short-circuited on hasDetectedDeposit, so a funded
deposit polled forever - and since the api drops a submitted quote an hour
after binding its hash, that meant polling a 404 indefinitely, with the catch
swallowing it every ten seconds.

Settlement now gets its own window rather than an unbounded one.

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Polling gave up silently once tracking could no longer resolve, leaving
polling_status - the one deposit screen with no controls - spinning for good.
It now ends in a terminal state that says the swap may still settle, rather
than calling it a failure or offering a retry that would quote a second swap.

Retrying also carried the previous attempt's tx hash into the new quote, which
persisted a fresh deposit as though it were already funded.

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StoredQuote.expiresAt was the deadline plus the bind grace while the quote
response's field of the same name was the deadline itself.

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The stored field and the quote response both said expiresAt while holding
different instants, because getQuote baked the bind grace into the stored
value. The record now keeps the quote deadline it handed the client, and the
store computes its own statusDeadline - the same expression get and sweep were
each carrying a copy of.

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packages/swap-widget/src/components/StatusStep.tsx (1)

42-43: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Memoize hasStoppedTracking.

Line 43 derives a conditional render value. Memoize it with errorSource as its dependency.

Proposed fix
-  const hasStoppedTracking = errorSource === 'TRACKING_TIMEOUT'
+  const hasStoppedTracking = useMemo(
+    (): boolean => errorSource === 'TRACKING_TIMEOUT',
+    [errorSource],
+  )

As per coding guidelines, “ALWAYS use useMemo for conditional values and simple transformations.”

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In `@packages/swap-widget/src/components/StatusStep.tsx` around lines 42 - 43,
Update the hasStoppedTracking derivation in StatusStep to use useMemo with
errorSource as its sole dependency, preserving the existing TRACKING_TIMEOUT
comparison and resulting boolean.

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packages/swap-widget/src/hooks/useSwapCallbacks.ts (1)

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Add explicit return types to the new functions.

Declare : void for useSwapCallbacks and useStatusPolling, and : string for the uriFor test helper. This keeps the TypeScript contracts explicit and consistent across the new code.

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In `@packages/swap-widget/src/hooks/useSwapCallbacks.ts` around lines 14 - 19,
Update the useSwapCallbacks function signature to declare its explicit void
return type, preserving its existing parameter typing and behavior.

Apply the same fix in `@packages/swap-widget/src/hooks/useStatusPolling.ts` at
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Inline comments:
In `@packages/public-api/docs/rest-api-guide.md`:
- Line 69: Add a language identifier to the fenced code block at the documented
location, using text for the block so it satisfies markdownlint MD040 without
changing its contents.

In `@packages/swap-widget/src/hooks/useSwapCallbacks.ts`:
- Around line 20-41: Update useSwapCallbacks so onSwapSuccess accepts an
optional transaction hash and is invoked unconditionally when the completion
effect observes snap.matches('complete'), including deposit completions without
txHash. Read the completion data from snap.context instead of the separately
selected context, and apply the same snap.context.error access in the error
effect while keeping the existing refetch behavior.

In `@packages/swap-widget/src/machines/types.ts`:
- Line 63: Update the RESTORE_DEPOSIT event type’s txHash property to be
optional, allowing callers to omit it when no deposit transaction exists while
preserving its string type when provided.

In `@packages/swap-widget/src/utils/__tests__/addressValidation.test.ts`:
- Around line 512-524: Update the isValidStarknetAddress tests to describe the
contract-address bound rather than the Stark field prime, and add exact boundary
coverage using STARKNET_ADDRESS_BOUND: verify the bound itself is rejected while
the immediately preceding value is accepted. Keep the existing zero-address
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In `@packages/swap-widget/src/components/StatusStep.tsx`:
- Around line 42-43: Update the hasStoppedTracking derivation in StatusStep to
use useMemo with errorSource as its sole dependency, preserving the existing
TRACKING_TIMEOUT comparison and resulting boolean.

In `@packages/swap-widget/src/hooks/useSwapCallbacks.ts`:
- Around line 14-19: Update the useSwapCallbacks function signature to declare
its explicit void return type, preserving its existing parameter typing and
behavior.

Apply the same fix in `@packages/swap-widget/src/hooks/useStatusPolling.ts` at
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kaladinlight and others added 6 commits August 14, 2026 16:18
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Persistence outlives the deposit landing, tracking is bounded, and a stopped
trace reports through onSwapError without meaning the swap failed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…deadline

The settlement window ran from the quote deadline, which has nothing to do with
when the api stops answering for a funded quote - it drops that an hour after
binding the hash. Two hours past the deadline was the worst case of that, so a
deposit seen during the quote window left the widget polling a quote the api had
already dropped, for around an hour, before the timeout screen appeared.

Both windows are now anchored where they belong: unfunded from the quote
deadline, settlement from the observation. The observation time is persisted so
a reload resumes the window rather than restarting it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
resolveDepositStatusEvent confirms a swap the provider never reported a hash
for, and that is the only way a deposit can complete today, so gating the
success callback on a hash meant the integrator never heard about it.

Also pins the starknet bound tests to the contract address bound they now
enforce, rather than the looser stark prime the titles still described.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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