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feat(billing): hold affiliate commission for 30 days before crediting it - #4750
Fixes CON-1552. Card payments can be refunded or charged back weeks after they settle. Crediting the affiliate right away lets a payment that later reverses turn into credit the affiliate has already spent. The commission now waits 30 days before it is credited.
What
Settlement records the commission as pending (shown as "On hold") and, in the same transaction, schedules a SyncAffiliateCommission release 30 days out (AFFILIATE_COMMISSION_HOLD_SECONDS, default 2592000).
The release re-checks the program flag, revocation, the abuse lock and what is left of the payment. If all pass, it credits the commission and marks it succeeded. Otherwise it marks it canceled.
A refund during the hold only shrinks the row. A full refund or a lost dispute cancels it. After the release, the existing reversal applies.
A commission is recorded only once the payment's own credit has landed. That check runs before taking the payment row lock, because the credit repository uses its own connection.
The commission row is now locked FOR NO KEY UPDATE. The release's top-up records a payment credit for the commission from another connection, and with FOR UPDATE that insert would wait forever on the sync holding the lock. Holding first and crediting in a later transaction also removes the same kind of wait from the old grant path, which inserted the commission and credited it in one transaction.
Earnings totals count only credited commission. Billing shows a held commission as "On hold" and drops the "taken back" line from a canceled one.
Analytics: affiliate_commission_granted is replaced by affiliate_commission_held, _released and _canceled.
Testing
Unit specs.
Handler integration specs: hold, release, cancel on revocation, refund during the hold, no record before the credit lands.
Service race specs: two settlements, two releases.
Repository integration specs: another connection can record a credit against the locked commission; earnings leave out held and canceled rows.
Stripe webhook functional specs: hold, then release through the job, plus refund and dispute both during and after the hold.
Mutation score on changed lines: API 100%, deploy-web 100%.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Affiliate commissions are held for a configurable period before being credited to the affiliate’s wallet.
Held commissions are adjusted or canceled when payments are refunded or disputed. Wallet credits are reconciled when these changes occur after release.
Billing history labels held commissions “On hold” and shows the remaining amount after partial refunds.
Bug Fixes
Prevented concurrent settlement and release processing from creating duplicate commissions or wallet credits.
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Affiliate commissions now remain pending for a configurable hold period before release. Settlement requires a landed payment credit. Release, refund, and dispute syncs update commission and wallet state, and billing history displays pending and canceled commissions.
Changes: Affiliate commission hold and release
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Payment and commission persistence apps/api/src/billing/config/env.config.ts, apps/api/src/billing/repositories/stripe-transaction/*, apps/api/src/affiliate/services/affiliate-commission/sync-affiliate-commission.job.ts, apps/api/test/seeders/db/payment-credit.seeder.ts
Adds a configurable hold duration, creates commissions with pending status, includes pending commissions in commission sums, and adds the release trigger and payment-credit seeder.
Settlement checks for a landed payment credit, records eligible commissions as pending, and schedules a release. Tests cover eligibility, hold timing, and concurrent settlement syncs. Analytics events distinguish held commissions.
Release, refund, and dispute reconciliation apps/api/src/affiliate/services/affiliate-commission/affiliate-commission.service.ts, apps/api/src/affiliate/services/affiliate-commission/affiliate-commission.service.spec.ts, apps/api/src/affiliate/services/affiliate-commission/affiliate-commission.service.integration.ts, apps/api/src/affiliate/services/affiliate-commission/sync-affiliate-commission.handler.integration.ts, apps/api/test/functional/stripe-webhook.spec.ts
Release rechecks eligibility and credits the remaining payable amount. Refunds and disputes reduce or cancel held commissions. Recovery handles release credits that landed before a sync rolled back.
Billing history display apps/deploy-web/src/components/billing-usage/BillingView/BillingView.tsx, apps/deploy-web/src/components/billing-usage/BillingView/BillingView.spec.tsx
Pending affiliate commissions display as “On hold” with the remaining amount. Pending and canceled commissions do not display a separate taken-back amount.
akash-network/console#4279: Introduced the affiliate commission settlement flow that this change extends with holds and releases.
akash-network/console#4740: Added payment-credit records and credit-in-flight handling used by this commission flow.
akash-network/console#4274: Added affiliate commission percentage and duration constants used in commission calculations.
Suggested reviewers:olebel
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 0d42c
Billing history can show a positive credit for a held affiliate commission that was canceled. The wallet is not affected, so this is a display problem that is low risk to merge, and it is worth fixing soon.
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Important
The hold/release core holds up — the row-lock design, the transactional enqueue and the per-commission exactly-once crediting are sound and unusually well tested. Three things need a decision before merge: a release credit that landed but rolled back can never be clawed back, the monthly affiliate-earnings stat goes structurally dead, and a payment deleted mid-hold strands its commission forever.
Reviewed changes
Hold instead of grant — settlement records the commission as pending and schedules its SyncAffiliateCommission release AFFILIATE_COMMISSION_HOLD_SECONDS (default 30 days) out, both in one transaction; a commission is only recorded once the payment's own credit has landed.
Release, cancel, shrink — the new release trigger re-checks the program flag, revocation, the abuse lock and what is left of the payment, then credits or cancels; a refund or lost dispute during the hold only shrinks or cancels the row, and the pre-existing reversal path stays for after the release.
Locking and sums — the commission row lock is weakened to FOR NO KEY UPDATE so the release's payment-credit insert (own connection) does not self-deadlock; earnings sums now count only settled rows.
Surface changes — billing shows a held commission as "On hold" and drops the "taken back" line from a canceled one; analytics events become affiliate_commission_held/_released/_canceled.
Validated locally: the changed affiliate unit specs (98 tests) and BillingView spec (53 tests) pass, and apps/apitsc --noEmit is clean.
⚠️ A payment deleted during its hold strands the commission pending forever
stripe_transactions.userId is ON DELETE CASCADE and sourceTransactionId is ON DELETE SET NULL, so a payer who deletes their account mid-hold takes the payment row with them while the commission row survives. The release job then fires, syncCommission finds no payment and returns — leaving the commission pending forever: the affiliate's billing history shows an eternal "On hold" row, a commission that was already earned is silently forfeited, and sumAffiliateCommissionNet never counts it either. Before this PR the commission was credited at settlement, so payer deletion could not forfeit it. The same non-terminal state follows a release job that exhausts pg-boss's retryLimit: 5 with no future trigger, and #release's if (!affiliateUserId) return; guard.
Technical details
# The release must resolve a held commission even when its payment is gone## Affected sites-`apps/api/src/affiliate/services/affiliate-commission/affiliate-commission.service.ts:69` — `if (!payment || …) return;` is the early return the release job hits; the commission row keyed by `sourceTransactionId` (now `SET NULL`) is left untouched.
-`apps/api/src/billing/model-schemas/stripe-transaction/stripe-transaction.schema.ts:30,51` — the cascade/set-null pair that makes this reachable by a plain user action.
-`apps/api/src/user/services/account-deletion/account-deletion.service.integration.ts:76` — account deletion erases every `stripe_transactions` row the payer owns (verified in that spec).
## Required outcome- When the release job finds no payment, the held commission still reaches a terminal state — releasing the held remainder (the payment can no longer be refunded, so nothing further can be owed back) or canceling it explicitly. Either is defensible; eternal `pending` is not.
## Open questions for the human- Should a release whose job died after exhausting `retryLimit` (commission `pending`, no future trigger) be swept by a reconciliation job, or accepted as an operational edge?
✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 95.15%. Comparing base (19ebbcd) to head (98266a1). ⚠️ Report is 4 commits behind head on main.
✅ All tests successful. No failed tests found.
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ℹ️ No new issues in this delta. The rebase and the four follow-up commits hold up — the previous review's threads are still open and none of these commits changes them, which is the only reason this is not an approval.
Reviewed changes
Since the prior review the branch was rebased onto a main that merged the affiliate-admin stack and the refund-debit rework underneath it, so this run covered the four commits that are new since 5b1202bf plus the migration renumbering the rebase forced.
Rebased the stack onto current main — the three unreleased migrations renumbered to 0126_referrals, 0127_affiliate_commission and 0128_dispute_lost_at, with the drizzle journal (idx 126–128) and snapshots re-chained onto main's 0125_assistant_turn_traces. Verified the snapshot prevId chain (9bb14d62 → 938120e7 → aeca0a33 → 21d00df5), that the migration SQL content is unchanged apart from the renames, and that nothing references the old numbers. The ten affiliate-admin commits from the lower stack left history now that they merged.
Keyed the commission reversal debit to its reversed total — #reconcileReversal passes refundedBefore/refundedAfter to RefillService.reduceWalletBalance, matching main's RefundDebitService.debitOnce exactly-once keying; its #debitedThrough lookup covers the debit-landed-then-rollback retry, so the affiliate is never debited twice for the same reversal, and the commission row stays locked FOR NO KEY UPDATE so the debit's cross-connection insert does not block on it (covered by the new integration test).
Gated the onboarding picker's referral lookup behind the affiliate_program flag — useReferralQuery({ enabled }) still gates on the signed-in user, and the trial credit amount falls back to the public config.
Aligned the specs with main's debit evolution — the refill specs now read the reduction shortfall off RefundDebitService.debitOnce, and the payment-credit and refund-debit integration specs register SyncAffiliateCommissionHandler for the queue the settlement feeds.
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Important
The three thread fixes land cleanly — the release-credit recovery, the earned-not-credited earnings and the held-commission rendering all verify — but 1f6570015 introduces one thing that must change before merge: a raw Date in the new revocation spec breaks npx tsc --noEmit. One minor residual of the recovery machinery is noted inline as well.
Reviewed changes
Since the prior review the branch gained the four commits answering that review's threads, on top of the rebase the prior review already verified (migrations renumbered to 0126–0128, absorbing main's 0125_assistant_turn_traces).
Recovered a landed release credit — every non-settlement sync now reads the payment credit keyed by the commission before taking the payment lock (#findReleaseCredit), and a pending commission with a landed release credit is recorded as succeeded at the credited amount before anything is taken back (#recoverLandedRelease); an in-flight credit throws so the job retries, and a retried release after a revocation records the commission as credited without re-crediting or canceling it.
Redefined affiliate earnings as earned rather than credited — sumAffiliateCommissionNet now nets amount - amountRefunded over settled and pending rows, canceled ones still excluded, so a commission counts in the month it was earned and the profile's lifetime and monthly totals share the definition.
Showed a held commission as what is still to be credited — BillingView renders a pending commission's remaining amount with no "taken back" line, while card payments keep their refunded line.
Pinned all of it in tests — unit specs for every recovery ordering (refund/dispute take-back, trimmed share, revocation retry, in-flight throw, read-before-lock ordering, settlement not looking), a handler integration test seeding a landed release credit against a held commission, and repository integration tests for the held-in-month earnings.
Validated locally: 1,683 affiliate + billing unit tests, 117 integration tests on real Postgres, BillingView 55 + ReferralsPage 16 and eslint all green; npx tsc --noEmit fails on the single error noted inline.
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ℹ️ No new issues in this delta. The one-line fix clears the flagged tsc --noEmit break and the rebase renumbering verifies end to end; the one remaining open thread — the recovery race residual — is unchanged by these commits, which is the only reason this is not an approval.
Reviewed changes
Since the prior review the branch was rebased onto a main that merged 0126_unmet_demand_events, and gained the single commit answering that review's blocking finding.
Rebased the stack onto current main — the three unreleased migrations renumbered to 0127_referrals, 0128_affiliate_commission and 0129_dispute_lost_at, with the drizzle journal (idx 127–129) and snapshots re-chained onto main's 0126_unmet_demand_events. Verified the snapshot prevId chain (10e1935d → f7f301b1 → 21ac954e → ae5d33c4), that the SQL content is unchanged apart from the renames, that nothing references the old numbers, and that jobs.provider.ts picked up main's RecordUnmetGpuScreeningHandler while keeping SyncAffiliateCommissionHandler registered.
Passed the revocation time as text — the release-recovery spec's lone string-typed offender now passes affiliateRevokedAt as new Date().toISOString(), matching the setup input's AffiliateOutput["revokedAt"] type and the other three call sites, so npx tsc --noEmit in apps/api is clean again.
Validated locally: the changed spec (101 tests), the full affiliate + billing unit suites (1,683 tests) and npx tsc --noEmit all green.
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✅ No new issues found. The remaining thread from the last review closes cleanly here — with every prior thread now resolved, there is nothing left to address from this delta.
Reviewed changes
Since the prior review the branch gained the single commit answering that review's one open thread: a landed release credit that a racing refund had already recorded as canceled.
Extended the landed-credit recovery to canceled rows — the recovery branch now fires for any uncredited commission (UNCREDITED_COMMISSION_STATUSES: pending or canceled) whenever a landed release credit exists, so a refund whose credit snapshot was read before the failing release created its credit can no longer strand the wallet's money — the release retry or any later sync re-anchors the row to the credited amount and takes back the refunded share. #cancel never coexists with a credit on any other path, so the branch can only fire on the race it exists to heal.
Made the recovery always reconcile — #recoverLandedRelease drops its release-trigger exemption and runs #reconcileReversal unconditionally, closing the trimmed-held-row leg as well; when the payment carries no refund the reconcile is a delta-0 no-op, which the revocation-retry spec still pins with its single-updateById, no-debit assertions.
Pinned the heal in tests — three new unit specs (trimmed share taken back, full credit taken back on both release and refund triggers, canceled-without-credit left alone) and a handler integration test of the release retry on a canceled row. Run against the parent commit's service, the trimmed and canceled cases fail exactly as the original thread predicted, so the tests genuinely pin the fix.
Validated locally: npx tsc --noEmit clean, 105 unit and 19 integration tests green on hand-booted Postgres, eslint clean on the changed paths.
…t already landed
A release that credited the wallet and then failed left the commission pending.
A refund before the retry then trimmed or canceled it without debiting the wallet.
The sync now records such a commission as credited first, and retries while the
credit is still in flight.
A commission is held for 30 days, so counting only credited rows left Earned this
month at zero. Both stats now count commission earned, held or credited, net of
refunds, and leave out canceled commission.
…d canceled
A refund sync that read no release credit before a failing release created it
could cancel or shrink the held row while the wallet kept the credit. Recovery
now also covers canceled rows and always reconciles the reversal.
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@apps/deploy-web/src/components/billing-usage/BillingView/BillingView.tsx:
- Line 260: Update the commission amount rendering in BillingView so a
commission canceled during its hold displays zero with no positive credit sign
or styling; preserve the existing amount calculation for other commissions. Add
an assertion in the canceled-commission test that verifies the displayed amount
is zero.
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✅ No new issues found. The canceled-commission restyling lands cleanly and its specs pin it; every previous thread stays resolved.
Reviewed changes
Since the prior Pullfrog review — whose content the intervening rebases carried byte-for-byte, as runs 10–13 each verified — the branch gained two commits reworking how billing history renders a commission whose hold ended in a cancel.
Struck through a canceled commission instead of reading it as money in — TransactionAmount keys a data-canceled attribute on the existing isCanceledBeforeCredit gate and suppresses the + sign and the green data-credit styling, so a commission canceled during its hold now renders its full amount muted and struck through rather than as a green + credit — honest, since it never credited anything. Held (pending) and reversed (refunded) commissions, and canceled card payments, render exactly as before.
Pinned the boundary in the specs — a new test renders the canceled commission with data-canceled="true" and no data-credit, and the money-in it.each (coupon claim, manual credit, affiliate commission) now also asserts data-canceled is absent, so an ordinary credit cannot pick up the canceled treatment.
Validated locally: the BillingView spec (56 tests) and tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.build.json are green, and data-credit/data-canceled have no consumers beyond this component and its spec — no Playwright coverage touches the billing table.
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Why
Fixes CON-1552. Card payments can be refunded or charged back weeks after they settle. Crediting the affiliate right away lets a payment that later reverses turn into credit the affiliate has already spent. The commission now waits 30 days before it is credited.
What
pending(shown as "On hold") and, in the same transaction, schedules aSyncAffiliateCommissionrelease 30 days out (AFFILIATE_COMMISSION_HOLD_SECONDS, default 2592000).succeeded. Otherwise it marks itcanceled.FOR NO KEY UPDATE. The release's top-up records a payment credit for the commission from another connection, and withFOR UPDATEthat insert would wait forever on the sync holding the lock. Holding first and crediting in a later transaction also removes the same kind of wait from the old grant path, which inserted the commission and credited it in one transaction.affiliate_commission_grantedis replaced byaffiliate_commission_held,_releasedand_canceled.Testing
Mutation score on changed lines: API 100%, deploy-web 100%.
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