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…destinations After Withdraw, a 'Crypto address book' list sits next to saved bank accounts: tap → chain + address prefilled; review offers 'Save to address book' + nickname (≤15) at submit; saved destinations render as 'Nickname · …abcd' in To, on success, and in activity. Rename/delete via a drawer. Last-used pill (<7d green, 7–30 orange, 30+ red) because exchanges rotate deposit addresses. TASK-20285, TASK-20423.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a crypto address book across API, query, withdrawal selection, confirmation, success, transaction details, editing, recency display, tests, and localization. ChangesCrypto saved-address book
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds saved-address persistence and nickname display. Two bounded edge cases remain: retry can bypass required nickname validation, and a failed save can still show the nickname on success. The withdrawal can still complete, but address-book state and confirmation text may be misleading; merge is reasonable with explicit owner follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Chain metadata objects can carry chainId as a number; a numeric 42161 and the BE's '42161' must resolve to the same book entry.
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In `@src/components/AddWithdraw/AddWithdrawRouterView.tsx`:
- Around line 282-285: Update the back-navigation guard in AddWithdrawRouterView
to include savedAddresses.length > 0, so Back returns to the saved-address view
when saved addresses exist even without bank accounts; preserve the existing
behavior for other method-list states.
In `@src/components/Withdraw/AddressBook/SavedAddressEditDrawer.tsx`:
- Around line 31-38: Update the run helper in SavedAddressEditDrawer so rejected
onRename or onDelete operations are caught and surfaced through the drawer’s
existing localized error state or toast mechanism before clearing busy state,
while preserving retryability and successful onClose behavior.
In `@src/hooks/useSavedAddresses.ts`:
- Around line 13-19: Update the useQuery configuration in useSavedAddresses so
its queryKey includes user.user.userId after SAVED_ADDRESSES, while keeping
invalidate’s [SAVED_ADDRESSES] key unchanged as the shared invalidation prefix.
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…rawer errors, recipient reset, nickname gate - Tron/other non-USDC chains: fall back to the chain's first token so Review is not silently disabled after an address-book tap - gate the 'no accounts yet' card on the saved-addresses query so it does not flash before the book loads - edit drawer catches a failed rename/delete and says so instead of leaking an unhandled rejection - the plain Crypto tile clears recipient state an address-book tap left behind - 'Save to address book' with an empty nickname disables the CTA with a hint - reuse printableAddress for the short form; skip the fetch on the add flow
…r-scoped query key CodeRabbit: the back guard ignored savedAddresses, so a user with a book but no bank accounts was navigated away instead of back to the list; the shared [SAVED_ADDRESSES] key could hand the next login the previous user's cached book after a passive logout.
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121-128: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winShow a nickname only after the address save succeeds.
successNicknameusesbookNicknamebeforesaveAddress.mutate()completes. If the request at Lines 361-367 fails, the success view still shows the nickname, but the address is absent from the address book.Store a locally confirmed nickname in the mutation success callback. Otherwise show the raw address and failure feedback.
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In `@src/components/Withdraw/views/Confirm.withdraw.view.tsx`:
- Around line 246-252: Apply the same confirmDisabled gate to the error-state
retry action as the normal confirmation button, preventing retry while the
required nickname is cleared when saving is selected; keep the existing
processing, calculation, balance, and minimum checks consistent across both
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In `@src/app/`(mobile-ui)/withdraw/crypto/page.tsx:
- Around line 121-128: Update the withdrawal save flow around saveAddress.mutate
and successNickname so the success screen uses a newly chosen nickname only
after the save mutation succeeds; store the confirmed nickname from the mutation
success callback, retain existingSaved.nickname for already saved addresses, and
otherwise fall back to the raw address while preserving failure feedback.
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…tention / error), not its own palette Owner feedback: the hand-picked green/orange/red clashed with the design-system revamp. StatusBadge already carries the DS badge semantics, so the pill restyles itself when feat/design-system lands.
Owner call: red says 'something is wrong'; a 30+-day-old address is merely not-necessarily-current, which is the helper grey.
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Chip review — changes requested
Changes requested: selecting a saved destination does not survive the transition to the crypto withdrawal screen, so an EVM address can be sent on the wrong network.
Findings
- BLOCKING · src/components/AddWithdraw/AddWithdrawRouterView.tsx:219 · Preserve the saved destination network
Tapping a saved Base entry sets chain 8453 here, but after the amount step opens /withdraw/crypto, InitialWithdrawView mounts with withdrawData still null and resets the token context to the Peanut wallet chain. Because both networks are EVM, the recipient remains valid and Review can send that address on Arbitrum instead of Base; Tron/Solana entries are cleared by the family-change effect instead. Carry the address-book selection into the crypto screen (or skip its default reset for an explicit prefill) and cover the row-to-review transition in a test.
Checked clean
- Pinned detached HEAD, base SHA, base ref, trusted author, PR metadata, and merge base all matched the supplied review target.
- Reviewed address-book fetch scoping, save/rename/delete mutations, failure isolation, cache invalidation, and API request boundaries.
- Traced saved-row selection through the amount step into InitialWithdrawView, including EVM and non-EVM address-family effects.
- Checked nickname normalization and lookup, stale-use presentation, edit click propagation, confirm/success labels, and history rendering.
- Exact-head unit, e2e, typecheck, eslint, format, analyze, preview, and aggregate CI checks passed; diff whitespace validation also passed.
- Security pass found no secret exposure, injection sink, privilege change, or unsafe external write in the diff.
Second opinion skipped: openrouter-empty-reply.
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PR review (agent, on Kush's behalf) — approve
Full-diff read; the FE↔BE contract was verified field-by-field against peanut-api-ts#1432's schemas, including chainId as a string on the wire and 'tron'/'solana' lowercase on both sides (NON_EVM_WITHDRAW_CHAINS ids match the BE's NON_EVM_CHAINS).
TIER: T2 (withdraw flow — moves money)
PAIRED PR: peanut-api-ts#1432 — the routes exist only on that branch, not on BE dev.
Hard order: merge + deploy BE first.
A. BREAKAGE: pass — save is fire-and-forget and never blocks the withdraw; recipient
state is cleared on the plain Crypto tile; fresh-review reset prevents
nickname carry-over. api.openapi.json drift acknowledged in the PR body.
B. PERF: minor flag — AddWithdrawRouterView.tsx:201: the withdraw method screen's
loading gate now also waits on the saved-addresses fetch. Happy path adds
~1 round-trip (~100–300ms) to first paint; if the endpoint errors
(FE-before-BE, transient 5xx), react-query's default 3 retries hold the
spinner ~7s before degrading to empty. Suggest retry: false (or 404-aware
retry) on the query in useSavedAddresses.
C. QUALITY: 3 advisory flags:
1. Fifth-bug rule fires: AddWithdrawRouterView.tsx (≥8 fixes in last 20,
incl. the #2432 method-bounce regression) and withdraw/crypto/page.tsx
(≥8 fixes/20; code-analysis marks it critical, CC 105). Pre-existing
debt this feature lands on — another data point for the open
withdraw-flow-context refactor, not a blocker here.
2. useSavedAddresses.ts has no test (repo rule: data-fetching hooks get
one). Thin react-query wrapper; the canon logic it leans on is covered
by saved-address.utils.test.ts — smallest gap, noted for completeness.
3. saved-address.utils.ts:1151 — stale JSDoc on lastUsedTone says
"30+ red"; stale renders grey by design (LastUsedPill is correct).
D. SECURITY: pass — user-scoped query key kills the cross-user cache leak on passive
logout; nickname length capped; no secrets, no new deps.
TASK LINK: present (TASK-20285 · TASK-20423)
VERDICT: approve
CodeRabbit/Copilot findings were all addressed and their threads resolved (user-scoped query key, retry-button gate, back-nav guard, edit-drawer failure feedback). CI fully green.
Merge order: peanut-api-ts#1432 first (+ prisma migrate deploy), then this.
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@abalinda — context and a few observations from reading this closely while planning the merge order around the design system. Blocked on the backend. peanut-api-ts#1432 is still open. This PR is green and mergeable, but merging it first ships an address book whose list is always empty and whose save call 404s, so it needs to wait for that to land and deploy. Merge order. #2876 integrates the design system with the onboarding rework. Once it lands, the DS lint ratchet is live on Three product observations, none of them blockers — flagging in case any is worth a follow-up rather than a change here:
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… rebuild dev deleted AddWithdrawRouterView and moved the withdraw flow to src/features/withdraw (URL stepper). The address-book wiring moves with it: - WithdrawMethodView gains the saved-address rows, the edit drawer, and the empty-state/back-toggle guards the router view carried. - The AddressBook components move to src/features/withdraw/components/ and drop dead dependencies (ActionListCard -> ListItem, ErrorAlert -> Notification, redux -> authContext). - InitialWithdrawView keeps an address-book prefill's chain + token instead of resetting to the Peanut wallet defaults (Chip blocking finding: an EVM address could be sent on the wrong network). Covered by new tests on both views. - Success/confirm nickname rendering adopts the DS token classes dev moved those screens to.
…e last-used tones Gives the address-book screen a per-PR ds-shots baseline and answered the PR-body captures. demo-api answers GET /users/saved-addresses empty by default so every other fixture keeps its current screen.
…tchet clean The old-architecture components carried pre-DS classes (stock text sizes, legacy grey palette, off-scale spacing/icons, hover with no active state). Migrated to the semantic tokens so the six ds-lint counters return to baseline.
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Chip review — no blocking findings — this is not an approval
Network preservation and the design-system lint gate are fixed; rollout gating, failed-save feedback, recency refresh, and keyboard edit isolation still need changes.
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MAJOR · src/features/withdraw/views/WithdrawMethodView.tsx:115 · Honor rollout gates when reusing saved destinations — also flagged by moonshotai/kimi-k3
A saved entry is read directly from supportedChainsAndTokens and applied without the rollout or cross-chain-maintenance checks used by TokenSelector. If a previously saved chain is currently gated off, tapping its row still selects that chain and token and marks the recipient valid, bypassing the rollout gate on the money path. Filter or disable saved rows with the same allowed-chain predicate as TokenSelector, and re-check the predicate before mutating the flow. -
MINOR · src/app/(mobile-ui)/withdraw/crypto/page.tsx:540 · Do not show an unsaved nickname after save failure
The save mutation is fire-and-forget and has no error handling, while the success label is derived from the local checkbox and nickname. If POST /users/saved-addresses fails but the withdrawal succeeds, the success screen presents the nickname even though no address-book entry exists. Track the mutation outcome separately and surface a non-blocking save error, or only render the saved label after the mutation succeeds. -
MINOR · src/hooks/useSavedAddresses.ts:23 · Refresh recency after reusing a saved address
The backend bumps lastUsedAt when a withdrawal is recorded, but this query remains fresh for five minutes and is invalidated only after save, rename, or remove. After reusing an existing entry and immediately returning to the method list, its old pill and ordering remain cached. Optimistically update the current user's cached row on successful withdrawal, or otherwise refresh it after the server-side touch is guaranteed complete. -
MINOR · src/features/withdraw/components/AddressBook/SavedAddressesList.tsx:62 · Keep edit-key activation out of the row action
ListItem handles Enter and Space on its parent Card. When the nested edit button is focused, its keydown bubbles to that parent before this click handler can stop propagation, so keyboard activation selects the address and advances the withdrawal while opening the editor. Stop propagation on the edit button's keydown or make ListItem ignore key events originating from descendants, and cover Enter/Space in the component test. -
MAJOR · src/app/(mobile-ui)/withdraw/crypto/tests/crypto-withdraw-confirm.test.tsx:305 · [claude-opus] Confirm-time address save is untested
page.tsx:538-545 firessaveAddress.mutate({address, chainId: withdrawData.chain.chainId, nickname})insidehandleConfirmWithdraw, i.e. a POST that creates a persisted server-side address-book row, on the same path that broadcasts the withdrawal. The only test that renders this page — crypto-withdraw-confirm.test.tsx — mocks the whole hook away at line 305 withsave: { mutate: jest.fn() }built inside the factory, so nothing can even reach the spy. Three cases are uncovered and each is a silent regression waiting to happen: (a) box ticked + nickname → POST fires exactly once with the chain id the charge was created under (completeWithdrawData.chain.chainId.toString()at page.tsx:379); if those two ever diverge the entry is stored under a chain the backend'stouchSavedAddressForWithdrawandsavedAddressNicknameMapwill never match, so lastUsedAt never bumps and history never shows the nickname — and nothing fails; (b) destination already in the book (existingSaved) → no POST; (c) box unticked, or ticked with a whitespace-only nickname → no POST. Add a test in crypto-withdraw-confirm.test.tsx that lets the mock expose a module-scopemockSavespy and asserts the payload for (a) and no call for (b) and (c). -
MINOR · src/features/withdraw/components/AddressBook/SavedAddressEditDrawer.tsx:96 · [claude-opus] Address-book delete has no test
SavedAddressEditDrawer's delete button (line 96) callsonDelete(saved.id)→removeSavedAddress.mutateAsync(id)→DELETE /users/saved-addresses/:id, a destructive mutation of shared state, and rename (line 85) is the same class. There is no test file for the component: WithdrawMethodView.test.tsx stubs it to() => null, and SavedAddressesList.test.tsx only covers the row. Uncovered cases: delete callsonDeletewith the row's id and closes the drawer on success; a rejected rename/delete keeps the drawer open and renders thesavedAddresses.editFailednotification instead of closing (the whole point of the try/catch at lines 30-43); andbusyblocks the second button plus dismissal while a write is in flight. Add SavedAddressEditDrawer.test.tsx covering the resolve and reject paths of both mutations.
Checked clean
- Confirmed the detached worktree head, supplied base SHA, merge base, trusted author, and dev base ref exactly match the request.
- Rechecked all six prior findings: P1 and P5 are fixed; P2, P3, P4, and P6 remain present at this head.
- Checked saved-address selection, recipient validation, token fallback, save/rename/delete failure paths, and history nickname rendering.
- Checked the sibling API contract for ownership, chain/address normalization, saved-address ordering, and the server-side lastUsedAt touch.
- Checked keyboard propagation through SavedAddressesList, ListItem, and Card; the existing test covers pointer click only.
- All exact-head CI checks completed successfully or were intentionally skipped, including analyze, unit, typecheck, eslint, format, native-export, ds-lint, and ds-shots.
- git diff --check passed with no whitespace errors.
Security review by moonshotai/kimi-k3: 1 finding(s), marked with the model name. It reads the diff only and answers only security, privacy and money, so treat its findings as advice.
Third opinion by claude-opus: 2 finding(s), marked with the model name. It answers only product truth, missing tests and the cross-repo contract, so treat its findings as advice.
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Summary
Crypto address book (FE leg). After tapping Withdraw, users now see a "Crypto address book" list next to their saved bank accounts. Tapping an entry preselects the chain (+ USDC on it) and prefills the destination; the review screen offers "Save to address book" + a nickname (≤15 chars) for new destinations, and shows
Nickname · ...abcdin To for saved ones. Entries can be renamed or deleted from a drawer. Each row carries a last-used pill rendered withStatusBadge— <7 days success, 7–30 attention, 30+ grey (exchanges rotate deposit addresses; grey = not necessarily current, red would read as an error). Activity rows and the receipt title show the nickname for withdraws to a saved address.useSavedAddresses(react-query) +services/saved-addresses.tsover the new BE routes.WithdrawMethodView(the withdraw method step) renders the address-book rows beside the saved bank accounts viaSavedAccountsView; the "no accounts yet" empty state now only shows when both lists are empty.src/features/withdraw/components/AddressBook/(list, last-used pill, save prompt, edit drawer).InitialWithdrawView's mount default (reset to the Peanut wallet chain) now yields to a valid prefilled recipient, so a saved Base/Tron/Solana entry can never be sent on the default chain (Chip blocking finding on the pre-rebase head). Pinned by tests on both views.[SAVED_ADDRESSES, userId]) so a passive logout can't hand the next login the previous user's cached book; only the withdraw method step fetches it.extraData.savedAddressNicknamemirrored intoHistoryEntryExtraData; theCRYPTO_WITHDRAWstrategy rendersNickname · ...abcd(feed row + receipt title).global.savedAddresses.*in en / es-419 / pt-BR.Rebased-by-merge onto the withdraw URL-stepper rebuild (dev): the deleted
AddWithdrawRouterViewintegration was ported intosrc/features/withdraw/(WithdrawMethodView), and the AddressBook components moved there too, replacing dead dependencies (ActionListCard→ListItem,ErrorAlert→Notification, redux store →authContext).Pairs with the BE leg peanut-api-ts#1432 — already merged, so the routes this consumes are live on dev/staging.
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TASK-20285 · TASK-20423 (TASK-14060 is the 2025 ancestor).
Risks / breaking changes
withdraw/crypto/page.tsxconfirm path gains one fire-and-forget mutation before the on-chain send.WithdrawMethodView/InitialWithdrawView/SavedAccountsView, all shared with the plain withdraw flow — covered by the existing view tests plus new ones for the address-book paths.Design notes / accepted trade-offs
InitialWithdrawViewrather than threading the saved entry throughwithdrawData— the flow context's recipient state is already the source of truth the crypto page reads.src/types/api.openapi.jsonis not resynced here — it already drifts from BEdevand the service uses hand-written types; resync is a separate chore.QA
npm testgreen (565 suites); new:saved-address.utils.test.ts,SavedAddressesList.test.tsx, thewithdraw-address-bookfixture, address-book cases inWithdrawMethodView.test.tsx+ prefill-preservation cases inInitialWithdrawView.test.tsx.Binance · ...abcd; back on /withdraw the book lists it with a green "Used today" pill; tap → chain + address prefilled, review "To" shows the nickname, no save prompt; "…" → rename / delete.Screenshots
Captured on the current head via the new
withdraw-address-bookfixture (this PR adds it to the registry, sods-shotsalso baselines the screen per PR) — 375×667, frozen clock, all three last-used pill tones. The brown "fixture" banner at the bottom is the dev-fixture chrome, not product UI. Assets live on branchpr-assets-2837(?v=is only a cache-buster) — delete it after merge.Binance · …1d60, no promptNot captured: the success screen (
Nickname · …abcdunder the amount) and the activity row — both need a broadcast withdraw, which the sandbox wallet cannot fund; they are covered bySavedAddressesList.test.tsx/ the BEhistory-saved-address-nickname.test.tsand the samesavedAddressLabelhelper.