fix(kyc): stand the hosted task down beside a native step, and settle after the return (TASK-22818) - #3277
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… after the return (TASK-22818) A Bridge user who owed a proof-of-address document saw two tasks for one requirement, took the hosted one (Persona identity, which cannot collect the document), came back to an app that looked unchanged, and ran it again several times. The hosted task now stands down while a Bridge rail carries a native sumsub step: the resolver stopped emitting the pair (peanut-api-ts#1639), this keeps older responses honest on Home and on the prep screen. Coming back opens a settle window: refetch at once, ask the API to re-read the provider (peanut-api-ts#1640, best effort), keep asking every 5s for a minute until the task clears. The vendor's page never hands the user back and nothing else polls a requires-info rail, so a finished check used to look like nothing had happened. The prep screen says what is going on while the window runs, and says so when it ends with the task still pending, instead of re-offering the same button in silence.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds Bridge-aware KYC task selection, a best-effort KYC refresh action, and a timed settle window for hosted verification returns. The verification UI now shows native-upload, checking, and still-pending states with supporting translations and tests. ChangesKYC verification flow
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant AdditionalVerificationView
participant useHostedVerification
participant refreshKycState
participant UserState
User->>AdditionalVerificationView: return from hosted verification
AdditionalVerificationView->>useHostedVerification: handle return
useHostedVerification->>refreshKycState: request expedited refresh
useHostedVerification->>UserState: refetch immediately and at scheduled nudges
UserState-->>AdditionalVerificationView: updated task state
AdditionalVerificationView-->>User: show checking, done, or still-pending state
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…the expedite answer
The API's refresh route now expedites the poller instead of reading Bridge
in the request path (peanut-api-ts#1640), so one call per return is enough
and three keep the row on the fresh cadence if the vendor is slow. The
refetch every 5s is unchanged and cheap. The route answers { expedited },
not { refreshed }.
…oad in the app" when the hosted task stands down Review round 1 of the return leg: a window opened on every tab switch and never closed for good, its deadline moved with slow requests, it ran a second poller beside the shared one, the Rain portal return ran a Bridge refresh, and a deep link to the prep screen read "nothing left to do" to a user still blocked on a document. A Bridge return now opens one window per launch: expedite the provider poll, re-arm the shared user poller (markSubmitted), refetch once, and nudge again at 20s and 40s until the task clears or a minute passes on a wall clock. The API is not asked again once it answers that there is nothing to expedite. Rain returns, pre-launch restores and signals inside an open window are one refetch, as before. When the hosted task stood down behind a Sumsub step, the prep screen points at the upload in the profile instead of declaring the step done. The server action gets its wire-level tests.
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In `@src/hooks/useHostedVerification.ts`:
- Line 112: Update the onReturn handler so it sets startedRef.current to false
when opening the first settle window, alongside windowOpenRef.current, ensuring
one window is consumed per launch while preserving the existing expedite
behavior.
- Line 79: Move the taskPendingRef.current assignment from render time into the
existing effect that depends on taskPending, placing it before the
window-closing check. Preserve the current taskPending value, including false,
so the timeout observes only committed renders and onReturn windows remain open
when the task was already settled.
- Around line 137-218: Update the failure branches in the start flow around
startHostedVerification, the missing-url check, and hosted-verification opening
so they reset startedRef.current to false before returning. Keep startedRef
armed only after a successful handoff, preventing persisted pageshow handling
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Disarm startedRef when the start attempt fails. start() sets startedRef.current = true before startHostedVerification(actionKey) completes. The rejection, missing-URL, and open-error branches return without clearing it. A persisted pageshow can then call onReturn even though no launch succeeded. For bridge-hosted, that opens the settle window, disables the CTA, calls refreshKycState and fetchUser, and schedules more polling. Clear startedRef.current on each pre-launch failure so only a successful handoff arms the return flow.
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In `@src/hooks/useHostedVerification.ts` around lines 137 - 218, Update the
failure branches in the start flow around startHostedVerification, the
missing-url check, and hosted-verification opening so they reset
startedRef.current to false before returning. Keep startedRef armed only after a
successful handoff, preventing persisted pageshow handling from invoking
onReturn after a failed launch.
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Chip review — no blocking findings — this is not an approval
Client half of TASK-22818, reviewed against the paired API PRs and the Notion task. The rail-aware stand-down in selectBridgeTasks mirrors the resolver rule from peanut-api-ts#1639 exactly (requires-info Bridge rail with a blocking sumsub action suppresses the blocking hosted task; effectiveDate-carrying advisory tasks stay), and the prep screen now reads the same selection as Home, so a deep link renders the native-instead panel instead of a false 'done'. The settle window is bounded and correct: one window per launch, wall-clock 60s close, early close when the task clears, timers cleared on unmount and re-launch, rain-hosted and pre-launch signals remain single refetches. The expedite call matches the #1640 route contract ({ expedited: boolean }, 15/min per IP) and every failure shape reads as not-expedited, so deploy order is safe either way. No findings.
Findings
- MINOR · src/i18n/app/messages/en.json:3039 · [claude-opus] New "still pending" copy promises minutes for a wait product truth documents as up to 1–3 business days
The new string tells a user who just finished the hosted check: "If you finished the check, there is nothing more to do. The status can take a few minutes to update…" (same omission carried into es-419.json:3039 and pt-BR.json:3039). /home/chip/mono/product/kyc.md is the source of truth and says the minutes figure covers only the automated branch — "If flagged, manual review takes 1–3 business days (sometimes longer)" (kyc.md:155, repeated at :85 and :233), and product/support-answers/kyc-stuck-or-rejected.md treats >24h as normal enough to need an escalation answer rather than a retry. This cohort is thekyc_approval/ endorsement re-adjudication wait, i.e. exactly the reviewer branch. The product doc is right and the copy is wrong. The app's own convention already handles this correctly two keys away on the same screen — en.json:3025 "About 5 minutes with your documents in hand. If a reviewer has to look at it, 1 to 3 business days." — and at :949 and :2667. Fix: append the second branch, e.g. "…can take a few minutes to update — up to 1–3 business days if a reviewer looks at it…", and mirror it in the two translations. (Notebridge_processingat en.json:3102 already says "usually takes a few minutes" without the branch, but it is pre-existing and hedged with "usually".)
Checked clean
- selectBridgeTasks stand-down compared against the resolver change in peanut-api-ts#1639: same predicate (Bridge rail in requires-info with a blocking action whose kind is sumsub), advisory effectiveDate tasks and accept-tos retained, older API responses handled the same way
- hasNativeBridgeStep reads only contract fields (RailCapability.provider/status/blockingActions resolved through NextAction.key kinds); a blockingActions key with no emitted action falls back to showing both, the safe direction
- Cross-repo contract verified against peanut-api-ts#1640 head 62b036c4: POST /users/kyc/refresh answers { expedited: boolean } with a 15/min per-IP limit; the client makes at most 3 calls per settle window, stops asking after a not-expedited answer, and 404/429/transport failures all read as not-expedited with refetch-only fallback (deploy-order safe)
- Settle-window state machine: windowOpenRef gives one window per launch, later signals inside it only refetch; 60s wall-clock close uses taskPending at fire time; the task-clearing effect closes early; clearTimers runs on unmount and on a new start; stillPendingAfterReturn reset on window open and on start
- Nudge cadence vs limits: nudges at 0s/20s/40s each re-arm the shared 30s submission window (poller coverage 0-70s); expediteRef resets per window so repeated window reopenings stay under the route's rate limit
- AdditionalVerificationView deep link uses the same selection as the Home card, so the stood-down task renders the native-instead panel pointing at the profile upload rather than a silent 'nothing left to do'
- i18n keys added in en, es-419 and pt-BR; es-AR is deltas-only over es-419 by design (i18n/app/config.ts), locale-sync and coverage tests green
- rain-hosted consumer (useCardFlow) unaffected: actionKey guard keeps its returns at one refetch, and the added hook options are optional
- Notion TASK-22818 title matches what the diff does (hosted task competing with the proof-of-address upload and dead-ending users)
- CI at this head: unit, typecheck, CodeQL, human-authors, ds-shots and bot-approval all success; no failing check to attribute to this PR
Security review: did not run — this change has no security, privacy or money surface, so it was not asked. This review is one reviewer short.
Third opinion by claude-opus: 1 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.
The usual first reviewer was out of plan, so this review was done by openrouter/z-ai/glm-5.3.
Exact head: 06a55711acb3 · Context: repo, sibling-api, notion, ci · Took 3m (queued 16m)
…en the window opens, name the reviewer branch Review round 2 (Chip advisory + CodeRabbit): the "still pending" copy promised minutes where product truth says a reviewer can take 1 to 3 business days; the launch flag was set before the handoff, so a failed start still turned the next restore into a settle window; the window never consumed the launch, so a signal after it closed opened another one; and the task-pending ref was written during render. The flag is now set only when the vendor page actually opened (or right before the same-tab navigation whose return is a BFCache restore), the window consumes it, and the ref moves into the effect. The copy names both branches, as the prep copy two keys away already does.
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Closing: this change goes to dev first, as #3278 (the same four commits cherry-picked onto dev, identical files, currently a draft). It reaches main with the next release train instead of as a hotfix. Review history stays here: Chip clean at 06a5571 with one advisory, fixed in the two commits after it; Chip's automatic re-review of 2b336eb failed on its side six times. |
…-native-first-dev fix(kyc): stand the hosted task down beside a native step, and settle after the return (TASK-22818) [dev copy of #3277]
Summary
Client half of TASK-22818. A Bridge user who owed a proof-of-address document saw two tasks for one requirement, took the hosted one (Persona identity, which cannot collect the document), came back to an app that looked unchanged, and ran it again several times. The resolver fix is peanutprotocol/peanut-api-ts#1639; the poll expedite is peanutprotocol/peanut-api-ts#1640. This PR closes the client side of the loop, in three parts:
sumsubstep (selectBridgeTasks, now rail-aware). The same rule the resolver applies after [TASK-17037] fix: already-claimed-manteca #1639, so older API responses read the same way. Advisory (future-dated) hosted tasks stay. When the hosted task stood down for that reason, the prep screen says the document is uploaded in the app and points at the profile, instead of "nothing left to do".useHostedVerification): ask the API to expedite the provider poll (POST /users/kyc/refresh, best effort), re-arm the shared user poller (markSubmitted: 30s of 4s refetches with its in-flight guard), refetch once, and repeat the nudge at 20s and 40s until the task clears or a minute passes. The provider's page never hands the user back (Bridge issues no redirect for most customers), the ~4s auto-refresh only runs while a rail ispending, and a webhook can arrive hours later or never. Same handling for every return signal: in-app browser close (iOS and Android), the programmatic close of the universal-link leg, tab focus on web, BFCache restore. A signal before any launch, inside an open window, or on the Rain portal return is one refetch, as before.Not in this PR, deliberately: the tab-launch
SecurityErroron Chrome Mobile and Mobile Safari (Sentry PEANUT-UI-T07, T4W). Both engines allow the current order in a headless probe, so a reorder would be a guess; it needs a device-level look.Review round 1 (
/code-review high, 10 findings) reshaped the return leg: one window per launch instead of one per visibility flip, a wall-clock deadline instead of a round count, the shared poller instead of a second hand-rolled one, Bridge-only (the Rain portal return no longer runs a Bridge refresh), and the API is not asked again once it answers that there is nothing to expedite.Task
TASK-22818: https://app.notion.com/p/3df8381175798102ac1de417db7f6629
Risks / breaking changes
refreshKycStatecalls a route that lands with peanut-api-ts#1640. Until it deploys the call answers 404 and reads as "not expedited"; the window then only refetches. Safe in either deploy order.Notificationrows and one alternate panel on the prep screen. Reaches installed apps through the normal OTA path.markSubmittedper nudge; the shared poller's refetches are the ones it already runs after any Sumsub submission.QA
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