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Fix duplicate card entries and missing assigned cards for commercial feeds#82788

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Explanation of Change

Duplicate entries for CDF commercial feeds — Commercial feeds (CDF) can have outdated card names (e.g., XXXXXXXXXXX1234) while cardList has the up-to-date name (e.g., 111222XXXX31234). Since neither the name nor the encryptedCardNumber matched, the same card appeared twice.

How it's fixed:

Added resolveCardListEntry with a cascading lookup to link assigned cards to their cardList counterpart:

  1. encryptedCardNumber — exact match against cardList values
  2. cardName — normalized name match against cardList keys
  3. lastFourPAN — last-4-digit suffix match (only when exactly 1 cardList entry matches, to avoid ambiguity)

Fixed Issues

$ https://github.com/Expensify/Expensify/issues/600254
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Tests

  1. Navigate to Settings > Workspaces > [workspace] > Company Cards
  2. Verify no duplicate entries for CDF commercial feeds with outdated card names
  3. Verify unassigned cards from cardList/accountList still appear correctly
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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// TODO: These must be filled out, or the issue title must include "[No QA]."

  1. Navigate to Settings > Workspaces > [workspace] > Company Cards
  2. Verify no duplicate entries for CDF commercial feeds with outdated card names
  3. Verify unassigned cards from cardList/accountList still appear correctly
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Overall, the approach is sound — the cascading lookup in resolveCardListEntry is a clean way to reconcile stale CDF card names with the up-to-date cardList, and the test coverage for the new scenarios is thorough.

A few observations:

1. Potential issue: resolveCardListEntry enriches cardName but buildCompanyCardEntries ignores it

In resolveCardListEntry (line 74), when the lastFourPAN path succeeds, the function returns a new card with both cardName and encryptedCardNumber updated from the cardList entry:

const [name, encrypted] = matches.at(0) ?? [cardName, encryptedCardNumber];
return {...card, cardName: name, encryptedCardNumber: encrypted};

But in buildCompanyCardEntries (line 97), the entry is pushed with card.cardName (the original), not resolved.cardName:

entries.push({cardName: card.cardName, encryptedCardNumber, isAssigned: true, assignedCard: card});

This means the cardName enrichment from resolveCardListEntry is deliberately discarded — only the encryptedCardNumber is used. This is consistent with the test expectations (tests verify the original stale name is preserved). However, it means the cardName field on the spread object returned by resolveCardListEntry is dead code. Consider either:

  • Not setting cardName in the returned object (just return {...card, encryptedCardNumber: encrypted}) to make the intent clearer, or
  • Adding a brief comment at line 97 explaining why card.cardName is used instead of resolved.cardName

2. The coveredNames set only tracks original card names

At line 98, coveredNames.add(normalizeCardName(card.cardName)) adds the original (stale) card name. If the cardList entry has a different name (e.g., 111222XXXX31234 vs XXXXXXXXXXX1234), the cardList name is not added to coveredNames. The deduplication in Phase 2 (line 106) relies on coveredEncrypted to suppress the cardList entry. This works correctly because resolveCardListEntry resolves the encryptedCardNumber, which then gets added to coveredEncrypted at line 100. Good.

However, if resolveCardListEntry fails to resolve (e.g., ambiguous lastFourPAN), the cardList entry will appear as an unassigned duplicate alongside the assigned card with the stale name. The test at line 641 ("should not resolve via lastFourPAN when multiple cardList entries share the same last 4 digits") confirms this is the intended behavior — both cardList entries appear as unassigned plus the assigned card, totaling 3 entries. This seems acceptable since ambiguity means we can't confidently link them.

3. Minor: unnecessary fallback in matches.at(0)

At line 73:

const [name, encrypted] = matches.at(0) ?? [cardName, encryptedCardNumber];

The ?? [cardName, encryptedCardNumber] fallback can never be reached because line 69 already returns early if matches.length !== 1. If matches.length === 1, .at(0) will always return the element. The fallback satisfies TypeScript's null check but could be simplified with a non-null assertion (matches.at(0)!) or matches[0] to be more explicit that this is a type-narrowing concern, not a runtime concern.

4. Test quality

The new test suite (CDF stale card name resolution via cascading lookup) is well-structured and covers:

  • encryptedCardNumber match (no resolution needed)
  • lastFourPAN resolution (happy path)
  • Mixed cards (both paths exercised simultaneously)
  • Ambiguous lastFourPAN (safety valve)
  • Non-matching encryptedCardNumber cascading to lastFourPAN

The removal of // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/naming-convention comments and addition of the file-level /* eslint-disable */ is a nice cleanup.

Summary

The core logic is correct and handles the edge cases well. The main suggestion is a minor clarity improvement around the unused cardName enrichment in resolveCardListEntry. No blocking issues.

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Good for product

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@fedirjh Could you please add the screenshot to the PR description?

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NAB: I noticed a inconsistency in the card name display. Before the fix, the assigned card shows -1234 (last 4 digits visible). After the fix, it displays -31234 (last 5 digits visible) because resolveCardListEntry replaces the card's cardName with the cardList key.

Is this the intended behavior? The card name format changes from the stale CDF format (e.g., XXXXXXXXXXX1234) to the bank's updated format (e.g., 111222XXXX31234), which may look inconsistent to users if other cards in the same feed still show the old format.

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Screenshot 2026-02-19 at 11 03 47 Screenshot 2026-02-19 at 11 03 34

This is the script I used to testing:

🧪 Testing script

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/**
 * Browser console script to inject dummy company card data into Onyx
 * for testing duplicate CDF card resolution.
 *
 * Usage:
 *   1. Open the app at https://dev.new.expensify.com:8082/
 *   2. Log in and navigate to a workspace's Company Cards page
 *   3. Note the policyID from the URL (e.g., /settings/workspaces/ABC123/company-cards)
 *   4. Open browser DevTools console
 *   5. Paste this entire script and press Enter
 *   6. Call: injectDummyCompanyCards('YOUR_POLICY_ID')
 *   7. The script clears API error states so cards render correctly
 *
 * What this creates:
 *   A CDF (Visa) feed with cards that exercise the cascading lookup logic:
 *
 *   Assigned cards:
 *     - Card 8340: stale name 'XXXXXXXXXXX1234', lastFourPAN='1234' → should resolve to '111222XXXX31234' (unique match)
 *     - Card 8341: encryptedCardNumber matches cardList directly → should NOT duplicate
 *     - Card 8342: lastFourPAN='6666' matches 2 cardList entries → ambiguous, should NOT resolve
 *
 *   Unassigned cards in cardList:
 *     - '555000XXXX95555' → no assigned card, shows as unassigned
 *     - '666000XXXX46666' and '777000XXXX46666' → unmatched (card 8342 is ambiguous), show as unassigned
 *
 *   Expected result WITH fix: 6 total entries (3 assigned + 3 unassigned), no duplicates
 *   Expected result WITHOUT fix: 8 entries (duplicates for cards 8340 and 8341)
 */

window.injectDummyCompanyCards = async function (policyID) {
    if (!window.Onyx) {
        console.error('window.Onyx not found. Make sure you are running a dev build.');
        return;
    }

    const domainID = 99999;
    const feedName = 'vcf'; // Visa Commercial Feed
    const feedWithDomainID = `${feedName}#${domainID}`;

    // 1. Set the policy's workspaceAccountID
    await window.Onyx.merge(`policy_${policyID}`, {
        workspaceAccountID: domainID,
    });

    // 2. Inject CardFeeds — tells the app a VCF feed exists for this workspace
    //    Also explicitly clear cardFeedsStatus errors and isLoading so the UI doesn't show
    //    a blocking error view (the failed API call sets errors here).
    await window.Onyx.merge(`sharedNVP_private_domain_member_${domainID}`, {
        isLoading: false,
        settings: {
            companyCards: {
                [feedName]: {
                    pending: false,
                    liabilityType: 'personal',
                    preferredPolicy: policyID,
                    domainID,
                },
            },
            companyCardNicknames: {
                [feedName]: 'Test Visa CDF Feed',
            },
            cardFeedsStatus: {
                [feedName]: {
                    isLoading: false,
                    errors: null,
                },
            },
        },
    });

    // 3. Inject WorkspaceCardsList — has cardList (bank-provided) + assigned card entries
    await window.Onyx.merge(`cards_${domainID}_${feedName}`, {
        // cardList: bank-provided card numbers mapped to encrypted values
        cardList: {
            '111222XXXX31234': 'v1:2D0EF0C3C834A6C5721225BAB4996799',
            '888222XXXX74444': 'v1:148EECFC15D818ACBC0D707FD0C44CC3',
            '555000XXXX95555': 'v1:UNASSIGNED_CARD_ENCRYPTED',
            '666000XXXX46666': 'v1:ANOTHER_AMBIGUOUS_A',
            '777000XXXX46666': 'v1:ANOTHER_AMBIGUOUS_B',
        },

        // Card 8340: stale CDF name, but lastFourPAN='1234' uniquely matches cardList
        8340: {
            cardID: 8340,
            accountID: 11,
            bank: feedName,
            cardName: 'XXXXXXXXXXX1234',
            lastFourPAN: '1234',
            domainName: `expensify-policy://${policyID}`,
            state: 3,
            fraud: 'none',
            lastUpdated: '',
        },

        // Card 8341: encryptedCardNumber directly matches a cardList value
        8341: {
            cardID: 8341,
            accountID: 8393,
            bank: feedName,
            cardName: '888222XXXXX4444',
            encryptedCardNumber: 'v1:148EECFC15D818ACBC0D707FD0C44CC3',
            lastFourPAN: '4444',
            domainName: `expensify-policy://${policyID}`,
            state: 3,
            fraud: 'none',
            lastUpdated: '',
        },

        // Card 8342: lastFourPAN='6666' matches 2 cardList entries — ambiguous, should NOT resolve
        8342: {
            cardID: 8342,
            accountID: 22,
            bank: feedName,
            cardName: 'XXXXXXXXXXX6666',
            lastFourPAN: '6666',
            domainName: `expensify-policy://${policyID}`,
            state: 3,
            fraud: 'none',
            lastUpdated: '',
        },
    });

    // 4. Set the selected feed for this workspace
    await window.Onyx.merge(`lastSelectedFeed_${policyID}`, feedWithDomainID);

    // 5. Clear errors again after a delay — the API failure response arrives async
    //    and may overwrite our initial clear with new errors.
    const clearErrors = () =>
        window.Onyx.merge(`sharedNVP_private_domain_member_${domainID}`, {
            isLoading: false,
            settings: {
                cardFeedsStatus: {
                    [feedName]: {
                        isLoading: false,
                        errors: null,
                    },
                },
            },
        });

    setTimeout(clearErrors, 1000);
    setTimeout(clearErrors, 3000);
    setTimeout(clearErrors, 6000);

    console.log('%c Dummy company card data injected!', 'color: green; font-weight: bold');
    console.log('');
    console.log('Expected WITH fix (6 entries, no duplicates):');
    console.log('  Assigned:');
    console.log('    - "111222XXXX31234" (was "XXXXXXXXXXX1234", resolved via lastFourPAN)');
    console.log('    - "888222XXXXX4444" (linked by encryptedCardNumber, keeps name)');
    console.log('    - "XXXXXXXXXXX6666" (ambiguous, NOT resolved)');
    console.log('  Unassigned:');
    console.log('    - "555000XXXX95555"');
    console.log('    - "666000XXXX46666"');
    console.log('    - "777000XXXX46666"');
    console.log('');
    console.log('Bug WITHOUT fix (8 entries, duplicates):');
    console.log('    - "XXXXXXXXXXX1234" + "111222XXXX31234" (duplicate!)');
    console.log('    - "888222XXXXX4444" + "888222XXXX74444" (duplicate!)');
    console.log('');
    console.log(`Navigate to: Settings > Workspaces > [workspace] > Company Cards`);
};

console.log('Run: injectDummyCompanyCards("YOUR_POLICY_ID")');

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fedirjh commented Feb 19, 2026

NAB: I noticed a inconsistency in the card name display. Before the fix, the assigned card shows -1234 (last 4 digits visible). After the fix, it displays -31234 (last 5 digits visible) because resolveCardListEntry replaces the card's cardName with the cardList key.

I think the test may not be accurate; the backend should return the same suffix for all cards. So other cards should be displayed with the last 5 digits as well.

Is this the intended behavior? The card name format changes from the stale CDF format (e.g., XXXXXXXXXXX1234) to the bank's updated format (e.g., 111222XXXX31234), which may look inconsistent to users if other cards in the same feed still show the old format.

This is expected as well, we have seen same behaviour in https://github.com/Expensify/Expensify/issues/600254#issuecomment-3917763404.

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I'm blocked by this bug. I'll test the PR once it's resolved.

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Bug: App crashes when opening Company Card (crash after commit 5f39330)

Precondition: My workspace contains one company card.

Error: TypeError: matchedCard is not iterable
Screenshot 2026-02-21 at 14 54 33

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fedirjh commented Feb 21, 2026

Bug: App crashes when opening Company Card

Fixed with 32c668a

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@fedirjh @carlosmiceli @joekaufmanexpensify Can this one please be tested internally, We don't have access to CDF commercial feeds

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I can QA it with the affected customer's account 👍

@joekaufmanexpensify
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Not working as expected. Discussing.

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/puneetlath in version: 9.3.25-13 🚀

platform result
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅

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@m-natarajan mmm, why was this deployed to production without QA being complete?

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@m-natarajan any updates regarding @carlosmiceli's latest comment?

@carlosmiceli confirming that the issue is being fixed here now?

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@brianlee-expensify yes, just waiting for the PR to be reviewed, just bumped the C+.

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@carlosmiceli @brianlee-expensify Not sure, was waiting for answer #82788 (comment)
@puneetlath can you please help here

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I checked this off the checklist since Joe had QA'd it and opened a discussion for what wasn't working. Do you think I should have done differently?

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