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@SergeyG-Solicy SergeyG-Solicy commented Dec 15, 2025

PR Type

Enhancement, Bug fix


Description

  • Replaced basic transaction submission with submitAndWait for proper validation

  • Added comprehensive XRP transaction result code handling (tesSUCCESS, tec*, tem*, ter*, tef*)

  • Improved error handling with structured response objects including transaction hash

  • Removed debug logging statements and improved error message formatting


Diagram Walkthrough

flowchart LR
  A["XRP Transaction Submission"] -->|submitAndWait| B["Parse Result Codes"]
  B -->|tesSUCCESS| C["Return Success with Hash"]
  B -->|tec*/tem*/ter*/tef*| D["Return Error with Code & Hash"]
  B -->|Unknown| E["Return Unknown Error"]
  F["Error Catch"] -->|Exception| G["Return Error String"]
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Enhancement
pay.ts
XRP transaction result handling and error improvements     

src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts

  • Replaced basic sendTransaction with submitAndWait for proper
    transaction validation
  • Added comprehensive handling for XRP transaction result codes
    (tesSUCCESS, tec*, tem*, ter*, tef*)
  • Enhanced response objects to include transaction hash and validation
    status
  • Removed debug console.log statements and improved error message
    formatting
+69/-12 

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes
    • More reliable XRP transaction submission using ledger-validated flow; only confirmed (tesSUCCESS) results are treated as success.
    • Clearer, granular classification of XRP failure types with user-friendly messages and transaction hashes for tracking (fee, malformed, queued, rejected, unknown).
    • Validation of signed payloads and tx blobs with concise error reporting and reduced noisy debug output.

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Walkthrough

Validates presence and format of signedPayloads, extracts a tx_blob, submits via xrplInstance.provider.submitAndWait, awaits ledger validation, extracts tx result/hash/message, maps tesSUCCESS to success and other XRPL prefixes (tec*, tem*, ter*, tef*) to structured errors, and returns string on exceptions. (≤50 words)

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
XRPL submit-and-wait flow
src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts
Replace direct xrplInstance.sendTransaction with provider.submitAndWait using tx_blob derived from signedPayloads[0] (accepts string or object with tx_blob). Add validation for signedPayloads and tx_blob. Parse response for txResult, txHash, and resultMessage (prefer res.result.meta?.TransactionResult, fallback res.result.engine_result). Return success only for tesSUCCESS; map tec*, tem*, ter*, tef* to descriptive structured errors (include hash, extra: { code, validated }). On unknown results return generic error; exceptions return an error string. Non-XRP paths unchanged.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  actor Executor
  participant XRPL as xrplInstance.provider
  participant Ledger
  Executor->>Executor: validate signedPayloads & extract tx_blob
  Executor->>XRPL: submitAndWait(tx_blob)
  XRPL->>Ledger: submit & wait for validation
  Ledger-->>XRPL: validation result (engine_result, meta.TransactionResult, validated flag)
  XRPL-->>Executor: response { result, engine_result, meta, tx_hash }
  Executor->>Executor: determine txResult, txHash, resultMessage
  alt txResult == tesSUCCESS
    Executor-->>Caller: { result: "success", hash: txHash, message: resultMessage }
  else txResult matches tec*/tem*/ter*/tef*
    Executor-->>Caller: structured error { message, hash, extra: { code, validated } }
  else
    Executor-->>Caller: unknown-result error string/structured info
  end
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  • Check parsing priority between res.result.meta?.TransactionResult and res.result.engine_result.
  • Verify robust handling of signedPayloads formats and error messages for invalid formats.
  • Validate mapping and messages for tec*, tem*, ter*, tef* prefixes and ensure callers handle changed error shapes (string vs. object).
  • Review timeout/retry behavior and any implications of submitAndWait.

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🐰 I carried a blob through code and sod,
Whispered to the ledger, then watched the nod.
tesSUCCESS danced, tem* frowned with a trick,
I logged each verdict — tidy, quick, and slick,
A rabbit's tiny audit, cheery as a carrot 🥕

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Security Compliance
Information disclosure

Description: New logging and error propagation (console.log(..., error) and returning error.toString())
may expose sensitive internal details (e.g., provider responses, stack traces, or
transaction/blob-related context embedded in the thrown error) to logs and API consumers,
enabling information disclosure useful for targeted attacks.
pay.ts [294-298]

Referred Code
console.log("[XMScript Parser] Ripple Pay: error:", error)
return {
    result: "error",
    error: error.toString(),
}
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Generic: Comprehensive Audit Trails

Objective: To create a detailed and reliable record of critical system actions for security analysis
and compliance.

Status:
Missing audit context: The new XRP submission path performs a critical payment action without producing an audit
log containing user identity, action details, timestamp, and outcome (only console.log
messages are emitted).

Referred Code
const signedTx = operation.task.signedPayloads[0]

// Submit transaction and wait for validation
const res = await xrplInstance.provider.submitAndWait(signedTx.tx_blob)

const txResult = res.result.meta?.TransactionResult || res.result.engine_result
const txHash = res.result.hash
const resultMessage = res.result.engine_result_message || ''

// Only tesSUCCESS indicates actual success
if (txResult === 'tesSUCCESS') {
    return {
        result: "success",
        hash: txHash,
    }
}

// tec* codes: Transaction failed but fee was charged
// The transaction was applied to ledger but did not achieve its intended purpose
// Example: tecUNFUNDED_PAYMENT, tecINSUF_FEE, tecPATH_DRY
if (txResult?.startsWith('tec')) {


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Generic: Robust Error Handling and Edge Case Management

Objective: Ensure comprehensive error handling that provides meaningful context and graceful
degradation

Status:
Missing edge checks: The new code assumes operation.task.signedPayloads[0] and signedTx.tx_blob exist and are
valid, and the catch block returns a generic error.toString() without actionable operation
context.

Referred Code
const signedTx = operation.task.signedPayloads[0]

// Submit transaction and wait for validation
const res = await xrplInstance.provider.submitAndWait(signedTx.tx_blob)

const txResult = res.result.meta?.TransactionResult || res.result.engine_result
const txHash = res.result.hash
const resultMessage = res.result.engine_result_message || ''

// Only tesSUCCESS indicates actual success
if (txResult === 'tesSUCCESS') {
    return {
        result: "success",
        hash: txHash,
    }
}

// tec* codes: Transaction failed but fee was charged
// The transaction was applied to ledger but did not achieve its intended purpose
// Example: tecUNFUNDED_PAYMENT, tecINSUF_FEE, tecPATH_DRY
if (txResult?.startsWith('tec')) {


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Objective: To prevent the leakage of sensitive system information through error messages while
providing sufficient detail for internal debugging.

Status:
Error details exposed: The catch block returns error.toString() which can expose internal/system details to
callers rather than a generic user-safe message.

Referred Code
} catch (error) {
    console.log("[XMScript Parser] Ripple Pay: error:", error)
    return {
        result: "error",
        error: error.toString(),
    }

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Objective: To ensure logs are useful for debugging and auditing without exposing sensitive
information like PII, PHI, or cardholder data.

Status:
Unstructured console logging: The new console.log of the raw error is unstructured and may leak sensitive
payload/provider details into logs.

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console.log("[XMScript Parser] Ripple Pay: error:", error)
return {

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Generic: Security-First Input Validation and Data Handling

Objective: Ensure all data inputs are validated, sanitized, and handled securely to prevent
vulnerabilities

Status:
No input validation: External/variable inputs used for submission (e.g., operation.task.signedPayloads[0] and
signedTx.tx_blob) are consumed without validation/sanity checks before calling
submitAndWait.

Referred Code
const signedTx = operation.task.signedPayloads[0]

// Submit transaction and wait for validation
const res = await xrplInstance.provider.submitAndWait(signedTx.tx_blob)

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Objective: Ensure all identifiers clearly express their purpose and intent, making code
self-documenting

Status:
Generic identifiers: Newly introduced names like res and extra are generic and reduce self-documentation for a
security-critical transaction flow.

Referred Code
const res = await xrplInstance.provider.submitAndWait(signedTx.tx_blob)

const txResult = res.result.meta?.TransactionResult || res.result.engine_result
const txHash = res.result.hash
const resultMessage = res.result.engine_result_message || ''

// Only tesSUCCESS indicates actual success
if (txResult === 'tesSUCCESS') {
    return {
        result: "success",
        hash: txHash,
    }
}

// tec* codes: Transaction failed but fee was charged
// The transaction was applied to ledger but did not achieve its intended purpose
// Example: tecUNFUNDED_PAYMENT, tecINSUF_FEE, tecPATH_DRY
if (txResult?.startsWith('tec')) {
    return {
        result: "error",
        error: `Transaction failed (fee charged): ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,


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Suggestion Impact:The multiple repetitive if-blocks for tec/tem/ter/tef were replaced with a single map (xrplErrorMessages) keyed by the 3-letter prefix and one conditional that formats the error message accordingly, reducing duplication as suggested. (The commit also included minor unrelated tweaks like trailing commas and improved error stringification.)

code diff:

-        // tec* codes: Transaction failed but fee was charged
-        // The transaction was applied to ledger but did not achieve its intended purpose
-        // Example: tecUNFUNDED_PAYMENT, tecINSUF_FEE, tecPATH_DRY
-        if (txResult?.startsWith('tec')) {
+        // XRPL transaction result code prefixes and their meanings
+        const xrplErrorMessages: Record<string, string> = {
+            tec: "Transaction failed (fee charged)",  // tecUNFUNDED_PAYMENT, tecINSUF_FEE, tecPATH_DRY
+            tem: "Malformed transaction",              // temREDUNDANT, temBAD_FEE, temINVALID
+            ter: "Transaction provisional/queued",     // terQUEUED
+            tef: "Transaction rejected",               // tefPAST_SEQ, tefMAX_LEDGER, tefFAILURE
+        }
+
+        const errorPrefix = txResult?.substring(0, 3)
+        if (errorPrefix && xrplErrorMessages[errorPrefix]) {
             return {
                 result: "error",
-                error: `Transaction failed (fee charged): ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
+                error: `${xrplErrorMessages[errorPrefix]}: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
                 hash: txHash,
-                extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated }
-            }
-        }
-
-        // tem* codes: Malformed transaction (not applied to ledger)
-        // Example: temREDUNDANT (sending to self), temBAD_FEE, temINVALID
-        if (txResult?.startsWith('tem')) {
-            return {
-                result: "error",
-                error: `Malformed transaction: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
-                hash: txHash,
-                extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated }
-            }
-        }
-
-        // ter* codes: Provisional/retryable result (not final)
-        // Example: terQUEUED (transaction queued for future ledger)
-        if (txResult?.startsWith('ter')) {
-            return {
-                result: "error",
-                error: `Transaction provisional/queued: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
-                hash: txHash,
-                extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated }
-            }
-        }
-
-        // tef* codes: Local failure (not applied to ledger)
-        // Example: tefPAST_SEQ, tefMAX_LEDGER, tefFAILURE
-        if (txResult?.startsWith('tef')) {
-            return {
-                result: "error",
-                error: `Transaction rejected: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
-                hash: txHash,
-                extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated }
+                extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated },
             }
         }

Refactor the repetitive if blocks for handling XRP transaction result codes
(tec, tem, ter, tef). Use a map to store error messages and a single lookup to
generate the error response, reducing code duplication.

src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts [242-285]

-// tec* codes: Transaction failed but fee was charged
-// The transaction was applied to ledger but did not achieve its intended purpose
-// Example: tecUNFUNDED_PAYMENT, tecINSUF_FEE, tecPATH_DRY
-if (txResult?.startsWith('tec')) {
+const errorMessages: Record<string, string> = {
+    tec: 'Transaction failed (fee charged)',
+    tem: 'Malformed transaction',
+    ter: 'Transaction provisional/queued',
+    tef: 'Transaction rejected',
+}
+
+const errorPrefix = txResult?.substring(0, 3)
+if (errorPrefix && errorMessages[errorPrefix]) {
     return {
         result: "error",
-        error: `Transaction failed (fee charged): ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
+        error: `${errorMessages[errorPrefix]}: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
         hash: txHash,
-        extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated }
+        extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated },
     }
 }
 
-// tem* codes: Malformed transaction (not applied to ledger)
-// Example: temREDUNDANT (sending to self), temBAD_FEE, temINVALID
-if (txResult?.startsWith('tem')) {
-    return {
-        result: "error",
-        error: `Malformed transaction: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
-        hash: txHash,
-        extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated }
-    }
-}
-
-// ter* codes: Provisional/retryable result (not final)
-// Example: terQUEUED (transaction queued for future ledger)
-if (txResult?.startsWith('ter')) {
-    return {
-        result: "error",
-        error: `Transaction provisional/queued: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
-        hash: txHash,
-        extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated }
-    }
-}
-
-// tef* codes: Local failure (not applied to ledger)
-// Example: tefPAST_SEQ, tefMAX_LEDGER, tefFAILURE
-if (txResult?.startsWith('tef')) {
-    return {
-        result: "error",
-        error: `Transaction rejected: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
-        hash: txHash,
-        extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated }
-    }
-}
-

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Why: The suggestion correctly identifies repetitive code and proposes a valid refactoring using a map, which improves code maintainability and readability by reducing duplication.

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Improve error handling for better debugging
Suggestion Impact:The catch block was updated to use an `instanceof Error` check and prefer `error.message`, falling back to `String(error)`, matching the suggested improved error handling.

code diff:

     } catch (error) {
         console.log("[XMScript Parser] Ripple Pay: error:", error)
         return {
             result: "error",
-            error: error.toString(),
-        }
-    }
-}
+            error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
+        }

In the catch block, improve error reporting by checking if the error object is
an instance of Error and using its message property. Fall back to String(error)
for other types.

src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts [293-299]

 } catch (error) {
     console.log("[XMScript Parser] Ripple Pay: error:", error)
     return {
         result: "error",
-        error: error.toString(),
+        error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
     }
 }

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts (2)

224-232: Missing connection cleanup may cause resource leaks.

The xrplInstance is connected at line 199 but never disconnected after the transaction completes (success or failure). This could lead to connection leaks, especially under high load.

Consider using a try/finally pattern to ensure cleanup:

     try {
         const signedTx = operation.task.signedPayloads[0]
 
         // Submit transaction and wait for validation
         const res = await xrplInstance.provider.submitAndWait(signedTx.tx_blob)
         // ... rest of the logic
     } catch (error) {
         console.log("[XMScript Parser] Ripple Pay: error:", error)
         return {
             result: "error",
             error: error.toString(),
         }
+    } finally {
+        await xrplInstance.disconnect?.()
     }

293-299: Consider safer error serialization.

error.toString() may not handle all error types gracefully. Using String(error) or adding a type guard provides safer serialization. Additionally, if submitAndWait throws after partial processing, the transaction hash might be available in the error object.

     } catch (error) {
         console.log("[XMScript Parser] Ripple Pay: error:", error)
+        const errorMessage = error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)
+        const txHash = error?.data?.hash || undefined
         return {
             result: "error",
-            error: error.toString(),
+            error: errorMessage,
+            ...(txHash && { hash: txHash }),
         }
     }
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234-240: Good handling of tesSUCCESS.

Correctly treating only tesSUCCESS as a successful transaction outcome aligns with XRPL semantics.

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src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts (2)

199-222: Simplify connection logic: remove redundant polling after connect().

With xrpl.js, await client.connect() should fully establish the connection. The current pattern of checking !connected immediately after, followed by a polling loop checking xrplInstance.connected, suggests either outdated API usage or uncertainty about when the connection is ready.

Simplify to:

await xrplInstance.connect()
if (!xrplInstance.isConnected?.()) {
    return { result: "error", error: "Failed to connect to XRP network" }
}

If polling is genuinely needed (due to a custom wrapper), clarify the implementation pattern and document why the initial check doesn't guarantee full readiness.


185-272: Add explicit connection cleanup to handleXRPLPay.

The function creates an xrplInstance and connects (line 199) but never calls disconnect before returning. XRP Ledger client connections require explicit disconnection before exiting. Add a finally block to ensure cleanup on all code paths:

let xrplInstance: multichain.XRPL | undefined
try {
    xrplInstance = new multichain.XRPL(rpcUrl)
    const connected = await xrplInstance.connect()
    // ... existing code ...
} catch (error) {
    // ... existing error handling ...
} finally {
    if (xrplInstance?.connected) {
        await xrplInstance.disconnect()
    }
}
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src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts (2)

250-258: Add null safety check for txResult before substring operation.

The code extracts errorPrefix using txResult?.substring(0, 3), but if txResult is undefined or null (edge case), the optional chaining returns undefined and the subsequent check still works. However, for clarity and robustness, consider explicitly handling this case.

Apply this diff to make the null handling explicit:

-        const errorPrefix = txResult?.substring(0, 3)
-        if (errorPrefix && xrplErrorMessages[errorPrefix]) {
+        if (txResult && txResult.length >= 3) {
+            const errorPrefix = txResult.substring(0, 3)
+            if (xrplErrorMessages[errorPrefix]) {
+                return {
+                    result: "error",
+                    error: `${xrplErrorMessages[errorPrefix]}: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
+                    hash: txHash,
+                    extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated },
+                }
+            }
+        }
+
+        return {
+            result: "error",
+            error: `Unknown transaction result: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
+            hash: txHash,
+            extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated },
+        }
-            return {
-                result: "error",
-                error: `${xrplErrorMessages[errorPrefix]}: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
-                hash: txHash,
-                extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated },
-            }
-        }
-
-        return {
-            result: "error",
-            error: `Unknown transaction result: ${txResult} - ${resultMessage}`,
-            hash: txHash,
-            extra: { code: txResult, validated: res.result.validated },
-        }

267-271: Consider response structure consistency in error handling.

The catch block returns a simpler error structure ({ result: "error", error: string }) compared to the structured errors above that include hash and extra fields. While this is acceptable (since exceptions may occur before a transaction hash is available), documenting this distinction would help callers understand when to expect hash/extra fields.

Consider adding a comment:

     } catch (error) {
         console.log("[XMScript Parser] Ripple Pay: error:", error)
+        // Note: Catch-block errors don't include hash/extra since transaction may not have been submitted
         return {
             result: "error",
             error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
         }
     }
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src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts (3)

235-240: LGTM!

The success handling correctly identifies tesSUCCESS as the only true success result and returns a structured response with the transaction hash.


260-265: LGTM!

The fallback handling for unknown transaction results is well-structured and maintains consistency with the error response format, including hash and validation metadata.


228-232: No API issues identified in XRPL submitAndWait usage.

The submitAndWait() method is the correct API for submitting a transaction and waiting for its final outcome, which resolves to a tx method response if the transaction becomes validated. The code's response field access pattern is consistent with documented XRPL behavior: the response includes tx.result.hash and tx.result.engine_result fields, and the transaction result is accessed via tx.result.meta.TransactionResult. The fallback logic using meta?.TransactionResult || engine_result is appropriate for handling response variations. All accessed fields align with the standard XRPL transaction response structure.

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src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts (1)

198-222: Add disconnect() call in finally block to ensure XRPL connection cleanup.

The XRPL connection established at line 198 is never disconnected. The function has multiple return paths (lines 205, 217, 228–229, 243, 250, 269, 285, 293, 301) that exit without cleanup, creating a resource leak if handleXRPLPay is called repeatedly. Add a finally block to guarantee disconnection:

    console.log("[XMScript Parser] Ripple Pay: connected to the XRP network")

    try {
         // ... existing transaction logic ...
     } catch (error) {
         console.log("[XMScript Parser] Ripple Pay: error:", error)
         return {
             result: "error",
             error: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
         }
+    } finally {
+        if (xrplInstance.connected) {
+            await xrplInstance.disconnect?.()
+        }
+    }

Additionally, consider adding cleanup before the early returns at lines 205 and 217 to prevent connection leaks on connection failures.

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src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts (1)

225-253: LGTM! Comprehensive payload validation.

The validation logic now properly handles both string and object formats for signed payloads, with clear error messages. This addresses the previously raised concern about type validation for tx_blob access.

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src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts (1)

258-264: Consider adding a fallback for undefined txResult.

If both meta.TransactionResult and engine_result are absent, txResult will be undefined, resulting in an error message like "Unknown transaction result: undefined - ". Consider providing a more descriptive fallback.

         const txResult = (typeof meta === "object" && meta !== null && "TransactionResult" in meta
             ? (meta as { TransactionResult: string }).TransactionResult
-            : (res.result as any).engine_result) as string | undefined
+            : (res.result as any).engine_result) as string | undefined
+
+        if (!txResult) {
+            return {
+                result: "error",
+                error: `Unable to determine transaction result from XRPL response`,
+                hash: res.result.hash,
+                extra: { validated: res.result.validated },
+            }
+        }
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src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts (2)

266-297: Well-structured XRPL result code handling.

The error prefix mapping correctly categorizes XRPL result codes (tec, tem, ter, tef), and the structured responses with hash and extra fields provide useful context for debugging transaction failures.


298-304: LGTM on exception handling.

The error extraction using error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error) is a good pattern for safely handling both Error objects and other thrown values.

@tcsenpai tcsenpai merged commit 71ebbc0 into testnet Dec 24, 2025
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@tcsenpai tcsenpai deleted the feature/xrp-send-implementation branch December 24, 2025 10:54
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