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fix(kyc): make failed Pollar wallet activation recoverable (#1036) - #1077
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Report the outcome of the deferred Pollar wallet activation instead of swallowing it. A profile with a Pollar wallet address but no activation timestamp is the persisted pending state, so a retry job and a later status read can finish the activation without a duplicate webhook or a status transition. The approved KYC status is never rolled back. Closes kindfi-org#1036
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe session service now finds pending Pollar wallet activations and retries activation for individual profiles or in a batch. Approved KYC activation uses the retry operation. Tests cover pending-state detection, retry outcomes, batch counts, and approved-status behavior. ChangesPollar wallet activation recovery
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RetryJob
participant SessionService
participant Supabase
participant PollarBridge
RetryJob->>SessionService: Load pending activations
SessionService->>Supabase: Query pending profiles
Supabase-->>SessionService: Return pending profiles
RetryJob->>SessionService: Retry each pending user
SessionService->>PollarBridge: Attempt wallet activation
PollarBridge-->>SessionService: Return activation result
SessionService-->>RetryJob: Return activated and failed counts
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some approved users can remain without an activated Pollar wallet after a failure. Make retries reachable and ensure the sweep reaches older pending profiles before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The recovery path could attempt activation for profiles that have not been shown to be KYC-approved, and some unsuccessful external responses can be recorded as completed activation. The risk depends partly on how the new job is run; its production scheduling is not established. Retained concerns
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In `@apps/web/lib/kyc/session-service.ts`:
- Around line 390-392: Update isPollarWalletActivationPending and
retryPollarWalletActivation to distinguish a failed Supabase read from a
successful read showing activation is not pending; propagate read errors as an
activation failure, while preserving the not_pending result for successful
reads.
- Around line 345-348: Update the pending-profile retry sweep query near
`.order('updated_at', ...)` to order by a nullable
`pollar_activation_last_attempt_at` timestamp ascending with nulls first, so
profiles never attempted are eligible before previously attempted profiles. Add
the column through a schema migration and update the activation retry path to
write the timestamp on every attempt.
- Around line 350-363: Update findPendingPollarWalletActivations to throw the
query error instead of returning an empty list when the pending-profile query
fails; retain the existing error log so the failure propagates to the job rather
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| .not('pollar_wallet_address', 'is', null) | ||
| .is('pollar_wallet_activated_at', null) | ||
| .order('updated_at', { ascending: false }) | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Add a nullable attempt timestamp and order it with nulls first.
The retry sweep retains pending profiles after activation failures, but updated_at DESC can select the same 25 profiles on every run. Changing only to ascending order would starve newer profiles instead.
Consider adding pollar_activation_last_attempt_at, writing it for every activation attempt, and ordering it ascending with NULLS FIRST. Ascending order without explicit null handling places initially null values after attempted profiles, so never-attempted profiles can still be excluded.
This requires a schema migration, query change, and retry-path write. It is materially more effort than changing the existing sort, but it is required for fair rotation.
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In `@apps/web/lib/kyc/session-service.ts` around lines 345 - 348, Update the
pending-profile retry sweep query near `.order('updated_at', ...)` to order by a
nullable `pollar_activation_last_attempt_at` timestamp ascending with nulls
first, so profiles never attempted are eligible before previously attempted
profiles. Add the column through a schema migration and update the activation
retry path to write the timestamp on every attempt.
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| logger.error('[Pollar] Failed to load pending wallet activations', { error: error.message }) | ||
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| const rows = (data ?? []) as Array<{ id: string; pollar_wallet_address: string | null }> | ||
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| .filter((row) => Boolean(row.pollar_wallet_address)) | ||
| .map((row) => ({ | ||
| userId: row.id, | ||
| walletAddress: row.pollar_wallet_address as string, | ||
| })) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Preserve pending-list query failures.
The per-profile retry path correctly reports activation failures. However, when the pending-profile query fails, findPendingPollarWalletActivations returns []. The job then returns { attempted: 0, activated: 0, failed: 0 } without calling any per-profile retry. This hides the listing failure and can leave pending activations unprocessed.
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if (error) {
logger.error('[Pollar] Failed to load pending wallet activations', { error: error.message })
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| if (error) { | |
| logger.error('[Pollar] Failed to load pending wallet activations', { error: error.message }) | |
| return [] | |
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| const rows = (data ?? []) as Array<{ id: string; pollar_wallet_address: string | null }> | |
| return rows | |
| .filter((row) => Boolean(row.pollar_wallet_address)) | |
| .map((row) => ({ | |
| userId: row.id, | |
| walletAddress: row.pollar_wallet_address as string, | |
| })) | |
| } | |
| if (error) { | |
| logger.error('[Pollar] Failed to load pending wallet activations', { error: error.message }) | |
| throw error | |
| } | |
| const rows = (data ?? []) as Array<{ id: string; pollar_wallet_address: string | null }> | |
| return rows | |
| .filter((row) => Boolean(row.pollar_wallet_address)) | |
| .map((row) => ({ | |
| userId: row.id, | |
| walletAddress: row.pollar_wallet_address as string, | |
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In `@apps/web/lib/kyc/session-service.ts` around lines 350 - 363, Update
findPendingPollarWalletActivations to throw the query error instead of returning
an empty list when the pending-profile query fails; retain the existing error
log so the failure propagates to the job rather than appearing as zero pending
activations.
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🟠 Major · Schedule retries for webhook-only approvals. · session-service.ts:442-463
apps/web/lib/kyc/session-service.ts:442-463
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftSchedule retries for webhook-only approvals.
The pending-state retry logic is useful, and the profile callback can retry activation when the user returns through that callback URL. However, an approval delivered only by the Didit webhook can leave
pollar_wallet_activated_atunset after Pollar fails.runPollarWalletActivationRetryJobis exported but is not registered inapps/web/vercel.jsonor another inspected scheduler. The ordinary status endpoint only reads the stored status.The provider recheck does not reliably recover this state. An equal timestamp is rejected when the session is already
approved, and a missing timestamp is rejected whenlast_provider_event_atis already set. The profile remains KYC-approved but its Pollar wallet stays unactivated unless a user manually calls the activation endpoint or a later provider event supplies a newer timestamp.Consider adding a protected scheduled entrypoint for
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In @apps/web/lib/kyc/session-service.ts:
- Around line 442-463: Register runPollarWalletActivationRetryJob with a
protected scheduled entrypoint so webhook-only approvals with pending wallet
activation are retried without requiring user activity; ensure the entrypoint
enforces the project’s existing scheduler authorization pattern.
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Overview
Makes a failed deferred Pollar wallet activation recoverable. Today
activatePollarIfApprovedcatches the failure, logs a warning and returns, so the user stays KYC-approvedwith no activated Pollar wallet and nothing ever retries — a duplicate webhook is rejected and an unchanged status records no transition.A Pollar-onboarded profile with a wallet address but no
pollar_wallet_activated_atis the persisted activation-pending state: the timestamp is only written after Pollar confirms activation, so a failed attempt leaves the pending state behind. This PR makes that state observable and retryable, without adding a migration and without touching the KYC status.Related Issue
Closes #1036
Changes
apps/web/lib/kyc/session-service.tsactivatePollarIfApprovedno longer performs the call inline; it delegates toretryPollarWalletActivationand logs the pending state on failure. The approved KYC status is never rolled back, and the function still never throws.isPollarWalletActivationPending(userId)— reads the persisted pending state.findPendingPollarWalletActivations(limit)— lists profiles whose activation is still owed; the query used by a retry job.retryPollarWalletActivation(userId)— retries one activation and returns{ activated, reason, error }instead of swallowing the outcome. Never throws.runPollarWalletActivationRetryJob(limit)— job entry point that sweeps pending activations and reports{ attempted, activated, failed }.Recovery is driven by the pending row itself: no duplicate webhook, no status transition, and no change to
kyc_reviews/didit_sessions. The existingPOST /api/pollar/wallets/activateendpoint continues to work as the user-facing retry.apps/web/test/kyc-pollar-activation-retry.test.tsactivatePollarIfApprovedresolves (does not reject) for a non-approved status and on failure.Acceptance criteria
activatePollarIfApprovednever throwsrunPollarWalletActivationRetryJob/findPendingPollarWalletActivations, plus the existing activate endpoint and the pending state readpollar_wallet_address+ nullpollar_wallet_activated_atapps/web/test/kyc-pollar-activation-retry.test.ts(12 cases)Verification
I could not run the project's test suite against the real repository: this change was authored through the GitHub API with no local checkout, so it was not compiled or executed there, and no database or Pollar credentials were available.
What I did verify locally:
bun test apps/web/test/kyc-pollar-activation-retry.test.tsin a scratch harness with stubbedsession-servicedependencies (Supabase client, logger, Pollar bridge): 12 pass, 0 fail.session-service.ts: 11 of 12 fail, so it is a real regression guard rather than a no-op.biome check(v2.4.5, the repo's pinned version) on both changed files: clean.Nothing was run against a live Supabase or Pollar environment.
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