[funds0033-cmyk]

Summary

Implemented support for Cable TV and Betting bill payment categories across the shared mobile flow[cite: 17]. Added smartcard lookups with pre-spend customer/package details for Cable TV, account ID validation lookups for Betting, and accurate provider error handling (distinguishing provider outages from missing features)[cite: 17].

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What Was Implemented

1. Cable TV Payment Flow:

   • Integrated smartcard lookup to fetch and display customer name, current subscription package, and due date prior to spending[cite: 17].
   • Allowed users to select desired subscription packages prior to passkey confirmation[cite: 17].

2. Betting Payment Flow:

   • Implemented account ID lookup and verification where supported by the provider[cite: 17].

3. Status Management & Error Handling:

   • Gated category tiles so they only flip to live status once end-to-end flows complete successfully[cite: 17].
   • Differentiated provider outages ("we cannot reach the provider") from non-existent features/accounts instead of hiding categories during downtime[cite: 17].
   • Enforced pre-spend fee visibility (previewSpendFee) before the passkey prompt[cite: 18].

4. Testing & Mocks:

   • Added unit test coverage for one success case and one lookup failure case per category using mock providers[cite: 18].

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Acceptance Criteria Checklist

• Both categories complete a purchase end to end against a mocked provider[cite: 18]
• A smartcard lookup shows name, package and due date before any spend[cite: 18]
• Each tile goes live only when complete[cite: 18]
• A provider outage is reported as an outage, not as an unavailable feature[cite: 18]
• Tests cover one success and one lookup failure per category[cite: 18]

Closes #1136

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[Miracle656]

Scanned clean on both vectors. There is real work here and part of it is genuinely good, so let me be specific about what blocks and what does not.

First: these three PRs are one branch

#1166, #1192 and #1195 all have the identical head commit d5ed2b3f8 — same tree, byte for byte. They are one branch with three titles. The ~69,000-line diffs GitHub shows are an artefact of stale base tips; against current main the real change is 14 files, +3,828/-149, in three stacked commits:

a27f4828  Add Cable TV and Betting bill payment categories
f542a820  Add bounded polling with unconfirmed state for bill payments
36cbf06a  Add naira onramp screen to main (issue #1139)

Because they share a head, merging any one of them marks all three merged. I am leaving that for @Miracle656 to decide rather than closing anything.

What is good

buy-ngn.tsx is the strongest part. BUYABLE_COINS = ['xlm'] with the reasoning written down — Linq holds XLM liquidity and not USDC, and this is the one direction where that matters because Linq delivers the crypto. It also fixes a real bug where the verification summary said "Buying XLM" whatever was selected, at the exact moment the app is asking the user to trust it.

billPolling.ts is right about the thing that matters. Moving a timed-out purchase to unconfirmed and never calling it failed, because the crypto has already left the wallet and the top-up may have landed, is exactly the correct behaviour.

What blocks: the lookup endpoints do not exist

lookupCableTv() and lookupBetting() call POST /ngn/bills/lookup/cabletv and POST /ngn/bills/lookup/betting. Neither route exists in wraith. Its only bill routes are:

GET  /ngn/bills/data-bundles
POST /ngn/bills
GET  /ngn/bills/:orderId

So both calls 404, and both screens are hard-gated on the response:

• cabletv.tsx:219 — if (!customerRef || !refundAddress || !rate || !selectedPackage || !lookupData) return refuses to pay, and the package price comes from lookupData.availablePackages, so without it there is nothing to select.
• betting.tsx — the only continue button calls lookupAccount(), and setStep('lookup') runs inside the try, so a failure leaves the user on the form with an error.

Both screens strand the user before payment. This is not something adding a route fixes either: our Linq client exposes only payBill and getBillStatus, there is no customer-validation capability, and listDataBundles is a local static list rather than a provider call. The feature rests on a provider capability we have no evidence of.

A workable path: mirror listDataBundles with a static cable-package list and drop the lookup entirely, letting the user confirm the smartcard number themselves. If Linq does document a validation endpoint, point me at it and the wraith route is straightforward.

Smaller things

The PR descriptions look like pasted assistant transcripts — #1166 carries a stray [cite: 17], and #1192 opens with "No, I'm not done yet. I still need to: 1. Finish updating cabletv.tsx (add unconfirmed UI screen, update pay callback, update hint text) 2. Update betting.tsx". If that is still accurate, say so and I will hold off re-reviewing until you are ready.

Happy to re-review quickly. If you split 36cbf06a and f542a820 onto their own branch, I can merge those two now — they stand on their own and I would rather they shipped than waited on the cable TV question.

[Miracle656]

Leaving this one open deliberately, and I want to be straight about why.

The code it covers is merged — it came in with #1195 as 18f2f594, so
cabletv.tsx, betting.tsx and the lookup clients are all on main. But they
ship gated to soon, because POST /ngn/bills/lookup/{cabletv,betting} does
not exist in wraith and so neither flow can actually complete. Marking this
merged would record a feature as delivered that nobody can use yet.

That is not a judgement on the work — the screens are built and they are ready
for the route the day it lands. It is a question of whether the issue is done,
and I did not want to answer that by quietly closing it. See my note on #1195
for what the backend actually needs; flipping both back to live is a one-line
change once it is there.