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fix(solana): support trading from multisig vaults - #8449
Makes CoW Swap usable from a Solana multisig vault. A vault can now be quoted and approved, its orders are placed on the path it can actually complete, and the app reports what the members decided instead of hanging or claiming the wrong outcome.
Orders from a multisig are always self-paid. Sponsorship is impossible for a vault, not merely disabled — see below.
Details
The one idea behind all of it
A multisig never broadcasts the transaction it is handed. It files the instructions as a proposal for its members to vote on. Every bug fixed here came from some part of the app assuming otherwise — that the signature it got back proved the outcome.
Why a vault can never be sponsored
A sponsored order needs two things at once: the funder as fee payer, and CreateOrder as a top-level instruction. A vault has no private key — its authority exists only inside a CPI — so its CreateOrder can only ever appear nested in VaultTransactionExecute. The two requirements are mutually exclusive, and the order book rejects the combination as WrongFeePayer, surfaced as "The fee payer must be the configured funder account".
So the owner gate is a one-way veto: it can turn sponsoring off, never on. For a vault that means:
ordinary wallet
multisig vault
Market order
sponsored when the flag is on
always self-paid
Limit order
already self-paid for everyone
always self-paid
Limit orders were never sponsored — canSponsor is passed only by the swap flow, and the limit branch takes no sponsor at all — so nothing changes for them beyond the vault now being able to place one. The displayed Tx cost follows the same predicate as the flow, so the screen stops promising FREE for a trade the vault will pay for.
What changed
1. Derivation. Every associated-token-account derivation assumed an ordinary keypair, so a vault — a PDA, off the ed25519 curve — was rejected outright. A new helper is the single place the rationale lives, and the app's derivations route through it. The balances lib flips the flag inline, since it cannot import from the app.
2. Placement.getIsSolanaSmartContractWallet (the Solana counterpart of EVM's isSmartContractWalletAtom) routes program-owned owners to the self-paid path, and drives the displayed cost from the same predicate so the two cannot disagree.
3. Outcome. The signature the app records identifies the filing, which confirms whether or not the proposal is ever executed. Both existing safety nets were disarmed by that, so a rejected proposal left the order creating forever. The proposal account is now read, and the order fails when the members reject it — shown as a proper rejection modal, the same component a wallet rejection uses.
4. Cancellation. The same problem in the more dangerous direction: a cancellation was marked Cancelled the moment its filing confirmed, before anyone had voted, leaving a live and fillable order behind a "Cancelled" label. Cancellations now wait for the proposal too, and a rejected one releases the orders back to open.
Why the derivation change is safe
allowOwnerOffCurve gates only the throw, not the derivation: the ATA PDA math is identical either way, so every on-curve owner resolves byte-for-byte as before and nothing about ordinary wallets changes. The guard's only real job was catching a token account passed where an owner belongs, which it cannot do reliably anyway, since a token account can itself be on-curve.
The balances path was the quietest failure: its derivation sits inside a try/catch meant to isolate a malformed mint, so an off-curve owner made every token fall into that catch and report a zero balance for the whole list.
Detection keys on the address being program-owned, not on a wallet brand, so any such owner routes the same way — not only Squads.
Risks
The derivation guard is off on these paths, so a wrong-but-valid public key yields a derived ATA instead of a throw. On Solana the receiver is not user-settable — custom recipients are locked off, forcing receiver === owner — so the "paste an ATA as recipient" case is unreachable.
A vault pays its own fees, so one with an empty SOL balance now fails on funds rather than on WrongFeePayer.
Proposal-waiting is scoped to transactions that decide an order's fate (placement, cancellation). Wraps and approvals are deliberately excluded: a Squads spending limit can execute one directly with no proposal, and gating those would hold them pending forever.
A proposal nobody ever votes on stays active indefinitely and produces no event, so an abandoned filing still waits. That wants an expiry-anchored timeout and is not in this PR.
Signing is still a proposal, so it is not atomic with the user's click while order deadlines are short.
Adds @sqds/multisig (exact pin), lazy-loaded behind the multisig gate. Verified against a production build: its own 192K chunk, zero occurrences in the 5.9MB entry chunk, so ordinary wallets never fetch it.
Verification
The Squads account layout and status values were read off live mainnet accounts rather than assumed, and cross-checked against the SDK's own types. The derived proposal address was confirmed end-to-end against a genuinely rejected order. Regression tests for the two subtlest fixes — the transaction-history path and the vault-transaction identification — were each confirmed to fail without their fix.
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The owner gate is one exported predicate reaching both places that must agree: the displayed Tx cost and the sponsor pick. isSponsored is derived from the gated value, so the recorded order cannot disagree with the path taken.
checkStatus has two routes to "succeeded" — the recent status cache and the searchTransactionHistory fallback. Both go through the multisig resolver. Missing the second made an earlier version dead within ~60s of every send, so it is the first thing to attack.
Every uncertainty in the proposal read resolves to "keep waiting", never "failed": unreadable account, proposal not yet created, unknown status, RPC failure. Reading any as failed would kill an order about to execute.
Proposal-waiting is scoped to transactions that decide an order's fate. Wraps and approvals are excluded because a Squads spending limit executes those directly, with no proposal to wait for — SpendingLimitUse is present in the test vault's own history, so this is not hypothetical.
Findings from an independent pass, both fixed
The rejection message never reached the cancel path users take. The cancel button records onChainCancellation; solanaCancelOrderIds comes only from "cancel all". The reason was threaded into the batch branch but not the single-order one, and all three new tests built the batch shape — so the branch users hit was unfixed and untested. Fixed, with a test on the right shape.
The vault transaction was identified by whether the SDK decoder threw. Verified in the installed package: deserialize never compares the discriminator, so identification rested on beet overrunning the buffer for every other account in the filing — including the Multisig account, which sits earlier in the key list. Now an explicit program-owner and discriminator check. Two regression tests, both confirmed to fail without it.
Verified against reality rather than assumed
Squads account layout and status values read from live mainnet accounts, cross-checked against the SDK's own string-union type.
The derived proposal address confirmed end-to-end on a genuinely rejected order: filing → vault transaction → multisig + index → derived proposal → status Rejected, matching what Squads displayed.
The lazy load measured on a production build: own 192K chunk, zero occurrences in the 5.9MB entry chunk.
The two subtlest fixes each confirmed to fail their tests when reverted, after two earlier false greens in this branch.
Merge-interaction checks (this branch merges develop three times)
The latest merge conflicted where develop moved the sponsor declaration out of the try block for error reporting. Resolved by relocating the gate to the new declaration, which is also where it belongs semantically — the Sentry scope reads that variable, so a gate left lower down would report vault orders as sponsored when they actually went self-paid.
An earlier merge conflicted where develop deleted an export this branch added beside. Resolved by keeping ours and dropping the dead one; taking "ours" would have left the barrel pointing at a deleted file.
Finding: [NITPICK] Test fixture seeds a vault key from a token-program constant — deferred
VAULT_OWNER derives from TOKEN_2022_PROGRAM_ID, which the same file uses elsewhere as an actual token program. Valid off-curve key, so the test is correct, but it reads as though a Token-2022 program owns the vault, and the case only exercises the classic-token-program branch.
Manual verification happened. The author drove a real Squads vault through placement, rejection and the resulting UI across several rounds. Three defects came out of that which no test caught: the gate bypassed by the history path, a stale preview being tested, and the rejection showing as a retitled progress bar instead of a modal.
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- libs/balances-and-allowances/src/services/fetchSolanaTokenAccounts.test.ts:23
- VAULT_OWNER is derived via PublicKey.findProgramAddressSync([...], TOKEN_2022_PROGRAM_ID),
reusing a token-program constant as a vault program seed. Valid but misleading.
- Expected fix: seed from an unrelated program id; optionally add a Token-2022 off-curve case,
since the new test only covers the classic token program branch.
- Validate with: nx run balances-and-allowances:test
Requires the SquadsX extension and a Squads vault on Solana. Also you should request a subscription to configure your extension(ctx). Every step below needs a second window on app.squads.so to vote on the proposal the app files.
Setup
Connect to a Squads multisig vault via SquadsX on the preview deployment.
Make sure that your SPL token balances load and are non-zero where you expect them — before this change the whole list silently read as zero.
Open a Solana swap, e.g. SOL → USDC, and check the Tx cost row.
Make sure that a price loads at all, and that Tx cost shows a real SOL cost, not FREE. A vault always pays its own fees; FREE means the owner gate did not apply.
Market order — approved
Place the swap, then approve and execute the proposal in Squads.
Make sure that it does not fail with "The fee payer must be the configured funder account".
Make sure that the order appears in the orders table and in Explorer, attributed to the vault address rather than your signer.
Market order — rejected
Place another swap, then reject the proposal in Squads.
Make sure that the confirmation turns into an error modal — alert icon, "Your multisig rejected this order, so it was not placed.", Dismiss — and not a progress bar that sits there.
Make sure the notification says "Order rejected in your multisig".
It can take a minute or two: the proposal has to be created and voted on first.
Limit order — approved, then rejected
Repeat steps 3 and 4 on the Limit tab.
Make sure that Tx cost is self-paid there too — limit orders were never sponsored for anyone, so this should look the same as on production apart from the vault being able to place one at all.
Make sure that approval places the order and rejection shows the same rejection modal.
Cancellation — approved
With an open order from step 3 or 5, press Cancel, then approve and execute the cancellation proposal in Squads.
Make sure that the order moves to Cancelled only after the proposal executes.
Cancellation — rejected (the important one)
Press Cancel on another open order, then reject the cancellation proposal in Squads.
Make sure that the order does not show as Cancelled while the proposal is unvoted. A cancelled-looking order that is still live and fillable is the worst outcome here.
Make sure that rejecting it returns the order to open, with "Cancellation rejected in your multisig".
Regression — ordinary wallet
Repeat steps 2–7 with an ordinary (non-multisig) Solana wallet such as Phantom.
Make sure that Tx cost still shows FREE on a market order where sponsoring applies, and that quoting, placement and cancellation behave exactly as on production. This is the main risk of the change, so it matters more than the multisig path.
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New Features
Solana multisig order and cancellation outcomes are reflected in transaction status. Unresolved proposals remain pending, while rejected proposals show clear failure messages.
Rejected multisig orders display a message explaining that the order was not placed.
Token balances and trade flows support smart-contract wallet owners, including vault addresses.
Bug Fixes
Solana sponsored trades from smart-contract wallets are handled as self-paid trades.
Wrapped SOL and token-account handling is more consistent across Solana trade and balance flows.
Solana fee estimates account for multisig vaults not paying execution fees; the executing member pays, while account rent remains charged to the vault.
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The changes add off-curve Solana token-account derivation and smart-contract-wallet detection. Solana order flows adjust sponsorship and fee overhead for vault owners, resolve Squads proposal outcomes during transaction checks, and show a rejection message for affected orders.
Changes
Solana smart-contract wallet support
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Shared ATA derivation and trade consumers apps/cowswap-frontend/src/tradingSdk/solana/deriveSolanaAta.ts, apps/cowswap-frontend/src/modules/trade/services/solanaApprove/*, apps/cowswap-frontend/src/modules/trade/services/solanaFlow/planCreateBuyAtaStep.ts, apps/cowswap-frontend/src/modules/trade/services/wrapNativeSolana/*, apps/cowswap-frontend/src/tradingSdk/solana/buildSolanaOrderIntent.ts, libs/balances-and-allowances/src/services/*
Added and tested deriveSolanaAta, which allows off-curve owners. Trade, WSOL, and token-balance flows now use off-curve-compatible ATA derivation.
Wallet detection, sponsorship, and fee overhead apps/cowswap-frontend/src/modules/trade/utils/getIsSolanaSmartContractWallet.ts, apps/cowswap-frontend/src/modules/trade/hooks/useIsSolanaSponsoredTrade.ts, apps/cowswap-frontend/src/modules/tradeFlow/services/solanaFlow/*, apps/cowswap-frontend/src/modules/tradeFormValidation/hooks/useSolanaTradeOverhead.*
Added off-curve wallet detection. Smart-contract-wallet owners use self-paid placement rather than sponsored posting. Trade overhead calculations set owner fee responsibility based on whether the account is a smart-contract wallet.
Squads proposal outcomes and transaction finalization apps/cowswap-frontend/src/modules/onchainTransactions/updaters/FinalizeTxUpdater/services/*, apps/cowswap-frontend/src/locales/en-US.po
Added proposal lookup and status resolution for order-related multisig transactions. Finalization distinguishes failed, executed, and unresolved proposals and handles rejection messages for order creation and cancellation.
Order rejection state and display apps/cowswap-frontend/src/modules/orders/state/orderFailureReasonAtom.ts, apps/cowswap-frontend/src/modules/orderProgressBar/pure/TransactionSubmittedContent/*, apps/cowswap-frontend/src/locales/en-US.po
Added transient order failure-reason state. The submitted-order view displays a rejection message and dismiss control for multisig-rejected.
Removed @cowprotocol/test-ids, reordered dependency entries without changing their specifications, and updated the recorded bundle size from 11.5 MiB to 11.7 MiB.
sequenceDiagram
participant Checker as checkSolanaTransaction
participant Resolver as resolveConfirmedSolanaStatus
participant Proposal as getSquadsProposalOutcome
participant State as orderFailureReasonsAtom
participant Content as TransactionSubmittedContent
Checker->>Resolver: Resolve confirmed transaction status
Resolver->>Proposal: Look up Squads proposal outcome
Proposal-->>Resolver: Return outcome
Resolver-->>Checker: Return success, reverted, or pending
Checker->>State: Store multisig rejection reason
Content->>State: Read order failure reason
State-->>Content: Return reason for display
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cowprotocol/cowswap#8483: Uses sponsorship status and owner overhead to calculate and display the WSOL deposit.
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Multisig vault trading mostly works. Orders may stay pending if Squads closes proposal accounts before the outcome lookup, which is tracked as a follow-up. A vault with no SOL may be blocked from unwrapping WSOL, and the displayed transaction cost may omit the fee paid by the executing member.
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A rabbit checks the vault’s account, And finds off-curve addresses to count. A Squads proposal speaks its state, Pending, failed, or cleared to execute. Rejected orders show why they stop, Then I nibble a carrot on top.
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Include lookup-loaded accounts when locating the VaultTransaction.
MessageV0.staticAccountKeys excludes accounts loaded through address lookup tables. A Squads filing does not require its VaultTransaction account to be static. When that account is lookup-loaded, this function cannot derive the proposal address. The terminal proposal status then remains unresolved, so the order stays pending instead of being finalized.
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-import type { AccountInfo, Connection, PublicKey } from '@solana/web3.js'+import { PublicKey } from '@solana/web3.js'++import type { AccountInfo, Connection } from '@solana/web3.js'
...
- const keys = transaction?.transaction.message.staticAccountKeys+ const staticKeys = transaction?.transaction.message.staticAccountKeys+ const loadedAddresses = transaction?.meta?.loadedAddresses+ const keys =+ staticKeys && loadedAddresses+ ? [+ ...staticKeys,+ ...loadedAddresses.writable.map((address) => new PublicKey(address)),+ ...loadedAddresses.readonly.map((address) => new PublicKey(address)),+ ]+ : staticKeys
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Update findProposalAddress to include transaction.meta.loadedAddresses writable
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Preserve proposal outcomes after Squads closes the accounts.
When Squads reclaims rent, it can close both the VaultTransaction and its Proposal after execution, rejection, or cancellation. If closure occurs before this lookup, the live account read finds no vault transaction. If the address was cached, the later proposal read still returns no account. Both paths leave an already terminal order pending. Use historical filing and outcome evidence rather than requiring these accounts to remain open. Squads also supports automatic reclaim on execution. (docs.squads.so)
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Update getSquadsProposalOutcome so terminal outcomes remain detectable when
Squads has reclaimed and closed the VaultTransaction and Proposal accounts.
Replace the requirement for live account reads to establish the outcome with
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missing account can't tell us which terminal state it was. If the proposal was executed, the order is in the order book and resolves itself. If it was rejected, we must fail the order. And it only covers this way of being unable to resolve. The same dead end exists for a proposal nobody votes on, and for an RPC that never recovers. All three want one thing: a deadline. So I think it's overcomplicated small improvement on the current moment
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@limitofzero That is a reasonable trade-off. A missing account does not establish whether the proposal was rejected. A deadline could also cover proposals that receive no votes and persistent RPC failures.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for deadline handling?
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For a vault, required still includes the zero-data reserve even though the executing member pays the fee. A vault with zero SOL can therefore be blocked from a full unwrap, although closing the WSOL account funds the vault. Adjust the unwrap balance check without removing the reserve from paths that need the vault to remain rent-exempt.
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Update the unwrap balance check associated with ownerPaysFees so a vault can
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For a vault, ignoreSponsor: true still excludes the execution fee. The displayed transaction cost can therefore omit the fee paid by the executing member. Include that fee in the total-cost estimate while keeping it out of the vault’s balance requirement.
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it's not fully true, actually most of the rend should be covered by vault balance here, I asked claude to create a table with each instruction and a payer:
So I adjusted only the signer fee other I left as it is
thank you! yes, it's better to keep into separate one
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Summary
Makes CoW Swap usable from a Solana multisig vault. A vault can now be quoted and approved, its orders are placed on the path it can actually complete, and the app reports what the members decided instead of hanging or claiming the wrong outcome.
Orders from a multisig are always self-paid. Sponsorship is impossible for a vault, not merely disabled — see below.
Details
The one idea behind all of it
A multisig never broadcasts the transaction it is handed. It files the instructions as a proposal for its members to vote on. Every bug fixed here came from some part of the app assuming otherwise — that the signature it got back proved the outcome.
Why a vault can never be sponsored
A sponsored order needs two things at once: the funder as fee payer, and
CreateOrderas a top-level instruction. A vault has no private key — its authority exists only inside a CPI — so itsCreateOrdercan only ever appear nested inVaultTransactionExecute. The two requirements are mutually exclusive, and the order book rejects the combination asWrongFeePayer, surfaced as "The fee payer must be the configured funder account".So the owner gate is a one-way veto: it can turn sponsoring off, never on. For a vault that means:
Limit orders were never sponsored —
canSponsoris passed only by the swap flow, and the limit branch takes no sponsor at all — so nothing changes for them beyond the vault now being able to place one. The displayed Tx cost follows the same predicate as the flow, so the screen stops promising FREE for a trade the vault will pay for.What changed
1. Derivation. Every associated-token-account derivation assumed an ordinary keypair, so a vault — a PDA, off the ed25519 curve — was rejected outright. A new helper is the single place the rationale lives, and the app's derivations route through it. The balances lib flips the flag inline, since it cannot import from the app.
2. Placement.
getIsSolanaSmartContractWallet(the Solana counterpart of EVM'sisSmartContractWalletAtom) routes program-owned owners to the self-paid path, and drives the displayed cost from the same predicate so the two cannot disagree.3. Outcome. The signature the app records identifies the filing, which confirms whether or not the proposal is ever executed. Both existing safety nets were disarmed by that, so a rejected proposal left the order creating forever. The proposal account is now read, and the order fails when the members reject it — shown as a proper rejection modal, the same component a wallet rejection uses.
4. Cancellation. The same problem in the more dangerous direction: a cancellation was marked Cancelled the moment its filing confirmed, before anyone had voted, leaving a live and fillable order behind a "Cancelled" label. Cancellations now wait for the proposal too, and a rejected one releases the orders back to open.
Why the derivation change is safe
allowOwnerOffCurvegates only the throw, not the derivation: the ATA PDA math is identical either way, so every on-curve owner resolves byte-for-byte as before and nothing about ordinary wallets changes. The guard's only real job was catching a token account passed where an owner belongs, which it cannot do reliably anyway, since a token account can itself be on-curve.The balances path was the quietest failure: its derivation sits inside a
try/catchmeant to isolate a malformed mint, so an off-curve owner made every token fall into that catch and report a zero balance for the whole list.Detection keys on the address being program-owned, not on a wallet brand, so any such owner routes the same way — not only Squads.
Risks
receiver === owner— so the "paste an ATA as recipient" case is unreachable.WrongFeePayer.@sqds/multisig(exact pin), lazy-loaded behind the multisig gate. Verified against a production build: its own 192K chunk, zero occurrences in the 5.9MB entry chunk, so ordinary wallets never fetch it.Verification
The Squads account layout and status values were read off live mainnet accounts rather than assumed, and cross-checked against the SDK's own types. The derived proposal address was confirmed end-to-end against a genuinely rejected order. Regression tests for the two subtlest fixes — the transaction-history path and the vault-transaction identification — were each confirmed to fail without their fix.
✅ AI Review (Claude Opus 5, worked ~15m): self-review of the full branch, no open blocking findings, one deferred nitpick
This is a self-review — I wrote this diff, so it is weaker evidence than an independent pass. Run over the full branch against
developat the current head. CodeRabbit has a summary but no line comments.Review scope
isSponsoredis derived from the gated value, so the recorded order cannot disagree with the path taken.checkStatushas two routes to "succeeded" — the recent status cache and thesearchTransactionHistoryfallback. Both go through the multisig resolver. Missing the second made an earlier version dead within ~60s of every send, so it is the first thing to attack.SpendingLimitUseis present in the test vault's own history, so this is not hypothetical.Findings from an independent pass, both fixed
onChainCancellation;solanaCancelOrderIdscomes only from "cancel all". The reason was threaded into the batch branch but not the single-order one, and all three new tests built the batch shape — so the branch users hit was unfixed and untested. Fixed, with a test on the right shape.deserializenever compares the discriminator, so identification rested on beet overrunning the buffer for every other account in the filing — including the Multisig account, which sits earlier in the key list. Now an explicit program-owner and discriminator check. Two regression tests, both confirmed to fail without it.Verified against reality rather than assumed
Merge-interaction checks (this branch merges
developthree times)developmoved thesponsordeclaration out of thetryblock for error reporting. Resolved by relocating the gate to the new declaration, which is also where it belongs semantically — the Sentry scope reads that variable, so a gate left lower down would report vault orders as sponsored when they actually went self-paid.developdeleted an export this branch added beside. Resolved by keeping ours and dropping the dead one; taking "ours" would have left the barrel pointing at a deleted file.Finding: [NITPICK] Test fixture seeds a vault key from a token-program constant — deferred
libs/balances-and-allowances/src/services/fetchSolanaTokenAccounts.test.ts:23VAULT_OWNERderives fromTOKEN_2022_PROGRAM_ID, which the same file uses elsewhere as an actual token program. Valid off-curve key, so the test is correct, but it reads as though a Token-2022 program owns the vault, and the case only exercises the classic-token-program branch.Verification
cowswap-frontend427 suites / 3321 tests pass, 1 skipped;balances-and-allowances139 tests pass;pnpm typecheckexit 0 repo-wide; lint exit 0Manual verification happened. The author drove a real Squads vault through placement, rejection and the resulting UI across several rounds. Three defects came out of that which no test caught: the gate bypassed by the history path, a stale preview being tested, and the rejection showing as a retitled progress bar instead of a modal.
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pr-reviewskill from the CoW Protocol skills repo.To test
Requires the SquadsX extension and a Squads vault on Solana. Also you should request a subscription to configure your extension(ctx). Every step below needs a second window on app.squads.so to vote on the proposal the app files.
Setup
SOL → USDC, and check the Tx cost row.Market order — approved
Market order — rejected
Limit order — approved, then rejected
Cancellation — approved
Cancellation — rejected (the important one)
Regression — ordinary wallet
Preview URLs
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