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chore(whitelist): add M0 swap facilities - #2514
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WalkthroughThe whitelist adds the M0 Swap Facility ChangesM0 Swap Facility whitelist
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- Line 4881: Update the `logoURI` entry in the whitelist configuration to use an
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M SwapFacility on 9 chains, PYUSDx SwapFacility where deployed.
PYUSDx extensions exist only on those chains.
Add PYUSDx facility on base/monad; drop linea/bsc (older M facility impl).
M0 upgraded both facilities on 2026-10-08, matching hyperevm/plasma/soneium.
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Which Linear task belongs to this PR?
https://linear.app/lifi-linear/issue/EXBE-545 (M0 protocol tool — swap facilities). The contracts analysis is in EXSC-881: the swap facilities need no facet, only a whitelist entry.
Why did I implement it this way?
M0's
SwapFacilityexposes one entry point,swap(address tokenIn, address tokenOut, uint256 amount, address recipient)(0x6e81221c). It pullstokenInfrommsg.senderand deliverstokenOuttorecipientat 1:1. It has no deadline, nonce, signature or native value. That's structurally a DEX call, so it runs throughGenericSwapFacetV3, the same way Superfluid does.0xb6807116b3b1b321a390594e31ecd6e0076f62780x0bc305e7e13113caed3f5486849e9518a1cc4173How this was checked:
eth_getCodeon all 9 networks. The PYUSDx facility is listed on M0 PYUSDx platform addresses for Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base and Monad, and has code on all four. linea and bsc were added after M0 upgraded their M SwapFacility on 2026-10-08 (linea0x2f00…46c4, bsc0x9635…04f3). The new implementation haspaused()and is byte-identical to hyperevm/plasma/soneium.to= the M SwapFacility and calldata starting with0x6e81221c.approvepayload first. That one isn't whitelisted, becauseLibSwapsets the Diamond's own approval toapproveTo.swap()only ever doestransferFrom(msg.sender, …). No caller-suppliedfromexists, so the selector can't be used against the Diamond's standing approvals.swap()from the Diamond on Base: USDC → AUSD and wM → AUSD get past theM_SWAPPER_ROLEgate and revert only on allowance. Raw$Mlegs revert withNotApprovedSwapper; the backend never routes those, because$Misn't in M0's asset list.Paired backend work (not yet opened as a PR): the
m0SwapFacilityprotocol, which stays off inENABLED_PROTOCOLSuntil this is synced. ThelogoURIpoints at the icon that still needs to be added to@lifi/types.Checklist before requesting a review
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