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Follow-up to the /developers QA round. Each reported issue is itemised below with its root cause, the commit that addresses it (or why it can't be addressed in this repo), and how to confirm it.

Two of the nine turned out to be the same underlying problem (CSP blocking the widget's RPC traffic), two are upstream widget/wagmi behaviour, and one was a Reown dashboard change rather than code (now done, see item 1). A later WalletConnect signing failure (item 10) was also CSP: the pinned WC allowlist dropped the hosts AppKit uses to deliver session requests. Widget stays on 0.9.0; 0.10.0 adds a deposit flow but doesn't touch any of these paths.

Host-side AppKit init (d7b2188) is walked back in 3604028. The widget now self-inits via walletConnectProjectId, matching widget.shapeshift.com. That drops the custom chain-icon / ShapeShift-RPC AppKit config, which was breaking WalletConnect signing.

1. Blank WalletConnect QR

Cause: the Reown project's allowed-origins list only contains dev-widget / widget / release-widget.shapeshift.com. The staging bundle ships the same project ID, so the relay closes the socket with 3000 Unauthorized: origin not allowed and no wc: URI is ever generated. Injected wallets don't go through the relay, which is why everything else worked.

Fix: dashboard, not code. https://website-frontend-develop.up.railway.app and https://shapeshift.com have now been added to the project's allowed domains (done 18 Sep). Documented in 28ed342 / f94c429, including a curl to check the current list; any new environment (PR previews, localhost) needs its own entry.

Confirm: open Connect → WalletConnect on staging. QR renders and the "Copy link" button yields a wc: URI. Console no longer shows the code: 3000 relay close. Confirmed locally with the browser origin pinned to the staging host: wc: URI generated, QR drawn, no relay rejection.

2. Swap confirmed on-chain but widget stuck on "Confirming Transaction"

Cause: the widget polls EVM status with viem clients pointed at api.<chain>.shapeshift.com (and viem's default RPCs for Monad/MegaETH/HyperEVM/Plasma/Katana). None were in connect-src, so every poll was CSP-blocked. The widget maps RPC errors to pending, so it retried forever with no error surfaced.

Fix: 4c6e823 adds those origins to the /developers CSP.

Confirm: connect an EVM wallet, execute a small swap (signing required). After the wallet returns the hash, DevTools network tab shows POST api.ethereum.shapeshift.com/api/v1/jsonrpc (or the sell chain's equivalent) returning 200 rather than (blocked:csp), and the widget reaches "Swap Complete" within a few blocks of the on-chain confirmation. To see the old failure without spending, load develop and check the same requests are blocked.

The "no way back to swap options" part is upstream: the widget's polling view has no reset button outside the deposit flow. Raised separately below.

3 & 4. Switching wallet network (eth → solana) looks like nothing is connected / address doesn't change

Cause: the widget's header button shows the address for the sell asset's chain (sendAddress in SwapWidget.tsx), not the wallet or namespace the user just picked in the AppKit modal. If the sell asset's namespace has no connection the header falls back to "Connect" (item 4); if it does, it keeps showing the old address (item 3). Picking a sell asset on the new network makes it catch up, which is what Maria observed.

Fix: none in this repo; it's widget behaviour. Reproduced on https://widget.shapeshift.com with the widget-rendered header (AppKit storage showed connected_namespaces = eip155,solana, active_namespace = solana, header still on the ETH address). Filed upstream as shapeshift/web#12681. A host-side remount with a new defaultSellAsset would reset in-progress input and can fire mid-execution, so I didn't do that.

5. Rabby address reappears after disconnect + refresh

Cause: reproduced with a mock wallet that (a) keeps dapp permissions after wallet_revokePermissions and (b) emits accountsChanged shortly after load, both of which Rabby does. wagmi's EIP-6963 connector re-arms its connect listener after a disconnect and reconnects on that event, clearing its own disconnected shim; AppKit syncs whatever wagmi reports. MetaMask honours the revoke, so it doesn't show the symptom.

Fix: none in this repo; reproduces on https://widget.shapeshift.com too, so it's AppKit/wagmi state rather than the embed. Filed upstream as shapeshift/web#12682. AppKit's enableReconnect: false would work around it here but forces a reconnect on every page load, so not taken.

6 & 8. BTC (MetaMask) and Solana balances not showing

Cause (BTC): mempool.space was CSP-blocked. Cause (SOL): the widget swallows balance errors and hides the row entirely; both its public-RPC fallback (api.mainnet-beta.solana.com) and the RPC AppKit hands it were candidates. I couldn't reproduce the SOL case locally with a Phantom mock (it succeeded via Reown's RPC), and the Jam logs are behind auth.

Fix: 4c6e823 allows mempool.space and the Solana fallback. The widget's own viem clients still hit api.<chain>.shapeshift.com for status/balances (*.shapeshift.com is in connect-src). We no longer point AppKit itself at those proxies (see item 10).

Confirm: connect MetaMask, select BTC as the sell asset → Balance: <amount> appears under the input and the network tab shows mempool.space/api/address/... 200. Select SOL → balance appears. Confirmed locally with mock Rabby/Phantom wallets: ETH, USDC and SOL balances render.

7. MegaETH / HyperEVM / Plasma / Katana show a globe in "Choose Network"

Cause: AppKit has no preset network images for those chain IDs.

Fix: none anymore. d7b2188 passed chainImages via a host-owned AppKit instance; that path broke WalletConnect signing (item 10), so 3604028 lets the widget own AppKit again. The globe is an AppKit gap; the widget's own chain sidebar still has the real icons.

9. Buy Crypto widget blank on staging

Cause: a real regression on develop, not the Railway URL. The Onramper frame-src lived in a route-level CSP in next.config.ts, which only ever took effect because the middleware's CSP header was lost on the /trade → /en/trade rewrite. #104 fixed that header loss, so the middleware's chatwoot-only frame-src now reaches /trade and overrides it. Prod still serves the old header (frame-src 'self' https://buy.onramper.com ...), staging serves the chatwoot one.

Fix: 7b2b9d6 moves the Onramper origins into the middleware CSP for /trade and /:lang/trade, and drops the dead CSP entries from next.config.ts (COOP header kept).

Confirm: curl -sI https://<staging>/trade | grep -i content-security-policy shows buy.onramper.com in frame-src; same for /en/trade; / does not. Load /trade and the Buy Crypto card renders the Onramper iframe instead of a broken-page glyph.

10. WalletConnect connects but never prompts to sign

Cause: /developers CSP listed exact WalletConnect hosts and missed echo.walletconnect.com and secure-mobile.walletconnect.* — the paths AppKit uses to deliver session requests (eth_chainId, eth_sendTransaction) to a mobile wallet. widget.shapeshift.com has no CSP, which is why the same widget works there. Host-owned AppKit with custom RPCs made this worse by diverging from the stock embed path.

Fix: 3604028 passes walletConnectProjectId and lets the widget initialise AppKit, and widens /developers connect-src / frame-src to *.walletconnect.org / *.walletconnect.com (plus wss and *.reown.com).

Confirm: on an allowed origin (not localhost unless it is added in the Reown dashboard), connect via WalletConnect and start a swap. The wallet receives the sign request; the widget does not fail with The method "eth_chainId" does not exist / is not available. Confirmed locally after the CSP change.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added guidance for configuring WalletConnect/Reown origin allowlists and content security requirements.
    • Expanded support for trade checkout integrations, including Onramper and additional wallet, network, and RPC services.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved loading behavior for the developer swap widget, reducing reliance on placeholder content.
    • Improved wallet connection and trade-page compatibility across supported environments.

0xApotheosis and others added 4 commits September 17, 2026 17:21
…n /developers

The widget polls EVM transaction status through viem clients pointed at
ShapeShift's per-chain RPC proxies (api.<chain>.shapeshift.com) and at
viem's default RPCs for Monad, MegaETH, HyperEVM, Plasma and Katana. It
reads Bitcoin balances and tx status from mempool.space, and falls back to
api.mainnet-beta.solana.com for Solana when AppKit has no connection.

None of those origins were in connect-src, so every status poll failed
and was retried forever (the widget maps RPC errors to 'pending'), leaving
a swap that had already confirmed on-chain stuck on 'Confirming
Transaction'. BTC and SOL balances failed the same way and rendered as
nothing.

Allow *.shapeshift.com so new chain proxies don't need a CSP change each
time, and list the remaining third-party RPCs explicitly.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
The Buy Crypto card on /trade embeds buy.onramper.com. Its frame-src
allowance lived in a route-level Content-Security-Policy header in
next.config.ts, which only ever took effect because the middleware's own
CSP header was being dropped on the /trade -> /en/trade rewrite. #104
fixed that header loss, so the middleware CSP (chatwoot-only frame-src)
now reaches /trade and replaces the next.config one, and the iframe is
blocked with a broken-page glyph on develop.

Move the Onramper origins into the middleware CSP, scoped to /trade with
or without a locale prefix, and drop the now-dead CSP entries from
next.config.ts (the COOP header there still does its job).

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…apeShift RPCs

Let the page own the Reown AppKit instance instead of the swap widget's
self-init. The widget documents this mode (it detects the singleton and
reuses its wagmi config), and it gives us two knobs the widget doesn't
expose:

- chainImages: AppKit has no preset icons for MegaETH, HyperEVM, Plasma
  or Katana, so its network picker showed a generic globe for them. Feed
  it the same icon set the widget draws in its own chain sidebar so both
  surfaces match.
- customRpcUrls: route wallet balance reads and the Solana connection
  through ShapeShift's RPC proxies (api.<chain>.shapeshift.com), the same
  endpoints the widget already uses for status polling, with Reown's
  Blockchain API kept as the fallback.

The network list, adapters and features mirror the widget's own
config/appkit.ts so wallet support is unchanged.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
The blank WalletConnect QR on staging is the relay rejecting the origin:
the Reown project's allowlist only contains the *-widget.shapeshift.com
demo hosts, and the same project ID is baked into the website bundle.
Nothing in this repo can fix that; document exactly what to add and how
to check the current list, and note the new host-owned AppKit init.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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The PR changes developer swap widget loading, documents Reown origin allowlisting, and moves trade and developer CSP source configuration into shared middleware route handling.

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Developer widget loading and allowlisting
app/[lang]/developers/_components/DevelopersSwapWidget.tsx, app/[lang]/developers/README.md
The swap widget uses static imports. The documentation describes Reown origin allowlisting, registered origins, and required CSP hosts.
Route-specific CSP ownership
middleware.ts, next.config.ts
Middleware reuses locale stripping for developer and trade routes, expands CSP sources, and permits trade iframe origins. Inline trade CSP headers are removed while same-origin-allow-popups remains.

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…signing

Host-side AppKit plus a pinned WC CSP dropped echo/secure-mobile hosts, so
session requests never reached the wallet. Match the stock embed path and
allow WalletConnect/Reown wildcards on /developers.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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🟡 Minor · Forward the nonce to the Next.js render request. · middleware.ts:188-189

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Forward the nonce to the Next.js render request.

NextResponse.next({ headers }) sets response headers only. app/layout.tsx reads x-nonce from the request headers and passes it to its inline next/script elements. Without request forwarding, those scripts render without a nonce, and the production developer CSP's 'strict-dynamic' can block them.

The widget component adds an inline <style>, not an inline <script>. This issue does not establish additional SDK bootstrap behavior.

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