feat(card): native Apple/Google Pay push provisioning via MeaWallet MPP - #2754
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One-tap add-to-wallet from the card screen, replacing the manual screenshot carousel on binaries that carry the MeaWallet MPP SDK: - iOS: PushProvisioningPlugin.swift (App target) drives initializeOemTokenization -> PKAddPaymentPassViewController -> completeOemTokenization. The proprietary xcframework is vendored by native-ios-postsync.js into CapApp-SPM only when MEAWALLET_NEXUS_USER/ PASSWORD are set; without it the plugin compiles to a canImport-fenced stub. mea_config is gitignored and bundled by a copy-if-present build phase. The payment-pass-provisioning entitlement is deliberately NOT added yet — it lands with the profile regen once Apple grants it. - Android: PushProvisioningPlugin.java in src/meawallet/java, compiled and registered (reflection in MainActivity) only when the Nexus credentials are present; GooglePay.push + checkWalletForCardSuffix, activity results forwarded via handleGooglePayActivityResult. - Web: push-provisioning.ts wrapper degrades to unavailable on web and on older binaries running OTA'd JS (Capgo rule); usePushProvisioning gates on the push-provisioning PostHog flag; YourCardScreen keeps the carousel as fallback. rainApi.getProvisioningData is step-up gated. - CI: release workflows pass the Nexus credentials and write mea_config from MEAWALLET_CONFIG_BASE64; all steps skip cleanly until the secrets are provisioned, so builds stay green meanwhile. Ships dark: no entitlement, no Google onboarding, flag off — the row behaves exactly as before until those land.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe PR adds feature-gated native Apple Pay and Google Pay provisioning. It adds the provisioning API contract, Capacitor bridge, React hook, card UI handling, analytics, translations, and mobile release SDK configuration. Wallet provisioning
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In @.github/workflows/android-release.yml:
- Around line 116-125: Remove the secrets-based if expression from the step in
.github/workflows/android-release.yml lines 116-125 and conditionally write
android/app/src/main/res/raw/mea_config inside the shell command only when
MEA_CONFIG is non-empty. Apply the same change to
.github/workflows/ios-release.yml lines 120-127, conditionally writing
ios/App/App/mea_config; both steps should retain the secret in their
environment.
In `@scripts/native-ios-postsync.js`:
- Around line 219-237: Update the Package.swift patching logic around the two
capPkg.replace calls to track whether each replacement actually changed the
manifest. Fail before writing when either the binaryTarget insertion or product
dependency insertion anchor is not matched, rather than only when both fail;
preserve the existing error-and-exit behavior.
In `@src/hooks/usePushProvisioning.ts`:
- Around line 34-35: Handle alreadyInWallet as a distinct provisioning state: in
src/hooks/usePushProvisioning.ts lines 34-35, update the availability assignment
in getPushProvisioningAvailability to require available and not alreadyInWallet;
in src/components/Card/YourCardScreen.tsx lines 47-51, replace the
walletAddFailed outcome with an informational already-added result when
alreadyInWallet is true.
In `@src/utils/__tests__/push-provisioning.test.ts`:
- Around line 27-29: Update the test setup around beforeEach to reset platform
mock implementations, not only call jest.clearAllMocks(), so mockIsIOSNative
cannot retain true between tests. Ensure the iOS and Android cases independently
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…t toast, test mocks - write-mea-config steps guard in-shell instead of a secrets-context if - postsync validates each CapApp-SPM patch anchor separately (a partial patch would silently stub the plugin instead of failing the build) - already-in-wallet plugin result no longer shows the failure toast - platform mocks reset per test (clearAllMocks keeps implementations)
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Rain requires Wallet Extensions for push-provisioning go-live (add-from-
Apple-Wallet flow, iOS 14+). Two new appex targets, created inert:
- PushProvisioningExtension (com.apple.PassKit.issuer-provisioning):
PKIssuerProvisioningExtensionHandler subclass; status() answers from
the app-group mirror (WalletExtensionCardStore, written by the plugin
on successful adds) within Apple's 100ms budget; SDK-touching paths
canImport-fenced like the plugin. Pass entries stay empty until the
extension credential path is designed (session sharing + step-up
policy for the extension context — flagged inline).
- PushProvisioningExtensionUI (issuer-provisioning.authorization):
device-owner auth (biometrics/passcode) via LocalAuthentication.
Deliberately NOT embedded in the App target: embedding requires per-
extension provisioning profiles and the payment-pass entitlement, which
don't exist until Apple's grant. Activation = embed both targets, add
the entitlement keys, add group.me.peanut.wallet to App.entitlements,
regenerate profiles. Registered in the Apple Developer portal today:
App IDs me.peanut.wallet.PushProvisioningExtension{,UI} and app group
group.me.peanut.wallet. Both extension App IDs must also be added to
associatedApplicationIdentifiers on the TSP side (via Rain).
Same signature, different Google flow: push() is Unified Push Provisioning, which Rain does not support yet; Rain's docs require the legacy flow. Google deprecates legacy end of 2026 — flip to push() once Rain confirms UPP support and the Google UPP onboarding is complete.
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Request changes: exact-head CI is red on the new extension versions, and Android permanently hides the native continuation for Google Pay tokens that need identity verification. Two smaller integration gaps also misclassify cancellation and leave the Wallet extensions outside the shipped app.
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MAJOR · ios/App/App.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj:367 · Keep every extension on the app marketing version
The four new extension build configurations use 1.0.0 while package.json and the App target use 1.0.53. The exact-head unit job fails marketing-version.test.js with expected 1.0.53 / received 1.0.0; the same job is green on the supplied base. Stamp every new MARKETING_VERSION to the package version (or run the existing stamping helper before committing) so the checked-in project passes its release invariant. -
MAJOR · android/app/src/meawallet/java/me/peanut/wallet/PushProvisioningPlugin.java:82 · Keep the Google Pay yellow-path continuation reachable
checkWalletForCardSuffix returns registered tokens in every state, including TOKEN_STATE_NEEDS_IDENTITY_VERIFICATION, but any non-empty list is labeled alreadyInWallet here. After a provisioning attempt enters yellow path, the next card-screen visit therefore hides the native action and sends the user to the screenshot carousel, so the SDK's required tokenize continuation can never run. Inspect each TokenInfo state: only treat a fully provisioned token as already added, and surface a pending state that resumes identity verification with tokenize. -
MINOR · android/app/src/meawallet/java/me/peanut/wallet/PushProvisioningPlugin.java:141 · Treat Google Pay sheet dismissal as cancellation
MeaWallet reports a user-closing the Google Pay flow through onFailure with OPERATION_CANCELLED_BY_USER, but this branch returns only a generic error. The hook then records CARD_ADD_TO_WALLET_FAILED and shows the red failure toast instead of taking its existing quiet canceled path. Map that MppError code to { added: false, canceled: true }; reserve error for actual failures. -
MINOR · ios/App/App.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj:253 · Embed or defer the Wallet extension targets
These products are added only to PBXProject.targets. The App target still has no target dependencies or Embed App Extensions/PBXCopyFilesBuildPhase, while the release workflow archives only the App scheme. Consequently neither .appex is built into the IPA, the Wallet-originated code cannot run, and CI never compiles it. Either wire both extensions as embedded App dependencies with their signing inputs, or remove the scaffold until that go-live work is ready. -
MAJOR · src/hooks/usePushProvisioning.ts:42 · [claude-opus] usePushProvisioning ships with no hook test
CONTRIBUTING.md:506 — "if code moves money or mutates shared state, it needs a test before merge" — and CONTRIBUTING.md:519 — "Every custom hook that fetches data, gates a flow, or holds persistent state needs a test. Pattern: useSendMoney.test.ts".usePushProvisioningdoes all three: it POSTs to a step-up-protected endpoint that hands back PAN-equivalent MeaWallet credentials, drives a provider-side card tokenization (shared state at Rain/MeaWallet, closed out by the card_tokenized webhook), and gates which menu row the user sees. The PR testssrc/utils/push-provisioning.ts(the thin plugin wrapper) but there is nosrc/hooks/__tests__/usePushProvisioning.test.ts, and the analogous step-up + rate-limited hook already has one (src/hooks/__tests__/useCardReveal.test.ts), so the pattern exists.
Exact untested cases:
nativeAvailableis true only whenavailable && !alreadyInWallet(usePushProvisioning.ts:20) — a card already in the wallet must keep the manual carousel row.- After a successful add, and after an
alreadyInWalletresult,setNativeAvailable(false)flips the row back to the carousel (line 63) — the only thing preventing a second provisioning attempt on the same card. rainApi.getProvisioningDatathrowing (429RainCardRateLimitError, 409CARD_PROVISIONING_BILLING_MISSING) must resolve to{ added: false, error }and fire CARD_ADD_TO_WALLET_FAILED rather than reject — YourCardScreen'shandleAddToWallethas no try/catch and would surface an unhandled rejection instead of the error toast if this contract ever changes.
Fix: add src/hooks/__tests__/usePushProvisioning.test.ts with the util and @/services/rain mocked, covering those three cases plus the flag-off / web path where the plugin is never touched.
- MAJOR · src/services/rain.ts:743 · [claude-opus] POST /rain/cards/{cardId}/provisioning-data has no counterpart on peanut-api-ts's policy branch
rainApi.getProvisioningDatacallsPOST /rain/cards/${cardId}/provisioning-datawith{ wallet: 'apple' | 'google' }and expects{ cardId, cardSecret, last4, network, cardholderName?, billingAddress{line1,line2?,city,region,postalCode,countryCode} }. That route does not exist anywhere in the pinned peanut-api-ts checkout — no handler undersrc/routes/rain/, and nocardSecretsymbol insrc/ortest/at all. The other rain surfaces this PR leans on do exist there (src/rain/billing.ts,src/rain/tokenization-events.ts,src/log/posthog.tscard_tokenized), and the co-synced/user/crisp-tokenaddition in api.openapi.json does resolve tosrc/routes/user/crisp-token.ts, so the sync is otherwise clean and this one route is genuinely the missing half.
My peanut-api-ts checkout is pinned to its policy branch and contains no open pull requests, so the backend half is almost certainly an open PR I cannot see — this is stated as a dependency, not a claim that the author forgot it. Nothing here breaks peanut-api-ts itself; the exposure is one-directional and ordering-only.
Practical note on the flag: PUSH_PROVISIONING_FLAG is read with { nonProdBypass: true }, and isFeatureFlagEnabled (src/utils/featureFlag.utils.ts:26) returns true unconditionally off the prod domain. So prod is safe until the flag flips, but every staging/preview/local native build will attempt this call as soon as this merges and will 404 into the generic "Couldn't add the card" toast unless the backend PR is deployed to staging first. Fix: land/deploy the backend route before or with this, or note the required merge order on the PR.
- MINOR · src/utils/push-provisioning.ts:9 · [claude-opus] product/ still says Peanut has no native push provisioning
Product truth and the code will disagree the moment this flag flips.product/card.md:215states: "Apple Pay / Google Pay: users add the card manually in the wallet app — there is no native push provisioning yet", andproduct/quick-ref.md:126repeats "Add to Apple Pay / Google Pay manually." This PR ships exactly that native one-tap provisioning (MeaWallet MPP), andproduct/support-answers/card-virtual-apple-google-pay.md— whose troubleshooting is written entirely around the manual Wallet-app add — is derived from the same section.
The code is right and the docs are stale, not the other way round. It is minor rather than major only because PUSH_PROVISIONING_FLAG is off in prod until the Apple entitlement and Google onboarding land, so no user-facing promise is broken today. Fix: update product/card.md § Card features + § Wallet provisioning and product/quick-ref.md:126 via the update-content path when the flag goes on in prod, and re-check the support answer's "add it manually" steps at the same time. The Apple-Account-region gate (100 regions) is unaffected by this change and stays correct.
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- Supplied repository, PR number, trusted author, dev base ref, exact base SHA, exact head SHA, and merge base all match the immutable review target.
- Web feature-flag gating, old-binary degradation, step-up provisioning-data fetch, no-store handling, success/failure UI, and analytics were traced.
- Android SDK initialization, wallet lookup, legacy pushCard lifecycle, activity-result forwarding, address mapping, and credential-gated Gradle source/dependency wiring were checked against MeaWallet's official MPP documentation.
- iOS in-app initialization/completion, PassKit availability and dismissal handling, config vendoring, app-group store, and Wallet-extension target structure were traced against Apple and MeaWallet documentation.
- Release workflows keep SDK/config artifacts out of git and pass credentials through environment variables; no actionable secret-exposure or command-injection path was found.
- The paired backend implementation was not present in the sibling policy checkout; the frontend call was checked against the regenerated exact-head OpenAPI contract instead.
- Exact-head typecheck, eslint, format, e2e, report, and review checks passed; unit and aggregate ci-success failed only on the PR-added Xcode marketing-version mismatch. The supplied base's unit and aggregate checks were green.
- Local Jest was not repeated because the detached worktree has no node_modules; git diff --check is clean.
- Correctness, security, adversarial, and slop passes found no other actionable defect in the changed web, native, workflow, or generated-contract surfaces.
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Third opinion by claude-opus: 3 finding(s), marked with the model name. It answers only product truth, missing tests and the cross-repo contract, so treat its findings as advice.
Exact head: e075697cbe8b · Context: repo, provider documentation · Took 15m
… versions - MARKETING_VERSION on the four new extension build configurations was 1.0.0 while package.json and the App target are 1.0.53, so the checked-in project failed scripts/__tests__/marketing-version.test.js. Stamped with the existing scripts/marketing-version helper. - checkWalletForCardSuffix returns tokens in every state, so any registered token — including one stuck in TOKEN_STATE_NEEDS_IDENTITY_VERIFICATION — read as alreadyInWallet and permanently hid the native row, which is the only way to finish the ID&V challenge. Only ACTIVE/SUSPENDED now count as provisioned, and addCard looks the token up first: a yellow-path or pending token resumes through GooglePay.tokenize(), an active one resolves alreadyInWallet, anything else (and any lookup failure) falls through to the normal pushCard. - MeaWallet reports a dismissed Google Pay sheet as a failure carrying MppErrorCode.OPERATION_CANCELLED_BY_USER; it now maps to the JS layer's quiet canceled path instead of the red failure toast. - Added the usePushProvisioning hook test CONTRIBUTING.md requires, covering availability gating, the flag/web short-circuit, the flip back to the manual carousel, cancellation, and the provisioning-data failure contract.
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The backend counterpart is still absent from the policy branch, native availability mishandles Apple Watch-only and Google-Wallet-missing states, and the Wallet extensions remain non-shipping scaffolding. Exact-head CI is green.
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MAJOR · src/services/rain.ts:743 · Land the provisioning-data backend counterpart
This client still POSTs /rain/cards/{cardId}/provisioning-data, but the current peanut-api-ts policy branch has no such route and the linked companion PR #1366 is closed without merge. If the launch flag is enabled after this UI lands, every native tap completes step-up and then gets a 404 instead of opening the wallet sheet. Land a dev-targeted backend endpoint matching this generated contract before rollout, or keep the client contract out until the pair can ship together. -
MINOR · ios/App/App.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj:257 · Embed or defer the Wallet extension targets
The two new extension targets are only listed as project targets: the App target has no target dependencies and no Embed App Extensions copy phase, so an App archive contains neither .appex. The scaffold is also not rollout-ready: the main app lacks the group.me.peanut.wallet entitlement/config sharing and passEntries still returns an empty list. Remove these targets from this PR until the follow-up, or wire embedding, signing, app-group/config access, and functional entries together. -
MINOR · ios/App/App/PushProvisioningPlugin.swift:78 · Keep Apple Watch provisioning reachable
Availability correctly stays true when the card is already on the iPhone but can still be added to a paired Watch, yet addCard later checks only canAddSecureElementPass for the local device. In that state this branch resolves alreadyInWallet and the hook hides the native row, so the Watch-only target can never be selected. Only resolve alreadyInWallet when both local and remote checks are false, or let the pass request configuration filter already-provisioned devices. -
MINOR · android/app/src/meawallet/java/me/peanut/wallet/PushProvisioningPlugin.java:68 · Gate the Google Pay row on Wallet installation
isAvailable checks the SDK config and initialization but never calls MeaWallet's isWalletAvailable(context). On an Android device without Google Wallet, the suffix lookup either returns no token or reaches the onFailure branch that deliberately reports available=true; the UI then replaces the manual flow with a one-tap action that fetches PAN-equivalent credentials and can only fail. Return unavailable before the lookup when Google Wallet is not installed. -
MAJOR · src/services/rain.ts:745 · [claude-opus] POST /rain/cards/{cardId}/provisioning-data does not exist in peanut-api-ts
rainApi.getProvisioningData(src/services/rain.ts:745) POSTs to/rain/cards/${cardId}/provisioning-data, and the route plus its 200/404/409/429/500/503 shapes were added to src/types/api.openapi.json and src/types/api.generated.ts:8956. The pinned peanut-api-ts policy branch has no such route: src/routes/rain/cards.ts registers only activate, lock, cancel, cancellation-feedback, PATCH /rain/cards/:cardId, physical-waitlist and limits, and a grep forprovisioning-data,cardSecretormeawalletacross peanut-api-ts/src returns nothing. So the generated types were produced against a backend branch that is not in this checkout — the backend half is almost certainly an open PR this review cannot see, which is why this is major rather than blocking. Concretely at risk if the pair does not land together: the frontend would get a 404 on every tap of the native wallet row, and theCARD_PROVISIONING_BILLING_MISSING409 code and the 429 → RainCardRateLimitError mapping documented in the rain.ts docblock have no verified server-side source. Fix: confirm the peanut-api-ts PR defines the exact same path,{wallet: 'apple'|'google'}body, response fields (cardId, cardSecret, last4, network, cardholderName?, billingAddress with line1/city/region/postalCode/countryCode required) and the 409 code string, and merge the backend first. -
MINOR · src/utils/push-provisioning.ts:9 · [claude-opus] product/ still says wallet add is manual-only and names Fidesmo as the tokenisation partner
product/card.md:215 states flatly "users add the card manually in the wallet app — there is no native push provisioning yet", and product/quick-ref.md:126 repeats "Add to Apple Pay / Google Pay manually." This PR ships exactly that native path (src/utils/push-provisioning.ts, usePushProvisioning, native iOS/Android plugins). Separately, product/card.md:119 records as a "confirmed fact" that Rain's tokenisation partner is Fidesmo, with Apple/Google Pay push-provisioning listed as an open target surface (card.md:127) — but the shipped integration is MeaWallet MPP, with Rain handing back MeaWallet cardId/cardSecret credentials. The code is the right side here: it is the actual integration. product/ is stale and is what support answers from, so a user asking "can I add the card in one tap?" or "who tokenises my card?" gets a wrong answer once the flag flips. Note the flow is gated behind thepush-provisioningPostHog flag withnonProdBypass: true, so the docs are not wrong for prod users today — hence minor. Fix: update product/card.md § Using the card, § Tokenisation and product/quick-ref.md via the update-content path, ideally at the same time the flag is enabled in prod.
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- Exact-head CI is fully complete and green, including unit, typecheck, eslint, format, native-export, analyze, and aggregate ci-success.
- P1 is fixed: App and both extension Debug/Release configurations now use marketing version 1.0.53.
- P2 and P3 are fixed: yellow/pending Google Pay tokens resume through tokenize, and OPERATION_CANCELLED_BY_USER maps to the quiet canceled result.
- P5 is fixed by the new hook suite covering platform/flag gating, success, already-in-wallet, cancellation, fetch failure, and Android selection.
- Reviewed the step-up/no-store client path, credential/config workflow handling, native bridge registration, generated OpenAPI shape, and absence of card-secret logging.
- Checked current product truth: manual wallet provisioning remains the shipped behavior while this feature is dark and incomplete.
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Third opinion by claude-opus: 2 finding(s), marked with the model name. It answers only product truth, missing tests and the cross-repo contract, so treat its findings as advice.
Exact head: 5411f1ddc0a4 · Context: repo, other-repo, product, provider-docs · Took 15m
- iOS addCard resolved alreadyInWallet on the local check alone, so a card already on the iPhone but still addable to a paired Watch hid the native row — the only way to reach the Watch. Require both canAddSecureElementPass and canAddRemoteSecureElementPass to be false, matching what isAvailable already does with the account-number suffix. - Android isAvailable never checked whether Google Wallet is installed. Without it the suffix lookup finds no token (or hits the deliberately permissive onFailure branch) and reports the card as addable, so the UI replaced the manual carousel with a one-tap action that fetches PAN-equivalent credentials and can only fail. Gate on GooglePay.isWalletAvailable before the lookup.
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Two prior gaps remain in the unfinished iOS extension packaging and canonical product documentation, and the release workflows cannot represent platform-specific Nexus credentials. The in-app provisioning flow and the other previously raised native-path issues are fixed at this head.
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MAJOR · .github/workflows/ios-release.yml:203 · Use platform-specific Nexus secret names
The trusted PR description says separate iOS and Android Nexus credentials exist and may differ, but both release workflows read the same GitHub Environment secret names. A Production environment can hold only one value for each name, so configuring the iOS credentials also sends them to Android (or vice versa); when the provider credentials differ, one SDK download fails authentication and that platform cannot release with provisioning enabled. Use distinct iOS and Android Nexus secret names in the two workflows. -
MINOR · ios/App/App.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj:257 · Embed or defer the Wallet extension targets
These lines only register the two .appex targets in the project. The App target still has no dependency on either target and no Embed App Extensions copy phase, soxcodebuild -scheme App archivenever places them in App.app/PlugIns and Wallet cannot discover them. The shared store also namesgroup.me.peanut.wallet, which is absent from the containing app's entitlements. Either fully embed, sign, and wire the targets (including the app-group entitlement and SDK/config), or leave the unfinished extension scaffolding for the follow-up that makes it functional. -
MINOR · src/utils/push-provisioning.ts:9 · Reconcile the canonical provisioning documentation
This code establishes MeaWallet MPP as the staged native push-provisioning integration, whileproduct/card.mdstill identifies Fidesmo as the provider, calls the target and status open, and says native push provisioning does not exist. Even while the user-facing flag remains off, the canonical architecture and integration status are stale, so support and launch work can plan against the wrong provider. Update the product page to distinguish current manual behavior from the dark-shipped MeaWallet path and its gates, or document how Fidesmo remains in the chain. -
MINOR · src/utils/push-provisioning.ts:9 · [claude-opus] product/ still says wallet add is manual-only and names Fidesmo as the tokenisation partner
product/card.md:215 states 'users add the card manually in the wallet app — there is no native push provisioning yet. (Tokenisation/Fidesmo above is a stub, not a shipped wallet feature.)', product/card.md:119 names Fidesmo as Rain's tokenisation partner with the target surface 'to be confirmed', and product/quick-ref.md:126 says 'Add to Apple Pay / Google Pay manually.' This PR integrates MeaWallet MPP for one-tap Apple/Google Pay provisioning, so product/ is the side that is out of date on the partner for the mobile-wallet surface — support answers currently tell users the tokenisation partner is Fidesmo. The user-visible half is still accurate today because PUSH_PROVISIONING_FLAG is off in prod (src/utils/push-provisioning.ts:9) and the row falls back to the manual carousel, which is why this is minor rather than major. Fix: when the flag flips, update product/card.md:119/215 and product/quick-ref.md:126 via the update-content skill — name MeaWallet MPP as the mobile push-provisioning path, keep Fidesmo scoped to the NFC/wearable surface if that is still true, and keep the Apple-Account-region gate (card.md:221 onwards) unchanged, since the native check correctly falls back to the carousel where canAddPaymentPass is false.
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- MAJOR · src/services/rain.ts:743 · [claude-opus] POST /rain/cards/{cardId}/provisioning-data has no counterpart in peanut-api-ts — this review checked it and does not believe it. No task filed.
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- Confirmed the detached worktree head, merge base, trusted author, and dev base against the supplied SHAs and PR metadata.
- Traced the web hook, Rain service boundary, Capacitor wrapper, iOS PassKit flow, Android Google Pay flow, and credential-gated native build wiring.
- Confirmed prior fixes for extension marketing versions, Android yellow-path continuation and cancellation, Google Wallet installation gating, Apple Watch reachability, and hook coverage.
- Checked the backend policy-branch sibling: the endpoint is absent there, but this PR explicitly identifies a paired open backend PR and the review checkout intentionally excludes open companion changes, so policy-branch absence is not evidence of a missing counterpart.
- Reviewed canonical card product documentation and found the provider and staged native-integration description still stale.
- Exact-head unit, typecheck, lint, format, native-export, design-system, preview, provenance, and aggregate CI checks passed; analyze was still running when checked.
- Local targeted Jest execution was unavailable because this detached worktree has no installed dependencies; exact-head CI's unit job passed instead.
- Checked Apple extension packaging requirements against Apple's Xcode documentation: embedded targets require containing-app dependencies and a Copy Files embedding phase.
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Third opinion by claude-opus: 2 finding(s), marked with the model name. It answers only product truth, missing tests and the cross-repo contract, so treat its findings as advice.
Exact head: 0e2800aafbfa · Context: repo, product, backend-policy, ci, web · Took 12m
MeaWallet issues separate iOS and Android Nexus credentials, but both release workflows read the same MEAWALLET_NEXUS_USER/PASSWORD Environment secrets. An Environment holds one value per name, so provisioning one platform's pair would overwrite the other's and fail that platform's SDK download — leaving it unable to release with provisioning enabled. Read _IOS / _ANDROID names instead; the env vars the postsync script and gradle consume are unchanged.
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The latest commits fix the version, Android continuation/cancellation, Wallet availability, Apple Watch, and per-platform secret findings. Four actionable gaps remain before native provisioning can be enabled: the backend route is not deployed, the iOS Wallet extensions are not packaged, canonical product truth is stale, and Android initiates provisioning from a custom row instead of Google's required Wallet asset.
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MAJOR · src/services/rain.ts:745 · Land the provisioning-data backend before enabling the flag
The native action always POSTs this route before opening either wallet sheet, but the named companion API PR #1366 is closed without merge and the current API policy checkout has no provisioning-data route. With the SDK and feature flag enabled, a tap therefore completes step-up, receives a 404, and only shows the generic failure toast. Land and deploy the backend endpoint (then regenerate these types from that deployed contract) before this flag can be opened. -
MINOR · ios/App/App.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj:257 · Package or defer the Wallet extension targets
The project lists both extension targets, but the App target still has no Embed App Extensions copy phase or target dependencies, so neither .appex is included in the archive and Apple Wallet cannot discover it. The containing app also lacks the new app-group entitlement, while the config/SDK wiring is app-only. Either finish the containing-app embedding, signing, shared-group, config, and SDK linkage, or remove these targets from this PR and land them in the follow-up that makes the extension functional. -
MINOR · src/utils/push-provisioning.ts:9 · Reconcile the canonical provisioning documentation
The canonical product source still says wallet addition is manual-only, describes Fidesmo as the tokenisation integration, and leaves the target surface/status unsettled, while this code establishes a MeaWallet MPP native path. That remains operationally misleading for rollout and support even while the flag is dark. Land the corresponding mono product update describing the new integration and its disabled-until-ready gates before enabling it. -
MINOR · src/components/Card/YourCardScreen.tsx:139 · Use the official Add to Google Wallet asset
On Android this newly clickable custom ProfileMenuItem (generic wallet icon, app typography, and arrow) directly starts the Google Wallet provisioning API. MeaWallet's issuer guidance and Google's Wallet brand rules require the supplied, unmodified localized Add to Google Wallet button for that action; the current control can fail onboarding/brand review. Render the official Android asset with its required sizing and clear space for the native action, or keep routing this row to the manual instructions until that UI is ready.
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- Verified detached HEAD, exact base SHA, and merge base against the supplied values.
- Exact-head unit, typecheck, eslint, format, native-export, design-system, preview, provenance, and backend-baseline checks passed; analyze/report were still in progress at review time.
- All six App/extension MARKETING_VERSION values match, and the postsync stamp updates every build configuration (P1 fixed).
- Android keeps pending/identity-verification tokens reachable, maps user dismissal to cancellation, and gates the row on Google Wallet installation (P2, P3, and P8 fixed).
- iOS checks both local and remote secure-element eligibility, preserving paired-Watch provisioning (P7 fixed).
- iOS and Android release workflows now map their platform-specific Nexus secret names (P9 fixed).
- PAN-equivalent provisioning values are passed directly to native code and are not logged by the changed frontend/native paths.
- Local Jest execution was unavailable because this detached worktree has no node_modules; exact-head CI unit tests passed.
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Third opinion by claude-opus: 0 finding(s), marked with the model name. It answers only product truth, missing tests and the cross-repo contract, so treat its findings as advice.
Exact head: a9f5595968b5 · Context: repo, sibling_repo, product, provider_docs, ci · Took 12m
Chip raised this four rounds running: both .appex targets were registered in the project but nothing embedded them, so `xcodebuild -scheme App archive` never placed them in App.app/PlugIns and Wallet could not discover them. The containing app also lacked the app group the extensions read. - App.entitlements / AppRelease.entitlements: add group.me.peanut.wallet alongside the OneSignal group. The App ID now carries both (Apple portal), and the regenerated app profile includes them. - project.pbxproj: PBXTargetDependency on both extensions, an Embed App Extensions copy phase (dstSubfolderSpec 13 = PlugIns) running after the MeaWallet config copy, and Manual signing on both extension Release configs with their own PROVISIONING_PROFILE_SPECIFIER. Signing settings live in the project, not on the xcodebuild command line — global settings leak onto the SwiftPM dependency targets and fail the archive. - ios-release.yml: install all three profiles instead of one and name all three bundle IDs in ExportOptions. A manual-signed archive needs a profile for every embedded bundle, so a missing extension profile fails the whole archive; the step now says that outright rather than failing in xcodebuild. Also assert the app profile actually carries group.me.peanut.wallet — a profile predating that capability signs fine but leaves the extension unable to read what the app writes. Apple portal (Squirrel Labs, PW388G893L): App Groups enabled on both extension App IDs, group.me.peanut.wallet added to me.peanut.wallet, and App Store profiles created for both extensions. The app profile was regenerated because the capability change invalidated it; all three secrets were updated. passEntries still returns empty — it needs an extension-usable auth path and the backend decision on step-up in that context. The extensions ship inert but correctly packaged, and no longer break the archive.
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Found a credentialed Android compile failure and three still-open rollout, branding, and product-documentation issues. Exact-head CI is green, but its native job does not compile the credential-gated MeaWallet source set.
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MAJOR · android/app/src/meawallet/java/me/peanut/wallet/PushProvisioningPlugin.java:157 · Qualify the TapAndPay token-state constants
getTokenState()is an integer (the same value is passed toisProvisioned(int)above), but these switch arms use bareTOKEN_STATE_*names with no static import or local declaration. The credential-less native CI omits this source set, so it stays green; the first build with MeaWallet credentials fails javac before producing an AAB. Prefix each case withTapAndPay.(or add explicit static imports) and add a credentialed compile gate. -
MAJOR · src/services/rain.ts:745 · Deploy the provisioning endpoint before enabling this client
The client now POSTs this route, and the feature flag usesnonProdBypass: true. Companion API PR #1425 contains the contract but is still open, so the policy branch does not serve it yet; landing this UI first makes supported native non-production builds fetch credentials from a 404 and show the generic failure toast. Merge and deploy #1425 before this head, or remove the bypass/keep the client gate closed until the route is live. -
MINOR · src/components/Card/YourCardScreen.tsx:140 · Use Google's official Add to Wallet asset
On Android the native provisioning launcher still renders the generic wallet icon plus locally styled text. Google's current Wallet brand rules require the official, unmodified, localized Add to Google Wallet button whenever an app initiates this flow. Replace the Android native action with Google's supplied XML/SVG/PNG asset and retain an accessible label; the manual-carousel fallback can keep the generic row. -
MINOR · src/utils/push-provisioning.ts:9 · Reconcile the canonical wallet-provisioning documentation
This code establishes MeaWallet native push provisioning, while canonicalproduct/card.mdstill says wallet addition is manual-only, leaves push provisioning's target/status open, and identifies Fidesmo as the tokenisation partner. That contradiction will feed stale product and support answers once this ships. Update the canonical card/provider material and dependent support/observability notes to distinguish the dark rollout from the intended go-live stack. -
MINOR · src/utils/push-provisioning.ts:9 · [claude-opus] product/card.md still says wallet add is manual-only and names Fidesmo as the tokenisation partner
product/card.md:215 states "users add the card manually in the wallet app — there is no native push provisioning yet", and lines 7, 24, 113 and 115 recordtokenization_provider: fidesmoas Rain's tokenisation partner. This PR ships native Apple/Google Pay push provisioning through MeaWallet MPP (src/utils/push-provisioning.ts, the iOS/Android plugins, and the new provisioning-data call). The code is right and the doc is stale — support-answer text derived from card.md would tell a user the feature does not exist and would name the wrong tokenisation vendor. It is minor because thepush-provisioningflag keeps this off in prod until the Apple entitlement and Google onboarding land, so the doc is not yet wrong for real users. Fix: update product/card.md (the Tokenisation section, thetokenization_providerfront-matter key, and the Apple Pay / Google Pay bullet at line 215) via the update-content path when the flag is enabled; the separate 100-region Apple Account gate documented at lines 221-247 still applies to push provisioning and should stay.
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- MAJOR · src/services/rain.ts:745 · [claude-opus] POST /rain/cards/{cardId}/provisioning-data has no route in peanut-api-ts — this review checked it and does not believe it. No task filed.
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- Verified the supplied detached worktree is exactly the requested head and that its merge base is the supplied dev base SHA.
- Exact-head CI completed successfully: aggregate, unit, typecheck, lint, format, analyze, native-export, design-system, and preview checks are green.
- The native-export check is credential-less and does not compile android/app/src/meawallet/java; local focused Jest tests were unavailable because the detached worktree has no installed dependencies.
- The iOS postsync now stamps every MARKETING_VERSION, and the archive command overrides version/build settings for all embedded targets.
- Both Wallet extension targets are now app dependencies, embedded in the app bundle, manually signed, and mapped in ExportOptions; GitHub did not permit reading secret-name metadata to confirm the new profiles are provisioned.
- Apple Watch addability, Google Wallet installation gating, yellow-path resume logic, and sheet-dismissal cancellation handling are present at this head.
- Companion API PR #1425's exact head implements the step-up-authenticated, rate-limited, no-store provisioning-data route, but it remains unmerged.
- The release workflow uses platform-specific MeaWallet Nexus secret names and avoids printing credential values.
- Reviewed PAN-equivalent credential handling, native plugin registration, app-group storage, wallet extension entitlements, release signing, failure paths, and exact-head diff hygiene.
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Third opinion by claude-opus: 2 finding(s), marked with the model name. It answers only product truth, missing tests and the cross-repo contract, so treat its findings as advice.
Exact head: 2d9869298e15 · Context: repo, product, sibling, ci, provider-docs · Took 14m
…oyed The flag was read with nonProdBypass, which returns true unconditionally off the prod domain. peanut-api-ts#1425 is still open, so every staging, preview and local native build would send a tap through step-up into a 404 and the generic failure toast. Drop the bypass; the flag now has to be turned on explicitly, and the bypass goes back when the route is live. Also name the two same-named getTokenState() methods the plugin uses, so the int and the enum are not read as one type.
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The earlier native-flow, packaging, versioning, and undeployed-backend defects are fixed. Two minor release/brand issues remain.
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MINOR · src/components/Card/YourCardScreen.tsx:139 · Use Google's supplied Wallet button
When native provisioning is available on Android, this new branch directs the user to save a payment card with a generic wallet icon and app-localized text. Google's Wallet brand guidance requires the supplied, localized Add to Google Wallet asset and says not to create a custom button, so this CTA can fail the go-live brand review. Render Google's official asset for the Android native action while keeping the iOS treatment separate. -
MINOR · android/app/build.gradle:105 · Gate the Android SDK on both credentials
If MEAWALLET_NEXUS_USER is configured but MEAWALLET_NEXUS_PASSWORD is missing, this condition enables the MeaWallet source set and private dependencies, while android/build.gradle omits the Nexus repository because it requires both values. The next Android build then fails dependency resolution instead of producing the documented stubbed build. Derive one shareduser && passwordgate (or fail early with an explicit configuration error) and use it for both repository and dependency setup. -
MINOR · src/utils/push-provisioning.ts:9 · [claude-opus] product/card.md contradicts the shipped wallet-provisioning path
Product truth and this code now disagree, and the doc is the side that is wrong.
product/card.md:215 states: "Apple Pay / Google Pay: users add the card manually in the wallet app — there is no native push provisioning yet. (Tokenisation/Fidesmo above is a stub, not a shipped wallet feature.)" card.md:24 records tokenization_provider: fidesmo # Rain's tokenisation partner (NOT a direct Peanut integration), and the Tokenisation section (card.md:113-131) repeats that we hold no tokenisation contract and call no tokenisation API, listing "Apple / Google Pay push-provisioning" as an open, unsettled target surface.
This PR ships exactly that: a first-party MeaWallet MPP integration in both binaries (ios/App/App/PushProvisioningPlugin.swift, android/app/src/meawallet/java/me/peanut/wallet/PushProvisioningPlugin.java, MeaWallet Nexus credentials wired into both release workflows) plus a Peanut-owned credential endpoint we call directly (src/services/rain.ts:740 — POST /rain/cards/{cardId}/provisioning-data, returning a MeaWallet cardId/cardSecret pair). MeaWallet is not mentioned anywhere in /home/chip/mono/product/ or /home/chip/mono/content/.
The consequence is not cosmetic: product/support-answers/card-virtual-apple-google-pay.md declares sources: [product/card.md], so support currently answers "add it manually" and attributes tokenisation failures to Rain/Fidesmo. Once the push-provisioning flag is turned on for a cohort, those answers are wrong for exactly the users most likely to write in.
Fix (in mono, not in this repo): update card.md:215 to describe native one-tap provisioning as flag-gated with the manual carousel as fallback; correct or qualify tokenization_provider and the Tokenisation section for the MPP path (a MeaWallet-provisioned token is a direct Peanut integration, unlike the Fidesmo-via-Rain stub); and re-validate support-answers/card-virtual-apple-google-pay.md. Nothing here needs to block the merge while the flag is off, but the doc update should land before the flag is enabled for any cohort.
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- Pinned worktree HEAD and merge base match the supplied head and base SHAs.
- Android yellow-path continuation, Wallet-install gating, cancellation mapping, activity-result forwarding, and TapAndPay versus MeaWallet token-state types.
- iOS paired-Watch reachability, extension embedding/dependencies/signing, app-group access, and marketing versions.
- The provisioning API is still absent from the policy-branch backend and companion PR #1425 is open, but this head removed nonProdBypass and the PostHog flag fails closed, so the undeployed route is no longer reached by default.
- Canonical product docs still correctly describe the currently deployed manual flow; Fidesmo as Rain's tokenization partner does not conflict with MeaWallet as this client's provisioning SDK.
- Google's current official Wallet brand guidance requires its supplied Add to Google Wallet asset for save-card actions.
- Exact-head aggregate, unit, analyze, typecheck, lint, format, native-export, provenance, and preview checks passed; ds-shots was still running. Focused local Jest could not start because this detached worktree has no installed Jest binary.
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Third opinion by claude-opus: 1 finding(s), marked with the model name. It answers only product truth, missing tests and the cross-repo contract, so treat its findings as advice.
Exact head: 876cb25ee1ea · Context: repo, sibling, product, web · Took 12m
app/build.gradle enabled the source set and the private dependencies when only MEAWALLET_NEXUS_USER was set, but the root build.gradle declares the Nexus repository only when it has both. A half-configured build therefore added a dependency with no repository to resolve it from and failed, instead of the documented stubbed build. Require both, and throw when exactly one is set. Half-configured is never what anyone means, and staying silent there would ship a release binary with push provisioning stubbed out because a secret name was misspelled. Verified locally: MEAWALLET_NEXUS_USER alone now fails configuration with the explicit message; with neither set the block evaluates clean as before.
…its button Google requires its own supplied, localized "Add to Google Wallet" asset on any control that starts push provisioning, and says not to build your own. We render a generic wallet icon with app typography, which can fail the go-live brand review. The asset is not publicly downloadable: for payment-card push provisioning the SDK, the docs and the button treatment all come through Google's allowlisted issuer program — the same onboarding this path already waits on. The public "Add to Google Wallet" button is the pass-save button for tickets and loyalty passes, a different flow, so using it here would swap one brand violation for another and still have to be redone at onboarding. So gate the native path to iOS. Android keeps the manual carousel it has today. The Android plugin underneath is complete and unchanged — re-enable it in one place once onboarding delivers the asset.
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Clean at the exact head. The last reachable Android branding gap and partial-credential build mismatch are fixed, and the earlier native-flow, packaging, versioning, rollout-gating, and documentation claims no longer reproduce.
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- Confirmed the detached worktree HEAD, merge base, trusted author, dev base ref, and supplied base/head SHAs.
- Reviewed the exact diff since the previously reviewed head: Android now remains on the manual carousel, and Gradle enables MeaWallet only with both Nexus credentials while failing explicitly on a partial pair.
- Rechecked iOS paired-Watch eligibility, Android yellow-path continuation and cancellation, Google Wallet installation gating, native activity-result forwarding, and vendor token-state types against the exact code and MeaWallet documentation.
- Rechecked both Wallet extension targets: the App target embeds and depends on them, the app group is shared, marketing versions match, and release signing/export maps all three bundle profiles.
- Rechecked the release workflows: iOS and Android consume separate platform-specific Nexus secret names without printing credential values.
- Companion API PR #1425 exists but remains open; this UI head removed non-production bypass and leaves the client fail-closed behind the production feature flag until that route is deployed.
- Canonical product docs still accurately describe the deployed manual wallet-add flow; MeaWallet is the client provisioning SDK and does not disprove the documented Rain/Fidesmo tokenisation relationship.
- Exact-head unit, typecheck, eslint, format, native-export, design-system lint, backend-baseline, provenance, and preview checks passed; analyze, design-system screenshots, and aggregate reporting were still in progress when checked.
- git diff --check is clean; local Jest was not repeated because this detached worktree has no installed dependencies.
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Third opinion by claude-opus: 1 finding(s), marked with the model name. It answers only product truth, missing tests and the cross-repo contract, so treat its findings as advice.
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What
Native one-tap add-to-wallet for the Rain card (MeaWallet MPP SDK, Rain/Paymentology onboarding of 2026-08-19). On binaries carrying the SDK, the card screen's wallet row runs the real Apple Pay / Google Pay provisioning sheet; everywhere else (web, PWA, older binaries via Capgo OTA) it keeps today's manual screenshot carousel.
Companion backend PR: peanutprotocol/peanut-api-ts#1425 (provisioning-data endpoint), which replaced the
closed #1366. Merge order: #1425 must land and deploy first.
isFeatureFlagEnabledis called withnonProdBypass: true, so every staging/preview/local native build attempts the call as soon as thismerges and would 404 into the generic failure toast until the route is live.
How it ships dark (all four gates must open before anything changes for users)
push-provisioningPostHog flag — off in prod.native-ios-postsync.jsvendors the xcframework into CapApp-SPM only whenMEAWALLET_NEXUS_USER/PASSWORDare set (the Swift plugin iscanImport-fenced to a stub otherwise); Android compilessrc/meawallet/java+ thecom.meawallet:mpp-prod:2.1.0dependency only under the same env, with reflection-based registration inMainActivity. Credential-less builds are verified green (gradlecompileDebugJavaWithJavaclocally; iOS compiles in CI only — no Xcode on this machine — so the first ios-release run is the Swift compile check).mea_configis gitignored; CI writes it fromMEAWALLET_CONFIG_BASE64when present (iOS: copy-if-present build phase; Android: res/raw). Missing →isAvailablefalse.com.apple.developer.payment-pass-provisioningentitlement is deliberately not added yet —canAddPaymentPass()returns false until Apple grants it (Rain's Rocketlane request). Adding the entitlement + regeneratingIOS_PROVISIONING_PROFILE_BASE64is a follow-up.Secrets to provision (GH Production env) when they arrive via 1Password
MEAWALLET_NEXUS_USER_IOS/MEAWALLET_NEXUS_PASSWORD_IOSMEAWALLET_NEXUS_USER_ANDROID/MEAWALLET_NEXUS_PASSWORD_ANDROID(MeaWallet issues the two platforms separate Nexus credentials, and an Environment secret holds one value per name — a shared name would break whichever platform was configured second)
MEAWALLET_CONFIG_BASE64(base64 of themea_configfile). Open question: if MeaWallet issues a per-platformmea_config, this needs the same iOS/Android split.Testing
Notes for review
MppCardDataParameters,initializeOemTokenization/completeOemTokenization,GooglePay.pushwithcom.google.android.gms.tapandpay.issuer.UserAddress); the SDK-touching code paths only compile in credentialed builds, so any drift surfaces in the first CI release build, not in PR CI.api.openapi.json/api.generated.tsregenerated from the companion backend PR's spec.Summary by CodeRabbit