@ninsei-labs/sdk 0.39.0 → 0.39.2

package/src/swaps.mjs

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-// SWAPS: READING STATE AND STARTING.
-//
-// Here the SDK shows what already lies in storage (the engine's swap records) and starts a new swap. The SDK holds
-// the step order of a start, not the interface: guards -> record and recovery file -> the person's confirmation ->
-// order and halves -> server -> watching the Monero address. A lock without a recovery file is a lock with nothing
-// to open it with if the browser is lost, so the confirmation stands BEFORE anything that locks funds.
-import { SdkError } from "./errors.mjs";
-import * as engine from "./engine.mjs";
-// The name is NOT `record`: inside start there is a variable with that name, and referencing the module before it
-// ran into "Cannot access 'record' before initialization" - a refusal without a code, that is, a breakdown. A check
-// showed exactly that.
-import * as recordModule from "./record.mjs";
-// The order: our own side is built by the engine's builder, the counterparty's side is verified and accepted, and
-// the joint address is assembled from the halves. There are no formulas of our own in the core - see order.mjs.
-import { contextOf, orderStep } from "./order.mjs";
-// Locking the funds: sending goes through the already-finished step (`lock.send`), the wallet is an adapter from outside.
-import * as lock from "./lock.mjs";
-import { vmOfChain, legFor } from "./legs/index.mjs";
-// THE VIEW HALVES - from the core's primitives: the sum of two halves is the key the wallet sees incoming payments
-// with. There is no arithmetic of the core's own here either (see order.mjs) - we use the same halves builder.
-import { primitives } from "./primitives.mjs";
-// MARKING READY - A FINISHED STEP, NOT A SECOND IMPLEMENTATION OF IT: it requires the order expectations and checks
-// the slots against the chain BEFORE signing (actions.markReady). The watch must call exactly it, otherwise "we saw
-// the XMR" and "we allowed the settlement to be taken" would diverge.
-import { createActions } from "./actions.mjs";
-// THE XMR ARRIVAL CHECK ON TWO NODES (issue #85) - IN THE CORE, from the same mirrored rule and block parser.
-import * as xmrArrival from "./xmr-arrival.mjs";
-
-// The engine's terminal states -> the contract's codes. An unknown kind is not invented: it comes as "closed".
-const TERMINAL = { success: "success", refunded: "refunded_eth", xmr_returned: "xmr_returned", closed: "closed" };
-
-const num = (v) => { const n = Number(v); return Number.isFinite(n) ? n : null; };
-
-// THE SERVICE'S NAMED STATE FOR FUNDS THAT ARE ON THE ADDRESS BUT BARRED BY THE TRANSACTION'S unlock_time
-// (app/store.mjs, app/watcher.mjs; the rule itself is app/indexer.mjs, unlockStateOf). "Has the XMR arrived" is
-// decided by the SERVICE, which alone reads the chain's outputs; the core does NOT re-derive it from the amount -
-// it reads THIS state. That is the one rule: the indexer and the wallet path classify unlock_time, and the core
-// treats locked funds as not-an-arrival instead of inventing a second rule of its own.
-const LOCKED_STATUS = "xmr_locked";
-
-// --- THE "SERVER" STEP: RECORDING THE SWAP WITH US AND WATCHING THE MONERO ADDRESS -------------------
-//
-// WHAT THIS STEP IS AND WHY AFTER THE LOCK. The funds are already locked (the escrow was created by the factory
-// call), but only the browser knows about the swap: until the record reaches the service, the swap list is tied to
-// the tab, and nobody notices incoming XMR. So the step consists of two actions, and both are THE SAME REQUESTS the
-// current interface makes:
-//
-//   1) RECORDING: POST /api/evm-swaps, body { id, network, escrow, quoteId, providerId, hashlock, amount, t0, t1 }
-//      (www/js/evm/auth.js:111-125, saveServerSwap). Our app accepts it by the template /^\/api\/evm-swaps$/
-//      (app/server.mjs:1230) and requires a pass: without Authorization: Bearer *** 401 (app/server.mjs:1232).
-//      It checks the escrow address against the CHAIN (locker() versus the address from the pass) - that is, it
-//      confirms the record by the chain, not by the client's words.
-//   2) WATCHING: POST /api/swaps (address + VIEW KEY + expected amount; www/js/ui/views/confirm.js:581,
-//      www/js/core/chainSource.js:178) and then polling GET /api/swaps/{id} (chainSource.js:184). The spend key does
-//      not leave and cannot: no one has it until the half is revealed.
-//
-// WHAT IS DELIBERATELY ABSENT HERE: a waiting policy of its own inside the step. How long to wait for the XMR to
-// arrive is the caller's decision, so the watch is exposed as a separate method (`swaps.watch`) with a timeout from
-// the configuration.
-const MARK_FIELDS = ["id", "network", "escrow", "quoteId", "providerId", "hashlock", "amount", "t0", "t1"];
-// THE FIELDS OF THE FACTORY WATCH RECORD - the same whitelist as the page client's
-// (www/js/core/chainSource.js:33, ALLOWED_SESSION_FIELDS). The body is assembled FROM IT anew, so neither the spend
-// half nor the spend key can get into the request, even if someone adds them to the record "just in case".
-const ALLOWED_SESSION_FIELDS = ["swapId", "network", "address", "viewKey", "expectedAmountXmr", "restoreHeight", "chain"];
-
-/**
- * The mark body from the swap record. THE FIELDS ARE THE SAME AND WITH THE SAME MEANING as the interface's
- * (auth.js:114-125), not a private list: only public data goes out (the escrow address, amounts, deadlines, the
- * quote reference), and nothing secret - the spend key never leaves the browser under any configuration.
- */
-export function markBodyOf(swap, escrow, order = null) {
-  const e = (swap && swap.escrow) || {};
-  const o = order && typeof order === "object" ? order : {};
-  // A BIGINT AS A STRING: the order amount in wei comes both as a string and as a BigInt number (the order terms),
-  // and the request body is serialized to JSON, where a BigInt does not live at all (a TypeError on the very first
-  // call). The app expects a string.
-  const first = (...vals) => {
-    for (const v of vals) {
-      if (v === undefined || v === null || v === "") continue;
-      return typeof v === "bigint" ? v.toString() : v;
-    }
-    return null;
-  };
-  return {
-    id: swap.id || null,
-    network: swap.network || swap.chain || null,
-    escrow: escrow || e.address || null,
-    quoteId: first(swap.orderQuoteId, e.quoteId),
-    providerId: first(swap.providerId, e.providerId),
-    hashlock: first(e.hashlock, swap.hashlock),
-    amount: first(e.amountWei, o.amount, swap.amountWei),
-    t0: first(e.t0, o.t0),
-    t1: first(e.t1, o.t1),
-  };
-}
-
-/**
- * THE VIEW KEY OF THE JOINT ADDRESS - THE SUM OF TWO HALVES. That is how the interface assembles it
- * (www/js/ui/views/confirm.js:559; math - www/js/monero/swapKeys.js, watchViewSeedHex), and only with it does the
- * wallet see incoming payments: the view and spend halves are independent in Monero.
- * Recorded as 64 hex WITHOUT the 0x prefix: the app checks the key by this form (app/store.mjs:74, HEX64).
- */
-export function jointViewKey(swap) {
-  const e = (swap && swap.escrow) || {};
-  if (typeof e.viewHalf !== "string" || !e.viewHalf) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "viewHalf" });
-  if (typeof e.counterViewHalf !== "string" || !e.counterViewHalf) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "counterViewHalf" });
-  try {
-    const halves = engine.halves.createHalves(primitives);
-    return halves.combineHalves(BigInt(e.viewHalf), BigInt(e.counterViewHalf)).toString(16).padStart(64, "0");
-  } catch { throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "viewKey" }); }
-}
-
-/**
- * What is visible in the app's watch response. AN EMPTY RESPONSE IS NOT COUNTED AS AN ARRIVAL: it has no receivedXmr
- * field at all, and "the field is absent" and "zero" are different things (zero means "nothing arrived", absence -
- * "not read"). We return null if this is not a watch response at all - emptiness must not be taken for data.
- */
-export function incomingOf(session) {
-  if (!session || typeof session !== "object") return null;
-  const received = Number(session.receivedXmr);
-  if (!Number.isFinite(received)) return null;
-  const confirmations = Number(session.confirmations);
-  // LOCKED FUNDS ARE ON THE ADDRESS BUT ARE NOT AN ARRIVAL THE SWAP CAN USE: the sender set unlock_time, and the
-  // service names that state. `receivedXmr` counts only what can be spent; the barred sum is `lockedXmr`, and the
-  // boundary (a height or a date) travels as `lockedUntil` so the interface can say until WHEN.
-  const locked = session.status === LOCKED_STATUS;
-  const lockedXmr = num(session.lockedXmr);
-  return {
-    id: session.id || null,
-    address: session.address || null,
-    status: session.status || null,
-    expectedXmr: num(session.expectedAmountXmr),
-    receivedXmr: received,
-    confirmations: Number.isFinite(confirmations) ? confirmations : 0,
-    txids: Array.isArray(session.fundingTxids) ? session.fundingTxids : [],
-    locked,
-    lockedXmr: lockedXmr === null ? 0 : lockedXmr,
-    lockedUntil: session.lockedUntil || null,
-    // AN ARRIVAL IS MONEY AT THE ADDRESS THAT IS NOT BARRED BY unlock_time. Zero, or locked, means none.
-    seen: received > 0 && !locked,
-  };
-}
-
-/** Translating the engine's record into the contract state: our names, the engine's meaning. */
-export function toState(swap) {
-  if (!swap || typeof swap !== "object" || !swap.id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "swap" });
-  const d = engine.swap.derive(swap);
-  const steps = [];
-  const engineSteps = Array.isArray(d.steps) ? d.steps : [];
-  const funded = engineSteps.find((s) => s.key === "funded") || null;
-  // THE FIRST STEP IS IN THE CONTRACT BUT NOT IN THE ENGINE: the engine considers the swap already created from the
-  // "funded" step. Waiting for payment is a state the interface must show, so we add the step ourselves.
-  steps.push({ code: "awaiting_funding", done: !!(funded && funded.done), active: !(funded && funded.done), at: null });
-  for (const s of engineSteps) {
-    steps.push({
-      code: s.key, done: !!s.done, active: !!s.active, failed: !!s.failed,
-      // The step time is taken from the record only in the sandbox: in a live swap it is the demonstration time.
-      at: d.simulated && d.simulated.evm ? (s.atSim ?? null) : null,
-    });
-  }
-  const active = steps.find((s) => s.active) || [...steps].reverse().find((s) => s.done) || steps[0];
-  const chain = swap.network || swap.chain || null;
-  // The virtual machine is taken from the network registry. An unknown network has none, and "unknown" is more honest
-  // than the network's name: it is visible in the state and does not turn into "probably EVM".
-  const vm = chain ? (vmOfChain(chain) || "unknown") : "unknown";
-  return {
-    id: swap.id,
-    direction: swap.side === "sell" ? "sell" : "buy",
-    // WHAT THE LIST SHOWS, NOT ONLY THE STEPPER (www/js/ui/views/info.js, swapsView). The list needs the date,
-    // who gave the price, the human name of the phase and whether the swap is settled - and it must take them
-    // from the CORE, not by reaching into the record itself. The names repeat the record's (core/swap.js,
-    // createSwap: createdAt, maker, escrow).
-    createdAt: swap.createdAt ?? null,
-    maker: {
-      id: (swap.makerId !== undefined && swap.makerId !== null) ? swap.makerId : ((swap.maker && swap.maker.id) ?? null),
-      name: (swap.makerName !== undefined && swap.makerName !== null) ? swap.makerName : ((swap.maker && swap.maker.name) ?? null),
-    },
-    // THE HUMAN NAME OF THE PHASE IS THE ENGINE'S (derive -> phaseLabel): the words on the screen come from the
-    // same place as the state they describe, so they cannot drift apart.
-    phase: d.phase || null,
-    phaseLabel: d.phaseLabel || null,
-    // "LIVE OR SETTLED" IS THE RECORD'S SETTLEMENT, exactly as the screen split it before. It is NOT read from
-    // the phase's text: the text is for the person, the flag is for the code.
-    settled: !!swap.settlement,
-    // WHAT HAS ALREADY MOVED ON THE SWAP - the two signs the removal prompt warns about. Computed HERE from the
-    // record: the screen must not reach into it for them.
-    funds: {
-      receivedXmr: num(d.xmrAmount && d.xmrAmount.seen) ?? 0,
-      escrowLocked: !!(swap.escrow && (swap.escrow.fundTx || swap.escrow.secret)),
-    },
-    pay: { token: swap.payToken || "eth", amount: num(swap.payAmount) ?? 0 },
-    get: { xmr: num(swap.xmrAmount) ?? 0 },
-    step: active.code,
-    steps,
-    deadlines: {
-      readyBy: d.deadlines && d.deadlines.readyBy !== undefined ? num(d.deadlines.readyBy) : null,
-      t1: d.deadlines && d.deadlines.t1 !== undefined ? num(d.deadlines.t1) : null,
-    },
-    xmr: {
-      confirmations: num(d.xmr && (d.xmr.confirmations !== undefined ? d.xmr.confirmations : d.conf)) ?? 0,
-      target: num(d.xmr && d.xmr.confTarget) ?? num(d.confTarget) ?? 0,
-      txid: (d.xmr && Array.isArray(d.xmr.txids) && d.xmr.txids[0]) || null,
-      amount: {
-        expected: d.xmrAmount ? d.xmrAmount.expected ?? null : null,
-        seen: d.xmrAmount ? d.xmrAmount.seen ?? null : null,
-      },
-    },
-    counterparty: {
-      chain,
-      vm,
-      // The address of whatever secures the leg. While there is none - null, not an empty string: the interface must
-      // distinguish "not created yet" from "created, but the address was not read".
-      leg: (swap.escrow && (swap.escrow.address || swap.escrow.leg)) || null,
-      status: d.phase || null,
-      txs: (swap.escrow && (swap.escrow.txids || swap.escrow.txs)) || [],
-    },
-    actions: { markReady: !!(d.can && d.can.ready), sweep: !!(d.can && d.can.sweep), refund: !!(d.can && d.can.refund) },
-    simulated: { evm: !!(d.simulated && d.simulated.evm), xmr: !!(d.simulated && d.simulated.xmr) },
-    terminal: d.terminal ? (TERMINAL[d.terminal.kind] ?? "closed") : null,
-  };
-}
-
-// A PASSPHRASE SHORTER THAN THIS IS NOT ACCEPTED: a file with a weak passphrase is a file strangers will open.
-const MIN_PASSPHRASE = 12;
-
-// The record fields are taken from the request: what exactly the person changes is set by the interface, not the core.
-// A FIXED DEFECT: the record lost WHERE TO WITHDRAW XMR AND WHAT IT OWES. `receiveTo` and the quote data (maker, fee,
-// signature, rate) were not carried into the record at all, so the progress screen - which reads EXACTLY the record -
-// knew neither the withdrawal address nor the maker, and exporting the recovery file from that screen went out with an
-// empty address. The record fields stay the same as the engine's (core/swap.js, createSwap): the field name is
-// `receiveAddress`.
-const recordInputOf = (request) => {
-  const quote = request && request.quote && typeof request.quote === "object" ? request.quote : {};
-  const pass = (v) => (v === undefined || v === null || v === "" ? undefined : v);
-  return {
-    side: request.side || "buy",
-    network: quote.chain ? quote.chain : undefined,
-    payToken: quote.asset ? String(quote.asset).toLowerCase() : undefined,
-    payAmount: quote.amount !== undefined ? quote.amount : undefined,
-    xmrAmount: quote.size !== undefined ? quote.size : undefined,
-    // THE ORDER-QUOTE ID IS PART OF THE RECORD, NOT A DETAIL OF THE SCREEN (a defect found): our service uses it to
-    // tie the created escrow to the provider node's record, and without it the node cannot take the ETH
-    // (sdk/src/swap-flow.mjs: quoteId: quote.id -> swap.orderQuoteId; markBodyOf reads exactly this field).
-    orderQuoteId: pass(quote.id),
-    // WHERE TO WITHDRAW XMR: part of the record, not a detail of the screen - the progress screen exports the file by it.
-    receiveAddress: pass(request.receiveTo),
-    // WHAT THE PERSON SAW: the maker, its spread, the fee, the rate and the quote signature. Screen data, but it must
-    // live in the record - otherwise the progress screen shows an empty maker instead of whoever gave the price.
-    makerId: pass(quote.makerId), makerName: pass(quote.makerName), makerSpread: pass(quote.makerSpread),
-    quoteSignature: pass(quote.signature), fee: pass(quote.arrakisFee),
-    dexSpread: pass(quote.dexSpread), gasUsd: pass(quote.gasUsd), rate: pass(quote.rate),
-  };
-};
-
-// createRecord is the start step that requires a Monero wallet IN THE BROWSER (creating the wallet and the order of
-// the halves). It arrives from outside, so the whole path after it (building the file, encryption, the person's
-// confirmation) is written and checked already now, rather than appearing together with the browser part.
-export function createSwaps({ preflight, http, createRecord, mode = null, xmrNetwork = null, call = null,
-  // THE PATHS AND LIMITS ARE BROUGHT BY THE CONFIGURATION: the "server" step's paths are named by names (config.route),
-  // and the timeout and rate of the watch polling - in config.limits. Without the configuration the step answers with a
-  // code rather than following invented paths.
-  config = null,
-  // A SIGN-IN PASS - A SEAM FROM OUTSIDE. Only a wallet can sign the sign-in message, and its role in the core is an
-  // adapter (send/receipt): windows and message signatures remain the interface's. A READY pass arrives here (as
-  // www/js/evm/auth.js, signIn obtains it today), and the core merely presents it.
-  auth = null,
-  watch: watchOptions = null } = {}) {
-  // WHAT READS THE CHAIN AT THE LOCK IS A SEAM, as in actions.mjs: by default the engine's read, from outside you can
-  // substitute your own. Otherwise the lock step could not be checked beyond predicting the address - and "the address
-  // from the receipt" would remain an argument on trust, not a verified property.
-  const reader = typeof call === "function" ? call : engine.evm.readContract;
-  // MARKING READY GOES THROUGH THE SAME READ SEAM as the lock: checking the slots and signing must go one way,
-  // otherwise part of the check goes past the wallet and part does not (see actions.mjs).
-  const actions = createActions({ call: typeof call === "function" ? call : null });
-  const routeOf = (name, params) => {
-    if (!config || typeof config.route !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "config", step: "server" });
-    return config.route(name, params);
-  };
-  const limitOf = (name, fallback) => {
-    const value = config && config.limits ? config.limits[name] : null;
-    return Number.isFinite(Number(value)) && Number(value) > 0 ? Number(value) : fallback;
-  };
-  const records = () => {
-    const state = engine.store.loadState();
-    const all = Object.values((state && state.swaps) || {}).filter((s) => s && s.id);
-    return all.sort((a, b) => Number(b.createdAt || 0) - Number(a.createdAt || 0));
-  };
-
-  // THE GUARDS' DATA: what the core knows itself (the network, the order amount, the token allowance) plus the balance
-  // read by THE SAME wallet the lock will be signed with. Here too - a refusal WITH A CODE where there is no data at
-  // all (order terms or an amount in them): silently handing a guard an empty value means hearing "the amount is
-  // unknown" about a quantity that is simply not in the request.
-  async function guardOptionsOf(request) {
-    // NOT A SINGLE REFUSAL HERE UNTIL THE GUARDS ARE ASKED. The absence of order terms is NOT a reason to refuse before
-    // the guards: the start order is held by their precedence (see the check "a guard's refusal stops the swap with its
-    // own code"). If the data is absent, a guard will say "not checked" and not lock, and the next step will name the
-    // missing field (contextOf -> bad-input { field: "order" }). No "the amount is unknown" about a quantity simply not
-    // in the request: the amount is taken from the terms, and if they are absent - the refusal names EXACTLY the terms.
-    const order = request.order && typeof request.order === "object" ? request.order : {};
-    const amountWei = order.amount;
-    const wei = amountWei === undefined || amountWei === null || amountWei === "" ? null : String(amountWei);
-    const chainId = Number(order.chainId);
-    const chain = Number.isFinite(chainId) ? engine.config.chainByChainId(chainId) : null;
-    // tokensOf EXPECTS THE NETWORK ID (slug), NOT a chainId: a passed chainId matches no record, and the registry
-    // silently returns the tokens of the DEFAULT NETWORK (www/js/core/config.js, chainById -> DEFAULT_CHAIN).
-    const tokens = chain ? engine.config.tokensOf(chain.id) : [];
-    const payId = String((request.quote && (request.quote.token || request.quote.asset)) || "").toLowerCase();
-    const payToken = tokens.find((t) => String(t.symbol).toLowerCase() === payId) || null;
-    const nativeToken = tokens.find((t) => !t.address) || null;
-    const tokenIsNative = !!(payToken && !payToken.address);
-    const options = {
-      tokenIsNative,
-      // A STAND-IN OR A LIVE COUNTERPARTY - THE CALLER KNOWS. If there is no side, a stand-in will build it exactly in
-      // a mode other than live, and the guard must see that rather than consider the swap real.
-      standIn: !request.counterparty && mode !== "live",
-      // A PRODUCTION NETWORK - BY THE REGISTRY'S RULE (escrow.mode === "live" and no testnet marker), the same as the
-      // page's. false means "a stand-in is allowed here", not "we did not check".
-      liveChain: !!(chain && chain.escrow && chain.escrow.mode === "live" && !chain.testnet),
-    };
-    // THE ORDER AMOUNT - IN WEI AND ONLY IT: for the amount-coverage guards the quantity is one. No amount - the field
-    // will be absent entirely (the guard honestly says "not measured"), not a substituted number.
-    if (wei !== null) { options.payAmountWei = wei; options.requiredNativeWei = wei; }
-    // THE BALANCE IS READ BY THE LOCK'S WALLET. The core keeps no path into the chain of its own: we take the same seam
-    // as `wallet.balances` (the leg driver) and read exactly the needed tokens. Not read - we leave null: the guard
-    // will call it a code (balance-unchecked), and substituting zero is forbidden (zero is an empty wallet).
-    try {
-      const wallet = request.wallet;
-      const driver = wallet && typeof wallet.driver === "function" ? wallet.driver() : null;
-      const address = wallet && typeof wallet.address === "function" ? await wallet.address() : null;
-      const leg = legFor("evm");
-      const idOf = (t) => String(t.symbol).toLowerCase();
-      const wanted = [];
-      if (nativeToken) wanted.push({ id: idOf(nativeToken), symbol: nativeToken.symbol, decimals: nativeToken.decimals, address: null });
-      if (payToken && payToken.address) wanted.push({ id: idOf(payToken), symbol: payToken.symbol, decimals: payToken.decimals, address: payToken.address });
-      if (driver && address && leg && typeof leg.balances === "function" && wanted.length) {
-        const read = await leg.balances({ driver, address, tokens: wanted });
-        const pick = (token) => { const hit = token ? read.find((b) => b.token === idOf(token)) : null; return hit && hit.amount !== null ? hit.amount : null; };
-        const nativeWei = nativeToken ? pick(nativeToken) : null;
-        if (nativeWei !== null) options.nativeBalanceWei = nativeWei;
-        const payWei = tokenIsNative ? nativeWei : pick(payToken);
-        if (payWei !== null) options.payBalanceWei = payWei;
-      }
-    } catch { /* not read - the guard will name the field itself; silently considering the balance sufficient is not allowed */ }
-    return options;
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * RECORDING THE SWAP WITH US. The path and body are the interface's (see the step description above). A refusal is
-   * called by a CODE and carries the service's response in full: the connection never got through - server-unavailable,
-   * the service answered and did not accept - server-refused (with the status and ITS reason). The code is named so the
-   * interface itself decides whether to abort the swap: today it does not abort it (www/js/evm/auth.js:15-16), and that
-   * is its decision, not the core's silence.
-   */
-  async function markOnServer(swap, escrow, order) {
-    if (!http || typeof http.tryJson !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "http", step: "mark" });
-    const mark = markBodyOf(swap, escrow, order);
-    const body = JSON.stringify(Object.fromEntries(MARK_FIELDS.map((field) => [field, mark[field]])));
-    const headers = { "content-type": "application/json" };
-    // THE PASS IS ASKED EVERY TIME, NOT CACHED: it is short-lived (an hour: app/server.mjs, AUTH_TOKEN_TTL_MS), and a
-    // cached pass would give a 401 at a step that does not move money itself but shows the swap to the service.
-    if (typeof auth === "function") {
-      let token = null;
-      try { token = await auth(); } catch { token = null; }
-      if (typeof token === "string" && token) headers.authorization = "Bearer " + token;
-    }
-    let answer = null;
-    try { answer = await http.tryJson(routeOf("evmSwaps"), { method: "POST", headers, body }); }
-    catch (error) { throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "mark", why: (error && error.code) || "fetch" }); }
-    if (!answer || answer.ok !== true) {
-      throw new SdkError("server-refused", {
-        step: "mark", status: answer ? answer.status : null,
-        why: (answer && answer.body && (answer.body.error || answer.body.detail)) || null,
-      });
-    }
-    return { marked: true, httpStatus: answer.status, orderBinding: (answer.body && answer.body.orderBinding) || null };
-  }
-
-  /**
-   * THE FACTORY WATCH RECORD with our service: by the same POST /api/swaps the page makes
-   * (www/js/ui/views/confirm.js:581). The address and the VIEW KEY go out - that is enough to see incoming payments,
-   * and not enough to spend them.
-   */
-  async function openWatch(swap, order) {
-    if (!http || typeof http.tryJson !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "http", step: "watch" });
-    const e = (swap && swap.escrow) || {};
-    const address = e.moneroAddress || (swap.swapWallet && swap.swapWallet.address) || null;
-    if (!address) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "moneroAddress" });
-    // THE EXPECTED AMOUNT IS MANDATORY, and this is not a formality: without it the watch cannot check the sufficiency of
-    // the arrival, and the app does not accept such a record (app/store.mjs:85-94). A refusal is more honest than a
-    // silent record by which an underpayment would look like a completed swap.
-    const expectedXmr = num(order && order.xmrAmount !== undefined ? order.xmrAmount : swap.xmrAmount);
-    if (!(expectedXmr > 0)) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "expectedAmountXmr" });
-    const network = swap.moneroNetwork || xmrNetwork || null;
-    if (!network) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "moneroNetwork" });
-    const wanted = {
-      swapId: swap.id || null, network, address, viewKey: jointViewKey(swap), expectedAmountXmr: expectedXmr,
-      // THE RESTORE HEIGHT - FROM THE SWAP RECORD (the order puts it there), not invented: a scan from zero would take
-      // tens of hours, and the arrivals would not be visible in a reasonable time.
-      restoreHeight: Number(e.birthHeight) > 0 ? Number(e.birthHeight) : null,
-      chain: swap.network || swap.chain || null,
-    };
-    const body = {};
-    for (const field of ALLOWED_SESSION_FIELDS) if (wanted[field] !== undefined && wanted[field] !== null) body[field] = wanted[field];
-    // THE VIEW KEY IS NOT NEEDED BY THE SERVICE FOR THE DECISION ANY MORE: since the arrival is checked by the
-    // client (verifyArrival), the backend may keep a watch only for notifications, and even that it can do from
-    // the maker's txid. So sending the key is an OPTION: `watch.sendViewKeyToServer === false` drops it from the
-    // record. The default keeps the current backend flow working until it stops deciding on its own.
-    if (watchOptions && watchOptions.sendViewKeyToServer === false) delete body.viewKey;
-    let answer = null;
-    try { answer = await http.tryJson(routeOf("swaps"), { method: "POST", headers: { "content-type": "application/json" }, body: JSON.stringify(body) }); }
-    catch (error) { throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "watch", why: (error && error.code) || "fetch" }); }
-    if (!answer || answer.ok !== true) {
-      throw new SdkError("server-refused", {
-        step: "watch", status: answer ? answer.status : null,
-        why: (answer && answer.body && (answer.body.error || answer.body.detail)) || null,
-      });
-    }
-    const session = incomingOf(answer.body);
-    if (!session) throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "watch", why: "bad-response" });
-    return { registered: true, httpStatus: answer.status, ...session,
-      expectedXmr: session.expectedXmr !== null ? session.expectedXmr : expectedXmr };
-  }
-
-  /** THE WATCH STATE: GET /api/swaps/{id} - the same path as the page's (chainSource.js:184). */
-  async function readWatch(id) {
-    if (!http || typeof http.tryJson !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "http", step: "watch" });
-    let answer = null;
-    try { answer = await http.tryJson(routeOf("swap", { id }), { method: "GET" }); }
-    catch (error) { throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "watch", why: (error && error.code) || "fetch" }); }
-    if (!answer || answer.ok !== true) {
-      throw new SdkError("server-refused", {
-        step: "watch", status: answer ? answer.status : null, id,
-        why: (answer && answer.body && (answer.body.error || answer.body.detail)) || null,
-      });
-    }
-    return answer.body;
-  }
-
-  return {
-    // list/get DO NOT ASK THE NETWORK: the state lies in storage, and after a page reload the interface raises the swaps
-    // from it, not from memory.
-    async list() { return records().map(toState); },
-    async get(id) {
-      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
-      const found = records().find((s) => s.id === id);
-      return found ? toState(found) : null;
-    },
-
-    /**
-     * THE DEAL-PROGRESS SNAPSHOT. The progress screen shows one swap live: which steps are done, how many Monero
-     * confirmations are left, what is allowed now, when the refund opens, what the Monero leg is doing - plus the
-     * record's own facts (the escrow, the maker, the amounts, the one-time address, the destination). ALL of it is
-     * assembled HERE: the record is read (engine.swap.getSwap), the state is DERIVED by the core
-     * (engine.swap.derive) and the wallet is rebuilt from the halves (engine.swap.halvesWalletOf). The screen only
-     * draws this snapshot - it no longer reads the record or derives the state itself, so there is one
-     * implementation of the deal's rules instead of two.
-     *
-     * `null` means "there is no such record" - it is NOT an empty state.
-     */
-    async progress(id) {
-      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
-      const swap = engine.swap.getSwap(id);
-      if (!swap) return null;
-      return {
-        id: String(swap.id || id),
-        // THE RECORD'S OWN FIELDS. The screen shows them and hands the escrow back as the order expectations for a
-        // live action (markReady/claim/refund), so they travel as they are - no second copy of the record.
-        swap,
-        // THE WALLET REBUILT FROM THE HALVES: the recovery file is assembled from it, and the half-of-the-key rule
-        // stays the engine's (halvesWalletOf), not a second reading on the screen.
-        swapWallet: engine.swap.halvesWalletOf(swap),
-        // THE DERIVED DEAL VIEW: the phase, the allowed actions, the deadlines, the steps, the Monero leg and the
-        // amounts. The field names are the engine's (derive) - one source for the state and the words about it.
-        view: engine.swap.derive(swap),
-      };
-    },
-
-    /**
-     * THE DEMONSTRATION RECORD'S ACTIONS (mode "sim"): confirming readiness, refunding the ETH, sweeping the XMR.
-     * In a LIVE swap the same steps go through `actions` (a real escrow and the wallet adapter); here they are the
-     * sandbox's record mutations, kept in ONE place instead of on the screen.
-     */
-    async confirmReady(id) {
-      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
-      return engine.swap.confirmReady(id);
-    },
-    async refundEth(id, by = "you") {
-      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
-      return engine.swap.refundEth(id, by);
-    },
-    async sweepNow(id) {
-      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
-      return engine.swap.sweepNow(id);
-    },
-
-    /**
-     * WHERE TO WITHDRAW THE XMR. Sets the record's `receiveAddress` and saves it: the destination is part of the
-     * recovery file, so the change is WRITTEN (named), not inferred. The order and the chain are untouched.
-     * `null` - there is no such record.
-     */
-    async setDestination(id, address) {
-      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
-      if (typeof address !== "string" || !address) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "address" });
-      const swap = engine.swap.getSwap(id);
-      if (!swap) return null;
-      swap.receiveAddress = address;
-      return engine.swap.saveSwap(swap);
-    },
-
-    /**
-     * THE MONERO NETWORK OF AN ADDRESS, BY ITS SHAPE. The format and the network prefixes live in one module
-     * (engine.xmrAddress), the SAME one the Monero wallet adapter uses - the interface must not keep a prefix table
-     * of its own. `null` - not an address of a known network.
-     */
-    async addressNetwork(address) {
-      if (typeof address !== "string" || !address) return null;
-      try { return engine.xmrAddress.networkFromShape(address); } catch { return null; }
-    },
-
-    /**
-     * REMOVING A RECORD FROM THE LIST. The record leaves THIS store only: on the service and in the contract
-     * everything stays, so this is a tidy-up of the list, not a cancellation of the swap. `false` means there was
-     * no such record - the caller tells that apart from a refusal.
-     */
-    async forget(id) {
-      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
-      let state = null;
-      try { state = engine.store.loadState(); } catch { throw new SdkError("storage-unavailable", { step: "forget" }); }
-      const swaps = state && state.swaps;
-      if (!swaps || !swaps[id]) return false;
-      delete swaps[id];
-      try { engine.store.saveState(state); } catch { throw new SdkError("storage-unavailable", { step: "forget" }); }
-      return true;
-    },
-
-    /**
-     * THE SERVICE'S SWAP LIST, MERGED INTO THE LOCAL ONE. The path and the body are the page's
-     * (www/js/evm/auth.js, loadServerSwaps: GET /api/evm-swaps, the address ties the list to the wallet). The
-     * merge rule is the ENGINE'S (core/swap.js, addServerSwaps): a local record always wins, the service only
-     * adds what this browser does not have, and the rules are not written a second time here. The pass is
-     * obtained by the interface and only presented by the core (the `auth` seam), so an unauthenticated call is
-     * the service's own refusal with a code, not a silent empty list.
-     */
-    async sync() {
-      if (!http || typeof http.tryJson !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "http", step: "sync" });
-      const headers = {};
-      if (typeof auth === "function") {
-        let token = null;
-        try { token = await auth(); } catch { token = null; }
-        if (typeof token === "string" && token) headers.authorization = "Bearer " + token;
-      }
-      let answer = null;
-      try { answer = await http.tryJson(routeOf("evmSwaps"), { method: "GET", headers }); }
-      catch (error) { throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "sync", why: (error && error.code) || "fetch" }); }
-      if (!answer || answer.ok !== true) {
-        throw new SdkError("server-refused", {
-          step: "sync", status: answer ? answer.status : null,
-          why: (answer && answer.body && (answer.body.error || answer.body.detail)) || null,
-        });
-      }
-      // A GARBAGE ANSWER IS A REFUSAL, NOT AN EMPTY LIST: a non-JSON body (an SPA fallback, a proxy error page) must
-      // not look like "the service has no swaps" - the two are different, and only one of them means "synced".
-      const body = answer.body;
-      if (!body || !Array.isArray(body.swaps)) throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "sync", why: "bad-response" });
-      const added = engine.swap.addServerSwaps(body.swaps);
-      return { ok: true, added, seen: body.swaps.length };
-    },
-
-    // THE ARRIVAL VERDICT WITHOUT THE WATCH LOOP, and the deadline check as a separate call: an interface may
-    // want to run both itself. The watch uses exactly these, so there is one decision, not two.
-    verifyArrival: (request) => xmrArrival.verifyArrival(request),
-    assertTimeForConfirmations: (request) => xmrArrival.assertTimeForConfirmations(request),
-
-    /**
-     * THE CLIENT'S OWN EARLY REFUND WHEN THE XMR DID NOT ARRIVE (issue #88). After `readyBy` the maker may claim
-     * even without the ready mark, and the early-refund window closes; so while the interface is open a depositor
-     * who sees no XMR must take the ETH back BEFORE `readyBy`. The arrival is decided by THE SAME rule the watch
-     * uses (xmr-arrival.verifyArrival): two nodes of different operators on one block, and money barred by
-     * unlock_time is not an arrival.
-     *
-     * ONLY A POSITIVE "NOT ARRIVED" REFUNDS (state `pending` or `one-node`). A failure to check - no reachable
-     * node, a disagreement, an underpayment, locked money - is NOT "no money": verifyArrival throws its own code
-     * and NOTHING is signed, so a broken or lagging witness can never look like an empty address.
-     *
-     * IT FIRES ONLY WHEN LESS THAN THE CONFIRMATIONS' TIME IS LEFT before `readyBy`
-     * (`minConfirmations * blockTimeSec`, overridable with `leadSec`): refunding earlier would abandon a maker who
-     * still has time to deliver. The refund goes through the same action seam as the screen (actions.refund), and
-     * the order expectations are mandatory.
-     *
-     * The seams `deps.verify` / `deps.refund` / `deps.now` exist for the checks; in production they are the real
-     * arrival check and the real refund.
-     */
-    async refundIfXmrMissing(request = {}, deps = {}) {
-      const verify = typeof deps.verify === "function" ? deps.verify : xmrArrival.verifyArrival;
-      const refund = typeof deps.refund === "function" ? deps.refund : actions.refund;
-      const nowOf = typeof deps.now === "function" ? deps.now : () => Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000);
-      if (!request || typeof request !== "object") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "request" });
-      const swap = request.swap && typeof request.swap === "object" ? request.swap : null;
-      const e = (swap && swap.escrow) || {};
-      const escrow = request.escrow || e.address || null;
-      if (!escrow) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "escrow" });
-      const halfLocker = request.halfLocker || e.half || null;
-      if (!halfLocker) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "halfLocker" });
-      if (!request.expect || typeof request.expect !== "object") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "expect" });
-      const address = request.address || e.moneroAddress || null;
-      if (!address) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "address" });
-      const viewSecret = request.viewSecret !== undefined && request.viewSecret !== null
-        ? request.viewSecret : (swap ? jointViewKey(swap) : null);
-      if (viewSecret === undefined || viewSecret === null) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "viewSecret" });
-      const spendPub = request.spendPub || e.moneroSpendPub || null;
-      if (!spendPub) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "spendPub" });
-      // THE EXPECTED SUM IN ATOMIC UNITS. Given explicitly, or derived from the record's XMR amount (1 XMR = 10^12).
-      let expectedAtomic = request.expectedAtomic !== undefined && request.expectedAtomic !== null
-        ? request.expectedAtomic : (e.expectedAtomic !== undefined && e.expectedAtomic !== null ? e.expectedAtomic : null);
-      if (expectedAtomic === null && swap && Number.isFinite(Number(swap.xmrAmount))) {
-        expectedAtomic = BigInt(Math.round(Number(swap.xmrAmount) * 1e12)).toString();
-      }
-      if (expectedAtomic === null) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "expectedAtomic" });
-      const readyBy = Number(request.readyBySec !== undefined && request.readyBySec !== null ? request.readyBySec : e.readyBy);
-      if (!Number.isFinite(readyBy) || readyBy <= 0) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "readyBySec" });
-      const minConfirmations = Number.isFinite(Number(request.minConfirmations)) && Number(request.minConfirmations) > 0
-        ? Math.trunc(Number(request.minConfirmations)) : limitOf("xmrConfirmations", 10);
-      const blockTimeSec = Number.isFinite(Number(request.blockTimeSec)) && Number(request.blockTimeSec) > 0
-        ? Number(request.blockTimeSec) : limitOf("xmrBlockTimeSec", 120);
-      const leadSec = Number.isFinite(Number(request.leadSec)) && Number(request.leadSec) >= 0
-        ? Number(request.leadSec) : minConfirmations * blockTimeSec;
-      const nowSec = Number.isFinite(Number(request.nowSec)) ? Number(request.nowSec) : nowOf();
-      const leftSec = Math.floor(readyBy - nowSec);
-      // PAST `readyBy` THE EARLY WINDOW IS GONE and the claim window is open: refunding is no longer ours to open.
-      if (leftSec <= 0) return { refunded: false, state: "claim-window", leftSec, readyBy, nowSec };
-      // TIME STILL LEFT BEYOND THE RESERVE - the maker has room to deliver; a refund now would abandon a live trade.
-      if (leftSec > leadSec) return { refunded: false, state: "waiting", leftSec, needSec: leadSec, readyBy, nowSec };
-
-      const verdict = await verify({
-        nodes: request.nodes, address, viewSecret, spendPub, expectedAtomic, minConfirmations,
-        txid: request.txid || null, fromHeight: request.fromHeight === undefined ? null : request.fromHeight,
-        timeoutMs: request.timeoutMs, nowSec,
-      });
-      // THE XMR IS THERE - NOTHING IS REFUNDED. This is the decisive condition of the guard: without it the
-      // client would take the ETH back from under a maker who has already sent the XMR.
-      if (verdict.seen) return { refunded: false, state: "arrived", leftSec, verdict };
-      // NOT ARRIVED (pending / one-node) - the depositor takes the ETH back through the same action seam as the
-      // screen. A throw from `verify` above never reaches here and signs nothing.
-      const res = await refund({ escrow, halfLocker, expect: request.expect, onStep: request.onStep }, request.wallet);
-      return { refunded: true, state: "refunded", hash: (res && res.hash) || null, leftSec, verified: verdict };
-    },
-
-    async start(request) {
-      if (!request || typeof request !== "object") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "request" });
-      if (!request.quote || typeof request.quote !== "object") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "quote" });
-      if (typeof request.onRecoveryFile !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "onRecoveryFile" });
-      if (!request.receiveTo || typeof request.receiveTo !== "string") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "receiveTo" });
-      // THE ORDER CONTEXT IS MANDATORY AND NOT INVENTED. It is assembled by the engine FROM THE VERY FIELDS the firm
-      // quote's signature is bound to (orderContext.js, FIELDS), because the DLEQ proof proves a half FOR THESE TERMS.
-      // Substituting an empty value here would mean issuing a key bound to nothing.
-
-      // 1. THE GUARDS. THE DECISION IS BY `blocks`, AS THE ENGINE ITSELF DOES: the signature is locked only by a check
-      // that directly forbids (preSignGuards, signingGateVerdict: blocks === true), while "not measured" (checked ===
-      // false) is a state of the data, not a prohibition. The previous revision called the guards WITH AN EMPTY DATA SET
-      // and counted any `ok === false` as a refusal, which made a live start run into it at the very first step.
-      //
-      // The guards are fed what the core HAS: the network (their guards take it themselves - the registry plus the
-      // wallet state), the order amount in wei (it is in the terms) and the token allowance (native or ERC-20 - by the
-      // network registry).
-      const guardOptions = await guardOptionsOf(request);
-      const report = preflight ? await preflight(request.quote, guardOptions) : null;
-      const checks = (report && (report.checks || report.results)) || [];
-      const blocking = checks.filter((c) => c && c.blocks === true);
-      if (blocking.length) {
-        const first = blocking[0];
-        throw new SdkError(first.code || "bad-input", { ...(first.params || {}), kind: first.kind, surface: "swaps.start" });
-      }
-
-      // 2. THE SWAP RECORD. For now only the interface with a browser wallet can do it - and that is NAMED, not covered
-      // by a stub.
-      // THE SWAP RECORD IS CREATED ITSELF if the interface did not bring its own: the engine can do it as a pure state
-      // record, and our side of the order is computed from the core's primitives.
-      // THE RECORD IS CREATED TOGETHER WITH OUR SIDE: the order terms go into it, and the side is built by the engine's
-      // builder (with the DLEQ proof and the encryption key), not by the core's own arithmetic.
-      const makeRecord = typeof createRecord === "function" ? createRecord
-        : async (req) => recordModule.createRecord(recordInputOf(req), { order: req.order });
-      const passphrase = typeof request.passphrase === "string" ? request.passphrase : "";
-      if (passphrase.length < MIN_PASSPHRASE) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "passphrase", min: MIN_PASSPHRASE });
-      // THE ORDER TERMS ARE CHECKED BEFORE THE RECORD. The context is assembled by the engine from the very fields the
-      // firm quote's signature is bound to; incomplete terms - a refusal with a named field, not a substitution of empty
-      // values: the DLEQ proof would then be bound to nothing.
-      const orderContext = contextOf(request.order);
-
-      let made = null;
-      try { made = await makeRecord(request); } catch (error) {
-        // THE CODE MATTERS, NOT THE CLASS: an error with a code (including from another instance of the module) passes
-        // as is; without a code it means a breakdown inside the record, and it is named as a storage refusal.
-        if (error && typeof error.code === "string") throw error;
-        throw new SdkError("storage-unavailable", { step: "create-record" });
-      }
-      if (!made || !made.swap) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "record" });
-
-      // 2b. THE ORDER. IT GOES BEFORE THE FILE and this is not a rearrangement for convenience: the halves and the
-      // counterparty's open points, without which the recovery file is empty, appear exactly here. The counterparty's
-      // side comes from outside; in the sandbox the engine builds it as a stand-in, but on a live chain a stand-in would
-      // mean the money goes against a non-existent side, so there it is a refusal.
-      let record = made;
-      // THE ORDER SIDE BUILT BY THE CORE STAYS UNTIL THE END OF THE START: the points and commitments for the lock terms
-      // are taken from it - otherwise the record and the order would diverge, and the slot check against the chain would
-      // go red (and rightly so). There is no second build of the side here.
-      let builtSide = null;
-      if (!record.swapWallet) {
-        const step = orderStep({
-          order: request.order, side: made.side || null, counterparty: request.counterparty || null,
-          standIn: mode !== "live", network: (record.swap.moneroNetwork || xmrNetwork || null),
-        });
-        // THE RECORD FIELDS ARE UNDER THE VERY NAMES THE ENGINE READS. So the record, after a page reload, again yields a
-        // wallet from the halves (`halvesWalletOf`), rather than losing the address together with the tab.
-        const escrow = record.swap.escrow && typeof record.swap.escrow === "object" ? record.swap.escrow : {};
-        record.swap.escrow = { ...escrow,
-          half: step.wallet.spendHalf, viewHalf: step.wallet.viewHalf,
-          edPointLocker: step.own.spendPoint, edViewPointLocker: step.own.viewPoint,
-          edPointClaimer: step.wallet.otherSpendPoint, counterViewPoint: step.wallet.otherViewPoint,
-          counterViewHalf: step.wallet.otherViewHalf,
-          moneroAddress: step.wallet.address, moneroSpendPub: step.wallet.spendPub, moneroViewPub: step.wallet.viewPub,
-          moneroNetwork: step.wallet.network, standIn: step.counterparty.standIn,
-          providerId: step.counterparty.providerId, orderContext: step.context,
-        };
-        try { engine.swap.saveSwap(record.swap); } catch { throw new SdkError("storage-unavailable", { step: "save-swap" }); }
-        record = { ...record, swapWallet: engine.swap.halvesWalletOf(record.swap) };
-        if (!record.swapWallet) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "swapWallet" });
-        builtSide = step;
-      }
-
-      // 2a. THE RECOVERY FILE IS ASSEMBLED AND CHECKED BEFORE THE PERSON. A file that will not open is worse than no
-      // file: the person will rely on it. So we check on our side, before the screen.
-      let payload = null;
-      try {
-        payload = engine.recoveryFile.buildPayload({
-          swap: record.swap, swapWallet: record.swapWallet, escrow: record.escrow,
-          receiveAddress: record.receiveTo || request.receiveTo, restoreHeight: record.restoreHeight ?? null,
-        });
-        engine.recoveryFile.validatePayload(payload);
-      } catch { throw new SdkError("recovery-failed", { step: "build-payload" }); }
-
-      let file = null;
-      try {
-        file = { name: engine.recoveryFile.recoveryFileName(payload.swapId), contents: await engine.recoveryFile.createRecoveryFile(payload, passphrase) };
-      } catch { throw new SdkError("recovery-failed", { step: "encrypt" }); }
-
-      // 3. THE PERSON'S CONFIRMATION - THE GATE. No action that locks funds goes earlier: otherwise the lock would end
-      // up without a key if the browser is lost. "Did not answer" is a refusal, not consent.
-      const confirmed = await request.onRecoveryFile(file);
-      if (confirmed !== true) throw new SdkError("recovery-declined", { swapId: payload.swapId });
-
-      // 4. LOCKING THE FUNDS. The wallet comes FROM OUTSIDE (an adapter with `send`/`receipt`): signing is possible only
-      // in it, and the core keeps no path into the chain of its own. The absence of a wallet is a REFUSAL WITH A CODE,
-      // not a substitution of something by default: a lock without a signature would either not happen or go out with
-      // the wrong key. The recovery file has by now been assembled and confirmed by the person - a lock without a file
-      // is not done.
-      const wallet = request.wallet;
-      if (!wallet || typeof wallet.send !== "function" || typeof wallet.receipt !== "function") {
-        throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "wallet", missing: ["send", "receipt"], surface: "swaps.start", step: "lock" });
-      }
-      // THE LOCK TERMS ARE THE SAME AS THE ORDER'S, and are taken from the caller: exactly these fields enter the
-      // context the DLEQ proof is bound to (orderContext.js, FIELDS). The deadlines and composition are checked by the
-      // engine (lock.send -> escrow.orderTerms) BEFORE sending, not by our own arithmetic: the contract sets the rules.
-      // In the order terms the amount is already in wei, so amountWei is that same one, without recomputation.
-      // THE LOCK TERMS ARE FROM THE SAME SIDE THAT WENT INTO THE RECORD. The points and commitments are computed by the
-      // core (orderStep), not the caller: they do not know the half the core just built, and a second build of it would
-      // be a second side. The deadlines, composition, amounts and addresses remain the caller's; the core merely ADDS
-      // what follows from the built side. When the caller brought the side (createRecord returned a ready record with
-      // its own side), builtSide is empty - then the terms are taken as passed.
-      const derived = builtSide ? {
-        commitHalfLocker: builtSide.wallet.commitHalfLocker,
-        commitHalfClaimer: builtSide.wallet.commitHalfClaimer,
-        edPointLocker: builtSide.own.spendPoint,
-        edPointClaimer: builtSide.wallet.otherSpendPoint,
-        edViewPointLocker: builtSide.own.viewPoint,
-      } : {};
-      const lockRequest = { ...request.order, ...derived, amountWei: request.order.amount };
-      // THE SIGNED QUOTE: the fee, the registry address and the provider live in IT, not in the factory
-      // (decision #76). The caller brings it (the interface got it from the maker); without it the lock is not signed.
-      lockRequest.quote = request.orderQuote || null;
-      let funded = null;
-      try { funded = await lock.send(lockRequest, wallet, { call: reader }); }
-      catch (error) {
-        if (error && typeof error.code === "string") throw error;
-        throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "lock" });
-      }
-      // THE ESCROW ADDRESS IS TAKEN FROM THE RECEIPT (lock.send does this), not from a prediction. It is also written
-      // into the swap: otherwise the progress screen and the explorer link would show an address that is not on the
-      // chain (the page does this on its side: www/js/ui/views/confirm.js:463).
-      const escrowAddress = (funded && funded.escrow) || null;
-      if (escrowAddress) {
-        const escrowRecord = record.swap.escrow && typeof record.swap.escrow === "object" ? record.swap.escrow : {};
-        record.swap.escrow = { ...escrowRecord, address: escrowAddress,
-          // THE FUNDING HEIGHT - FROM THE RECEIPT: the XMR watch and the recovery file take it from here.
-          birthHeight: Number(funded.birthBlock) > 0 ? Number(funded.birthBlock) : (escrowRecord.birthHeight ?? null) };
-        try { engine.swap.saveSwap(record.swap); } catch { throw new SdkError("storage-unavailable", { step: "save-escrow" }); }
-      }
-
-      // 5. THE SERVER: RECORDING THE SWAP WITH US, THEN THE FACTORY WATCH RECORD FOR THE MONERO ADDRESS.
-      // THE ORDER IS EXACTLY THIS: first the swap becomes known to the service (by it, the service checks the escrow
-      // address against the CHAIN), and only then is the watch opened. The reverse order would leave a watch on a swap
-      // the service does not know.
-      // IF ANYTHING OF THIS FAILED - THE REFUSAL GOES OUT AS A CODE (server-unavailable / server-refused) with the step
-      // and the service's reason: the funds are already locked, and this must not be hidden in silence or in "success".
-      const server = await markOnServer(record.swap, escrowAddress, request.order);
-      const watch = await openWatch(record.swap, request.order);
-      // THE STATE IS NAMED, NOT PASSED OFF AS COMPLETION: the swap reached exactly "waiting for XMR at the joint address",
-      // and there is no arrival yet - `receivedXmr` is taken from the service's response, not implied by zero.
-      return {
-        id: record.swap.id || null,
-        escrow: escrowAddress,
-        address: watch.address,
-        step: "xmr-incoming",
-        server,
-        watch,
-        next: "watch",
-      };
-    },
-
-    /**
-     * WAIT FOR THE XMR TO ARRIVE AT THE JOINT ADDRESS - the whole point of opening the watch.
-     *
-     * The polling uses THE SAME request as the page's (GET /api/swaps/{id}), the rate and the timeout - from the
-     * configuration (config.limits.watchPollMs/watchTimeoutMs, the engine's defaults too) and are overridable here.
-     * IT ARRIVED - we return the FACT (the amount, the confirmations, the txid); WE DID NOT WAIT - a refusal with the
-     * code `xmr-timeout`, separate from the others, so "the wait expired" is confused with neither a breakdown nor an
-     * empty response. XMR ON THE ADDRESS BUT BARRED BY unlock_time is a THIRD answer with its own code `xmr-locked`
-     * (the boundary - a height or a date - is in `until`): such funds are not an arrival, and the ready mark is not
-     * signed under them.
-     *
-     * MARKING READY HAPPENS RIGHT HERE, AND ONLY AFTER THE ARRIVAL: `actions.markReady` allows a foreign address to
-     * take the settlement, so it requires the order expectations (`expect`) - the slot check against the chain stands in
-     * it BEFORE the signature. The caller passes them: the core does not invent the commitments of the order it signs.
-     */
-    async watch(request) {
-      if (!request || typeof request !== "object") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "request" });
-      const id = typeof request.id === "string" && request.id ? request.id : null;
-      if (!id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
-      // THE EXPECTATIONS AND THE WALLET COME AS A PAIR: with one of them there is nothing to check against, with the
-      // other nothing to sign with. Skipping silently is not allowed - a signature without a check would allow a foreign
-      // order to take the settlement.
-      const wantExpect = request.expect !== undefined && request.expect !== null;
-      const wantWallet = request.wallet !== undefined && request.wallet !== null;
-      if (wantExpect !== wantWallet) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: wantExpect ? "wallet" : "expect" });
-      if (wantExpect && !(request.escrow || request.address)) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "escrow" });
-      const pollMs = Number.isFinite(Number(request.pollMs)) && Number(request.pollMs) > 0 ? Number(request.pollMs) : limitOf("watchPollMs", 5000);
-      const timeoutMs = Number.isFinite(Number(request.timeoutMs)) && Number(request.timeoutMs) > 0 ? Number(request.timeoutMs) : limitOf("watchTimeoutMs", 1_200_000);
-      // THE CONFIRMATION TARGET - FROM THE CONFIGURATION (one number, the owner's decision: 10).
-      const minConfirmations = Number.isFinite(Number(request.minConfirmations)) && Number(request.minConfirmations) > 0
-        ? Math.trunc(Number(request.minConfirmations)) : limitOf("xmrConfirmations", 10);
-      // THE CLIENT-SIDE CHECK IS OPT-IN BY ITS DATA: it needs the joint address, the joint view secret and the
-      // joint spend public key - all of which the client has and the backend no longer needs. Without them the
-      // watch keeps the service's answer (notifications only); with them the CLIENT decides.
-      const verifyRequest = request.verify && typeof request.verify === "object"
-        ? { ...request.verify,
-            nodes: Array.isArray(request.verify.nodes) ? request.verify.nodes
-              : (config && typeof config.nodesFor === "function" ? config.nodesFor(request.verify.network || request.network || xmrNetwork) : []),
-            minConfirmations }
-        : null;
-      // LESS TIME LEFT THAN THE CONFIRMATIONS TAKE - NAMED AND NOT STARTED (issue #85, the owner's decision).
-      if (verifyRequest) {
-        const readyBy = request.readyBySec !== undefined && request.readyBySec !== null ? Number(request.readyBySec)
-          : (request.deadline && request.deadline.readyBy !== undefined ? Number(request.deadline.readyBy) : null);
-        if (readyBy) xmrArrival.assertTimeForConfirmations({ readyBySec: readyBy, nowSec: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000), minConfirmations, blockTimeSec: limitOf("xmrBlockTimeSec", 120) });
-      }
-      const started = Date.now();
-      let last = null;
-      for (;;) {
-        const body = await readWatch(id);
-        last = incomingOf(body);
-        // AN EMPTY OR FOREIGN RESPONSE IS NOT AN ARRIVAL: counting it as incoming would mean declaring money that was
-        // never seen. This is a named refusal, not "let us wait some more".
-        if (!last) throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "watch", why: "bad-response", id });
-        // XMR IS ON THE ADDRESS BUT LOCKED BY THE TRANSACTION'S unlock_time: a NAMED refusal, not "keep waiting".
-        // The ready mark hands the escrow to the maker; under funds that cannot be spent the maker would take the
-        // ETH and the XMR would stay locked (issue #84), so nothing is signed. The boundary is in `until`.
-        if (last.locked) {
-          const until = last.lockedUntil || {};
-          throw new SdkError("xmr-locked", { id, address: last.address, status: last.status,
-            expectedXmr: last.expectedXmr, receivedXmr: last.receivedXmr, lockedXmr: last.lockedXmr,
-            // The boundary goes as NUMBERS and their kind - a block height or unix seconds - never as text:
-            // turning them into a date the person reads is the interface's dictionary (www/js/sdk/codes.js).
-            untilHeight: until.untilHeight ?? null, untilTime: until.untilTime ?? null,
-            waitedMs: Date.now() - started });
-        }
-        // THE CLIENT'S OWN ANSWER COMES FIRST AND DECIDES. The backend's `seen` may still be false (it no longer
-        // holds the view key), so it is not consulted when the client verifies. A disagreement or locked money
-        // throws its own code above and closes the button; one operator / few confirmations name a WAITING state.
-        if (verifyRequest) {
-          const verdict = await xmrArrival.verifyArrival({ ...verifyRequest, nowSec: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) });
-          last.verify = verdict;
-          if (!verdict.seen) {
-            if (Date.now() - started >= timeoutMs) {
-              throw new SdkError("xmr-timeout", { id, address: last.address, expectedXmr: last.expectedXmr,
-                state: verdict.state, confirmations: verdict.confirmations ?? 0, waitedMs: Date.now() - started, timeoutMs, pollMs });
-            }
-            await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, pollMs));
-            continue;
-          }
-          const verified = { seen: true, id, address: last.address, status: last.status,
-            expectedXmr: last.expectedXmr, receivedXmr: Number(verdict.amountAtomic) / 1e12, confirmations: verdict.confirmations,
-            txids: [verdict.txid], at: Date.now(),
-            verified: { height: verdict.height, blockHash: verdict.blockHash, operators: verdict.operators, agreedBy: verdict.agreedBy },
-            source: "client" };
-          if (wantExpect && wantWallet) {
-            verified.marked = await actions.markReady(
-              { escrow: request.escrow || last.address, expect: request.expect, onStep: request.onStep }, request.wallet);
-          } else {
-            verified.next = "mark-ready";
-          }
-          return verified;
-        }
-        if (last.seen) {
-          const result = { seen: true, id, address: last.address, status: last.status,
-            expectedXmr: last.expectedXmr, receivedXmr: last.receivedXmr, confirmations: last.confirmations,
-            txids: last.txids, at: Date.now() };
-          if (wantExpect && wantWallet) {
-            result.marked = await actions.markReady(
-              { escrow: request.escrow || last.address, expect: request.expect, onStep: request.onStep }, request.wallet);
-          } else {
-            // WITHOUT EXPECTATIONS AND A WALLET, THE WATCH HONESTLY NAMES THE NEXT STEP, rather than pretending the mark
-            // has already been placed.
-            result.next = "mark-ready";
-          }
-          return result;
-        }
-        if (Date.now() - started >= timeoutMs) {
-          throw new SdkError("xmr-timeout", { id, address: last.address, expectedXmr: last.expectedXmr,
-            receivedXmr: last.receivedXmr, confirmations: last.confirmations, waitedMs: Date.now() - started,
-            timeoutMs, pollMs });
-        }
-        await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, pollMs));
-      }
-    },
-  };
-}
+// SWAPS: READING STATE AND STARTING.
+//
+// Here the SDK shows what already lies in storage (the engine's swap records) and starts a new swap. The SDK holds
+// the step order of a start, not the interface: guards -> record and recovery file -> the person's confirmation ->
+// order and halves -> server -> watching the Monero address. A lock without a recovery file is a lock with nothing
+// to open it with if the browser is lost, so the confirmation stands BEFORE anything that locks funds.
+import { SdkError } from "./errors.mjs";
+import * as engine from "./engine.mjs";
+// The name is NOT `record`: inside start there is a variable with that name, and referencing the module before it
+// ran into "Cannot access 'record' before initialization" - a refusal without a code, that is, a breakdown. A check
+// showed exactly that.
+import * as recordModule from "./record.mjs";
+// The order: our own side is built by the engine's builder, the counterparty's side is verified and accepted, and
+// the joint address is assembled from the halves. There are no formulas of our own in the core - see order.mjs.
+import { contextOf, orderStep } from "./order.mjs";
+// Locking the funds: sending goes through the already-finished step (`lock.send`), the wallet is an adapter from outside.
+import * as lock from "./lock.mjs";
+import { vmOfChain, legFor } from "./legs/index.mjs";
+// THE VIEW HALVES - from the core's primitives: the sum of two halves is the key the wallet sees incoming payments
+// with. There is no arithmetic of the core's own here either (see order.mjs) - we use the same halves builder.
+import { primitives } from "./primitives.mjs";
+// MARKING READY - A FINISHED STEP, NOT A SECOND IMPLEMENTATION OF IT: it requires the order expectations and checks
+// the slots against the chain BEFORE signing (actions.markReady). The watch must call exactly it, otherwise "we saw
+// the XMR" and "we allowed the settlement to be taken" would diverge.
+import { createActions } from "./actions.mjs";
+// THE XMR ARRIVAL CHECK ON TWO NODES (issue #85) - IN THE CORE, from the same mirrored rule and block parser.
+import * as xmrArrival from "./xmr-arrival.mjs";
+
+// The engine's terminal states -> the contract's codes. An unknown kind is not invented: it comes as "closed".
+const TERMINAL = { success: "success", refunded: "refunded_eth", xmr_returned: "xmr_returned", closed: "closed" };
+
+const num = (v) => { const n = Number(v); return Number.isFinite(n) ? n : null; };
+
+// THE SERVICE'S NAMED STATE FOR FUNDS THAT ARE ON THE ADDRESS BUT BARRED BY THE TRANSACTION'S unlock_time
+// (app/store.mjs, app/watcher.mjs; the rule itself is app/indexer.mjs, unlockStateOf). "Has the XMR arrived" is
+// decided by the SERVICE, which alone reads the chain's outputs; the core does NOT re-derive it from the amount -
+// it reads THIS state. That is the one rule: the indexer and the wallet path classify unlock_time, and the core
+// treats locked funds as not-an-arrival instead of inventing a second rule of its own.
+const LOCKED_STATUS = "xmr_locked";
+
+// --- THE "SERVER" STEP: RECORDING THE SWAP WITH US AND WATCHING THE MONERO ADDRESS -------------------
+//
+// WHAT THIS STEP IS AND WHY AFTER THE LOCK. The funds are already locked (the escrow was created by the factory
+// call), but only the browser knows about the swap: until the record reaches the service, the swap list is tied to
+// the tab, and nobody notices incoming XMR. So the step consists of two actions, and both are THE SAME REQUESTS the
+// current interface makes:
+//
+//   1) RECORDING: POST /api/evm-swaps, body { id, network, escrow, quoteId, providerId, hashlock, amount, t0, t1 }
+//      (www/js/evm/auth.js:111-125, saveServerSwap). Our app accepts it by the template /^\/api\/evm-swaps$/
+//      (app/server.mjs:1230) and requires a pass: without Authorization: Bearer *** 401 (app/server.mjs:1232).
+//      It checks the escrow address against the CHAIN (locker() versus the address from the pass) - that is, it
+//      confirms the record by the chain, not by the client's words.
+//   2) WATCHING: POST /api/swaps (address + VIEW KEY + expected amount; www/js/ui/views/confirm.js:581,
+//      www/js/core/chainSource.js:178) and then polling GET /api/swaps/{id} (chainSource.js:184). The spend key does
+//      not leave and cannot: no one has it until the half is revealed.
+//
+// WHAT IS DELIBERATELY ABSENT HERE: a waiting policy of its own inside the step. How long to wait for the XMR to
+// arrive is the caller's decision, so the watch is exposed as a separate method (`swaps.watch`) with a timeout from
+// the configuration.
+const MARK_FIELDS = ["id", "network", "escrow", "quoteId", "providerId", "hashlock", "amount", "t0", "t1"];
+// THE FIELDS OF THE FACTORY WATCH RECORD - the same whitelist as the page client's
+// (www/js/core/chainSource.js:33, ALLOWED_SESSION_FIELDS). The body is assembled FROM IT anew, so neither the spend
+// half nor the spend key can get into the request, even if someone adds them to the record "just in case".
+const ALLOWED_SESSION_FIELDS = ["swapId", "network", "address", "viewKey", "expectedAmountXmr", "restoreHeight", "chain"];
+
+/**
+ * The mark body from the swap record. THE FIELDS ARE THE SAME AND WITH THE SAME MEANING as the interface's
+ * (auth.js:114-125), not a private list: only public data goes out (the escrow address, amounts, deadlines, the
+ * quote reference), and nothing secret - the spend key never leaves the browser under any configuration.
+ */
+export function markBodyOf(swap, escrow, order = null) {
+  const e = (swap && swap.escrow) || {};
+  const o = order && typeof order === "object" ? order : {};
+  // A BIGINT AS A STRING: the order amount in wei comes both as a string and as a BigInt number (the order terms),
+  // and the request body is serialized to JSON, where a BigInt does not live at all (a TypeError on the very first
+  // call). The app expects a string.
+  const first = (...vals) => {
+    for (const v of vals) {
+      if (v === undefined || v === null || v === "") continue;
+      return typeof v === "bigint" ? v.toString() : v;
+    }
+    return null;
+  };
+  return {
+    id: swap.id || null,
+    network: swap.network || swap.chain || null,
+    escrow: escrow || e.address || null,
+    quoteId: first(swap.orderQuoteId, e.quoteId),
+    providerId: first(swap.providerId, e.providerId),
+    hashlock: first(e.hashlock, swap.hashlock),
+    amount: first(e.amountWei, o.amount, swap.amountWei),
+    t0: first(e.t0, o.t0),
+    t1: first(e.t1, o.t1),
+  };
+}
+
+/**
+ * THE VIEW KEY OF THE JOINT ADDRESS - THE SUM OF TWO HALVES. That is how the interface assembles it
+ * (www/js/ui/views/confirm.js:559; math - www/js/monero/swapKeys.js, watchViewSeedHex), and only with it does the
+ * wallet see incoming payments: the view and spend halves are independent in Monero.
+ * Recorded as 64 hex WITHOUT the 0x prefix: the app checks the key by this form (app/store.mjs:74, HEX64).
+ */
+export function jointViewKey(swap) {
+  const e = (swap && swap.escrow) || {};
+  if (typeof e.viewHalf !== "string" || !e.viewHalf) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "viewHalf" });
+  if (typeof e.counterViewHalf !== "string" || !e.counterViewHalf) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "counterViewHalf" });
+  try {
+    const halves = engine.halves.createHalves(primitives);
+    return halves.combineHalves(BigInt(e.viewHalf), BigInt(e.counterViewHalf)).toString(16).padStart(64, "0");
+  } catch { throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "viewKey" }); }
+}
+
+/**
+ * What is visible in the app's watch response. AN EMPTY RESPONSE IS NOT COUNTED AS AN ARRIVAL: it has no receivedXmr
+ * field at all, and "the field is absent" and "zero" are different things (zero means "nothing arrived", absence -
+ * "not read"). We return null if this is not a watch response at all - emptiness must not be taken for data.
+ */
+export function incomingOf(session) {
+  if (!session || typeof session !== "object") return null;
+  const received = Number(session.receivedXmr);
+  if (!Number.isFinite(received)) return null;
+  const confirmations = Number(session.confirmations);
+  // LOCKED FUNDS ARE ON THE ADDRESS BUT ARE NOT AN ARRIVAL THE SWAP CAN USE: the sender set unlock_time, and the
+  // service names that state. `receivedXmr` counts only what can be spent; the barred sum is `lockedXmr`, and the
+  // boundary (a height or a date) travels as `lockedUntil` so the interface can say until WHEN.
+  const locked = session.status === LOCKED_STATUS;
+  const lockedXmr = num(session.lockedXmr);
+  return {
+    id: session.id || null,
+    address: session.address || null,
+    status: session.status || null,
+    expectedXmr: num(session.expectedAmountXmr),
+    receivedXmr: received,
+    confirmations: Number.isFinite(confirmations) ? confirmations : 0,
+    txids: Array.isArray(session.fundingTxids) ? session.fundingTxids : [],
+    locked,
+    lockedXmr: lockedXmr === null ? 0 : lockedXmr,
+    lockedUntil: session.lockedUntil || null,
+    // AN ARRIVAL IS MONEY AT THE ADDRESS THAT IS NOT BARRED BY unlock_time. Zero, or locked, means none.
+    seen: received > 0 && !locked,
+  };
+}
+
+/** Translating the engine's record into the contract state: our names, the engine's meaning. */
+export function toState(swap) {
+  if (!swap || typeof swap !== "object" || !swap.id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "swap" });
+  const d = engine.swap.derive(swap);
+  const steps = [];
+  const engineSteps = Array.isArray(d.steps) ? d.steps : [];
+  const funded = engineSteps.find((s) => s.key === "funded") || null;
+  // THE FIRST STEP IS IN THE CONTRACT BUT NOT IN THE ENGINE: the engine considers the swap already created from the
+  // "funded" step. Waiting for payment is a state the interface must show, so we add the step ourselves.
+  steps.push({ code: "awaiting_funding", done: !!(funded && funded.done), active: !(funded && funded.done), at: null });
+  for (const s of engineSteps) {
+    steps.push({
+      code: s.key, done: !!s.done, active: !!s.active, failed: !!s.failed,
+      // The step time is taken from the record only in the sandbox: in a live swap it is the demonstration time.
+      at: d.simulated && d.simulated.evm ? (s.atSim ?? null) : null,
+    });
+  }
+  const active = steps.find((s) => s.active) || [...steps].reverse().find((s) => s.done) || steps[0];
+  const chain = swap.network || swap.chain || null;
+  // The virtual machine is taken from the network registry. An unknown network has none, and "unknown" is more honest
+  // than the network's name: it is visible in the state and does not turn into "probably EVM".
+  const vm = chain ? (vmOfChain(chain) || "unknown") : "unknown";
+  return {
+    id: swap.id,
+    direction: swap.side === "sell" ? "sell" : "buy",
+    // WHAT THE LIST SHOWS, NOT ONLY THE STEPPER (www/js/ui/views/info.js, swapsView). The list needs the date,
+    // who gave the price, the human name of the phase and whether the swap is settled - and it must take them
+    // from the CORE, not by reaching into the record itself. The names repeat the record's (core/swap.js,
+    // createSwap: createdAt, maker, escrow).
+    createdAt: swap.createdAt ?? null,
+    maker: {
+      id: (swap.makerId !== undefined && swap.makerId !== null) ? swap.makerId : ((swap.maker && swap.maker.id) ?? null),
+      name: (swap.makerName !== undefined && swap.makerName !== null) ? swap.makerName : ((swap.maker && swap.maker.name) ?? null),
+    },
+    // THE HUMAN NAME OF THE PHASE IS THE ENGINE'S (derive -> phaseLabel): the words on the screen come from the
+    // same place as the state they describe, so they cannot drift apart.
+    phase: d.phase || null,
+    phaseLabel: d.phaseLabel || null,
+    // "LIVE OR SETTLED" IS THE RECORD'S SETTLEMENT, exactly as the screen split it before. It is NOT read from
+    // the phase's text: the text is for the person, the flag is for the code.
+    settled: !!swap.settlement,
+    // WHAT HAS ALREADY MOVED ON THE SWAP - the two signs the removal prompt warns about. Computed HERE from the
+    // record: the screen must not reach into it for them.
+    funds: {
+      receivedXmr: num(d.xmrAmount && d.xmrAmount.seen) ?? 0,
+      escrowLocked: !!(swap.escrow && (swap.escrow.fundTx || swap.escrow.secret)),
+    },
+    pay: { token: swap.payToken || "eth", amount: num(swap.payAmount) ?? 0 },
+    get: { xmr: num(swap.xmrAmount) ?? 0 },
+    step: active.code,
+    steps,
+    deadlines: {
+      readyBy: d.deadlines && d.deadlines.readyBy !== undefined ? num(d.deadlines.readyBy) : null,
+      t1: d.deadlines && d.deadlines.t1 !== undefined ? num(d.deadlines.t1) : null,
+    },
+    xmr: {
+      confirmations: num(d.xmr && (d.xmr.confirmations !== undefined ? d.xmr.confirmations : d.conf)) ?? 0,
+      target: num(d.xmr && d.xmr.confTarget) ?? num(d.confTarget) ?? 0,
+      txid: (d.xmr && Array.isArray(d.xmr.txids) && d.xmr.txids[0]) || null,
+      amount: {
+        expected: d.xmrAmount ? d.xmrAmount.expected ?? null : null,
+        seen: d.xmrAmount ? d.xmrAmount.seen ?? null : null,
+      },
+    },
+    counterparty: {
+      chain,
+      vm,
+      // The address of whatever secures the leg. While there is none - null, not an empty string: the interface must
+      // distinguish "not created yet" from "created, but the address was not read".
+      leg: (swap.escrow && (swap.escrow.address || swap.escrow.leg)) || null,
+      status: d.phase || null,
+      txs: (swap.escrow && (swap.escrow.txids || swap.escrow.txs)) || [],
+    },
+    actions: { markReady: !!(d.can && d.can.ready), sweep: !!(d.can && d.can.sweep), refund: !!(d.can && d.can.refund) },
+    simulated: { evm: !!(d.simulated && d.simulated.evm), xmr: !!(d.simulated && d.simulated.xmr) },
+    terminal: d.terminal ? (TERMINAL[d.terminal.kind] ?? "closed") : null,
+  };
+}
+
+// A PASSPHRASE SHORTER THAN THIS IS NOT ACCEPTED: a file with a weak passphrase is a file strangers will open.
+const MIN_PASSPHRASE = 12;
+
+// The record fields are taken from the request: what exactly the person changes is set by the interface, not the core.
+// A FIXED DEFECT: the record lost WHERE TO WITHDRAW XMR AND WHAT IT OWES. `receiveTo` and the quote data (maker, fee,
+// signature, rate) were not carried into the record at all, so the progress screen - which reads EXACTLY the record -
+// knew neither the withdrawal address nor the maker, and exporting the recovery file from that screen went out with an
+// empty address. The record fields stay the same as the engine's (core/swap.js, createSwap): the field name is
+// `receiveAddress`.
+const recordInputOf = (request) => {
+  const quote = request && request.quote && typeof request.quote === "object" ? request.quote : {};
+  const pass = (v) => (v === undefined || v === null || v === "" ? undefined : v);
+  return {
+    side: request.side || "buy",
+    network: quote.chain ? quote.chain : undefined,
+    payToken: quote.asset ? String(quote.asset).toLowerCase() : undefined,
+    payAmount: quote.amount !== undefined ? quote.amount : undefined,
+    xmrAmount: quote.size !== undefined ? quote.size : undefined,
+    // THE ORDER-QUOTE ID IS PART OF THE RECORD, NOT A DETAIL OF THE SCREEN (a defect found): our service uses it to
+    // tie the created escrow to the provider node's record, and without it the node cannot take the ETH
+    // (sdk/src/swap-flow.mjs: quoteId: quote.id -> swap.orderQuoteId; markBodyOf reads exactly this field).
+    orderQuoteId: pass(quote.id),
+    // WHERE TO WITHDRAW XMR: part of the record, not a detail of the screen - the progress screen exports the file by it.
+    receiveAddress: pass(request.receiveTo),
+    // WHAT THE PERSON SAW: the maker, its spread, the fee, the rate and the quote signature. Screen data, but it must
+    // live in the record - otherwise the progress screen shows an empty maker instead of whoever gave the price.
+    makerId: pass(quote.makerId), makerName: pass(quote.makerName), makerSpread: pass(quote.makerSpread),
+    quoteSignature: pass(quote.signature), fee: pass(quote.arrakisFee),
+    dexSpread: pass(quote.dexSpread), gasUsd: pass(quote.gasUsd), rate: pass(quote.rate),
+  };
+};
+
+// createRecord is the start step that requires a Monero wallet IN THE BROWSER (creating the wallet and the order of
+// the halves). It arrives from outside, so the whole path after it (building the file, encryption, the person's
+// confirmation) is written and checked already now, rather than appearing together with the browser part.
+export function createSwaps({ preflight, http, createRecord, mode = null, xmrNetwork = null, call = null,
+  // THE PATHS AND LIMITS ARE BROUGHT BY THE CONFIGURATION: the "server" step's paths are named by names (config.route),
+  // and the timeout and rate of the watch polling - in config.limits. Without the configuration the step answers with a
+  // code rather than following invented paths.
+  config = null,
+  // A SIGN-IN PASS - A SEAM FROM OUTSIDE. Only a wallet can sign the sign-in message, and its role in the core is an
+  // adapter (send/receipt): windows and message signatures remain the interface's. A READY pass arrives here (as
+  // www/js/evm/auth.js, signIn obtains it today), and the core merely presents it.
+  auth = null,
+  watch: watchOptions = null } = {}) {
+  // WHAT READS THE CHAIN AT THE LOCK IS A SEAM, as in actions.mjs: by default the engine's read, from outside you can
+  // substitute your own. Otherwise the lock step could not be checked beyond predicting the address - and "the address
+  // from the receipt" would remain an argument on trust, not a verified property.
+  const reader = typeof call === "function" ? call : engine.evm.readContract;
+  // MARKING READY GOES THROUGH THE SAME READ SEAM as the lock: checking the slots and signing must go one way,
+  // otherwise part of the check goes past the wallet and part does not (see actions.mjs).
+  const actions = createActions({ call: typeof call === "function" ? call : null });
+  const routeOf = (name, params) => {
+    if (!config || typeof config.route !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "config", step: "server" });
+    return config.route(name, params);
+  };
+  const limitOf = (name, fallback) => {
+    const value = config && config.limits ? config.limits[name] : null;
+    return Number.isFinite(Number(value)) && Number(value) > 0 ? Number(value) : fallback;
+  };
+  const records = () => {
+    const state = engine.store.loadState();
+    const all = Object.values((state && state.swaps) || {}).filter((s) => s && s.id);
+    return all.sort((a, b) => Number(b.createdAt || 0) - Number(a.createdAt || 0));
+  };
+
+  // THE GUARDS' DATA: what the core knows itself (the network, the order amount, the token allowance) plus the balance
+  // read by THE SAME wallet the lock will be signed with. Here too - a refusal WITH A CODE where there is no data at
+  // all (order terms or an amount in them): silently handing a guard an empty value means hearing "the amount is
+  // unknown" about a quantity that is simply not in the request.
+  async function guardOptionsOf(request) {
+    // NOT A SINGLE REFUSAL HERE UNTIL THE GUARDS ARE ASKED. The absence of order terms is NOT a reason to refuse before
+    // the guards: the start order is held by their precedence (see the check "a guard's refusal stops the swap with its
+    // own code"). If the data is absent, a guard will say "not checked" and not lock, and the next step will name the
+    // missing field (contextOf -> bad-input { field: "order" }). No "the amount is unknown" about a quantity simply not
+    // in the request: the amount is taken from the terms, and if they are absent - the refusal names EXACTLY the terms.
+    const order = request.order && typeof request.order === "object" ? request.order : {};
+    const amountWei = order.amount;
+    const wei = amountWei === undefined || amountWei === null || amountWei === "" ? null : String(amountWei);
+    const chainId = Number(order.chainId);
+    const chain = Number.isFinite(chainId) ? engine.config.chainByChainId(chainId) : null;
+    // tokensOf EXPECTS THE NETWORK ID (slug), NOT a chainId: a passed chainId matches no record, and the registry
+    // silently returns the tokens of the DEFAULT NETWORK (www/js/core/config.js, chainById -> DEFAULT_CHAIN).
+    const tokens = chain ? engine.config.tokensOf(chain.id) : [];
+    const payId = String((request.quote && (request.quote.token || request.quote.asset)) || "").toLowerCase();
+    const payToken = tokens.find((t) => String(t.symbol).toLowerCase() === payId) || null;
+    const nativeToken = tokens.find((t) => !t.address) || null;
+    const tokenIsNative = !!(payToken && !payToken.address);
+    const options = {
+      tokenIsNative,
+      // A STAND-IN OR A LIVE COUNTERPARTY - THE CALLER KNOWS. If there is no side, a stand-in will build it exactly in
+      // a mode other than live, and the guard must see that rather than consider the swap real.
+      standIn: !request.counterparty && mode !== "live",
+      // A PRODUCTION NETWORK - BY THE REGISTRY'S RULE (escrow.mode === "live" and no testnet marker), the same as the
+      // page's. false means "a stand-in is allowed here", not "we did not check".
+      liveChain: !!(chain && chain.escrow && chain.escrow.mode === "live" && !chain.testnet),
+    };
+    // THE ORDER AMOUNT - IN WEI AND ONLY IT: for the amount-coverage guards the quantity is one. No amount - the field
+    // will be absent entirely (the guard honestly says "not measured"), not a substituted number.
+    if (wei !== null) { options.payAmountWei = wei; options.requiredNativeWei = wei; }
+    // THE BALANCE IS READ BY THE LOCK'S WALLET. The core keeps no path into the chain of its own: we take the same seam
+    // as `wallet.balances` (the leg driver) and read exactly the needed tokens. Not read - we leave null: the guard
+    // will call it a code (balance-unchecked), and substituting zero is forbidden (zero is an empty wallet).
+    try {
+      const wallet = request.wallet;
+      const driver = wallet && typeof wallet.driver === "function" ? wallet.driver() : null;
+      const address = wallet && typeof wallet.address === "function" ? await wallet.address() : null;
+      const leg = legFor("evm");
+      const idOf = (t) => String(t.symbol).toLowerCase();
+      const wanted = [];
+      if (nativeToken) wanted.push({ id: idOf(nativeToken), symbol: nativeToken.symbol, decimals: nativeToken.decimals, address: null });
+      if (payToken && payToken.address) wanted.push({ id: idOf(payToken), symbol: payToken.symbol, decimals: payToken.decimals, address: payToken.address });
+      if (driver && address && leg && typeof leg.balances === "function" && wanted.length) {
+        const read = await leg.balances({ driver, address, tokens: wanted });
+        const pick = (token) => { const hit = token ? read.find((b) => b.token === idOf(token)) : null; return hit && hit.amount !== null ? hit.amount : null; };
+        const nativeWei = nativeToken ? pick(nativeToken) : null;
+        if (nativeWei !== null) options.nativeBalanceWei = nativeWei;
+        const payWei = tokenIsNative ? nativeWei : pick(payToken);
+        if (payWei !== null) options.payBalanceWei = payWei;
+      }
+    } catch { /* not read - the guard will name the field itself; silently considering the balance sufficient is not allowed */ }
+    return options;
+  }
+
+  /**
+   * RECORDING THE SWAP WITH US. The path and body are the interface's (see the step description above). A refusal is
+   * called by a CODE and carries the service's response in full: the connection never got through - server-unavailable,
+   * the service answered and did not accept - server-refused (with the status and ITS reason). The code is named so the
+   * interface itself decides whether to abort the swap: today it does not abort it (www/js/evm/auth.js:15-16), and that
+   * is its decision, not the core's silence.
+   */
+  async function markOnServer(swap, escrow, order) {
+    if (!http || typeof http.tryJson !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "http", step: "mark" });
+    const mark = markBodyOf(swap, escrow, order);
+    const body = JSON.stringify(Object.fromEntries(MARK_FIELDS.map((field) => [field, mark[field]])));
+    const headers = { "content-type": "application/json" };
+    // THE PASS IS ASKED EVERY TIME, NOT CACHED: it is short-lived (an hour: app/server.mjs, AUTH_TOKEN_TTL_MS), and a
+    // cached pass would give a 401 at a step that does not move money itself but shows the swap to the service.
+    if (typeof auth === "function") {
+      let token = null;
+      try { token = await auth(); } catch { token = null; }
+      if (typeof token === "string" && token) headers.authorization = "Bearer " + token;
+    }
+    let answer = null;
+    try { answer = await http.tryJson(routeOf("evmSwaps"), { method: "POST", headers, body }); }
+    catch (error) { throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "mark", why: (error && error.code) || "fetch" }); }
+    if (!answer || answer.ok !== true) {
+      throw new SdkError("server-refused", {
+        step: "mark", status: answer ? answer.status : null,
+        why: (answer && answer.body && (answer.body.error || answer.body.detail)) || null,
+      });
+    }
+    return { marked: true, httpStatus: answer.status, orderBinding: (answer.body && answer.body.orderBinding) || null };
+  }
+
+  /**
+   * THE FACTORY WATCH RECORD with our service: by the same POST /api/swaps the page makes
+   * (www/js/ui/views/confirm.js:581). The address and the VIEW KEY go out - that is enough to see incoming payments,
+   * and not enough to spend them.
+   */
+  async function openWatch(swap, order) {
+    if (!http || typeof http.tryJson !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "http", step: "watch" });
+    const e = (swap && swap.escrow) || {};
+    const address = e.moneroAddress || (swap.swapWallet && swap.swapWallet.address) || null;
+    if (!address) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "moneroAddress" });
+    // THE EXPECTED AMOUNT IS MANDATORY, and this is not a formality: without it the watch cannot check the sufficiency of
+    // the arrival, and the app does not accept such a record (app/store.mjs:85-94). A refusal is more honest than a
+    // silent record by which an underpayment would look like a completed swap.
+    const expectedXmr = num(order && order.xmrAmount !== undefined ? order.xmrAmount : swap.xmrAmount);
+    if (!(expectedXmr > 0)) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "expectedAmountXmr" });
+    const network = swap.moneroNetwork || xmrNetwork || null;
+    if (!network) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "moneroNetwork" });
+    const wanted = {
+      swapId: swap.id || null, network, address, viewKey: jointViewKey(swap), expectedAmountXmr: expectedXmr,
+      // THE RESTORE HEIGHT - FROM THE SWAP RECORD (the order puts it there), not invented: a scan from zero would take
+      // tens of hours, and the arrivals would not be visible in a reasonable time.
+      restoreHeight: Number(e.birthHeight) > 0 ? Number(e.birthHeight) : null,
+      chain: swap.network || swap.chain || null,
+    };
+    const body = {};
+    for (const field of ALLOWED_SESSION_FIELDS) if (wanted[field] !== undefined && wanted[field] !== null) body[field] = wanted[field];
+    // THE VIEW KEY IS NOT NEEDED BY THE SERVICE FOR THE DECISION ANY MORE: since the arrival is checked by the
+    // client (verifyArrival), the backend may keep a watch only for notifications, and even that it can do from
+    // the maker's txid. So sending the key is an OPTION: `watch.sendViewKeyToServer === false` drops it from the
+    // record. The default keeps the current backend flow working until it stops deciding on its own.
+    if (watchOptions && watchOptions.sendViewKeyToServer === false) delete body.viewKey;
+    let answer = null;
+    try { answer = await http.tryJson(routeOf("swaps"), { method: "POST", headers: { "content-type": "application/json" }, body: JSON.stringify(body) }); }
+    catch (error) { throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "watch", why: (error && error.code) || "fetch" }); }
+    if (!answer || answer.ok !== true) {
+      throw new SdkError("server-refused", {
+        step: "watch", status: answer ? answer.status : null,
+        why: (answer && answer.body && (answer.body.error || answer.body.detail)) || null,
+      });
+    }
+    const session = incomingOf(answer.body);
+    if (!session) throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "watch", why: "bad-response" });
+    return { registered: true, httpStatus: answer.status, ...session,
+      expectedXmr: session.expectedXmr !== null ? session.expectedXmr : expectedXmr };
+  }
+
+  /** THE WATCH STATE: GET /api/swaps/{id} - the same path as the page's (chainSource.js:184). */
+  async function readWatch(id) {
+    if (!http || typeof http.tryJson !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "http", step: "watch" });
+    let answer = null;
+    try { answer = await http.tryJson(routeOf("swap", { id }), { method: "GET" }); }
+    catch (error) { throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "watch", why: (error && error.code) || "fetch" }); }
+    if (!answer || answer.ok !== true) {
+      throw new SdkError("server-refused", {
+        step: "watch", status: answer ? answer.status : null, id,
+        why: (answer && answer.body && (answer.body.error || answer.body.detail)) || null,
+      });
+    }
+    return answer.body;
+  }
+
+  return {
+    // list/get DO NOT ASK THE NETWORK: the state lies in storage, and after a page reload the interface raises the swaps
+    // from it, not from memory.
+    async list() { return records().map(toState); },
+    async get(id) {
+      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
+      const found = records().find((s) => s.id === id);
+      return found ? toState(found) : null;
+    },
+
+    /**
+     * THE DEAL-PROGRESS SNAPSHOT. The progress screen shows one swap live: which steps are done, how many Monero
+     * confirmations are left, what is allowed now, when the refund opens, what the Monero leg is doing - plus the
+     * record's own facts (the escrow, the maker, the amounts, the one-time address, the destination). ALL of it is
+     * assembled HERE: the record is read (engine.swap.getSwap), the state is DERIVED by the core
+     * (engine.swap.derive) and the wallet is rebuilt from the halves (engine.swap.halvesWalletOf). The screen only
+     * draws this snapshot - it no longer reads the record or derives the state itself, so there is one
+     * implementation of the deal's rules instead of two.
+     *
+     * `null` means "there is no such record" - it is NOT an empty state.
+     */
+    async progress(id) {
+      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
+      const swap = engine.swap.getSwap(id);
+      if (!swap) return null;
+      return {
+        id: String(swap.id || id),
+        // THE RECORD'S OWN FIELDS. The screen shows them and hands the escrow back as the order expectations for a
+        // live action (markReady/claim/refund), so they travel as they are - no second copy of the record.
+        swap,
+        // THE WALLET REBUILT FROM THE HALVES: the recovery file is assembled from it, and the half-of-the-key rule
+        // stays the engine's (halvesWalletOf), not a second reading on the screen.
+        swapWallet: engine.swap.halvesWalletOf(swap),
+        // THE DERIVED DEAL VIEW: the phase, the allowed actions, the deadlines, the steps, the Monero leg and the
+        // amounts. The field names are the engine's (derive) - one source for the state and the words about it.
+        view: engine.swap.derive(swap),
+      };
+    },
+
+    /**
+     * THE DEMONSTRATION RECORD'S ACTIONS (mode "sim"): confirming readiness, refunding the ETH, sweeping the XMR.
+     * In a LIVE swap the same steps go through `actions` (a real escrow and the wallet adapter); here they are the
+     * sandbox's record mutations, kept in ONE place instead of on the screen.
+     */
+    async confirmReady(id) {
+      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
+      return engine.swap.confirmReady(id);
+    },
+    async refundEth(id, by = "you") {
+      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
+      return engine.swap.refundEth(id, by);
+    },
+    async sweepNow(id) {
+      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
+      return engine.swap.sweepNow(id);
+    },
+
+    /**
+     * WHERE TO WITHDRAW THE XMR. Sets the record's `receiveAddress` and saves it: the destination is part of the
+     * recovery file, so the change is WRITTEN (named), not inferred. The order and the chain are untouched.
+     * `null` - there is no such record.
+     */
+    async setDestination(id, address) {
+      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
+      if (typeof address !== "string" || !address) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "address" });
+      const swap = engine.swap.getSwap(id);
+      if (!swap) return null;
+      swap.receiveAddress = address;
+      return engine.swap.saveSwap(swap);
+    },
+
+    /**
+     * THE MONERO NETWORK OF AN ADDRESS, BY ITS SHAPE. The format and the network prefixes live in one module
+     * (engine.xmrAddress), the SAME one the Monero wallet adapter uses - the interface must not keep a prefix table
+     * of its own. `null` - not an address of a known network.
+     */
+    async addressNetwork(address) {
+      if (typeof address !== "string" || !address) return null;
+      try { return engine.xmrAddress.networkFromShape(address); } catch { return null; }
+    },
+
+    /**
+     * REMOVING A RECORD FROM THE LIST. The record leaves THIS store only: on the service and in the contract
+     * everything stays, so this is a tidy-up of the list, not a cancellation of the swap. `false` means there was
+     * no such record - the caller tells that apart from a refusal.
+     */
+    async forget(id) {
+      if (typeof id !== "string" || !id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
+      let state = null;
+      try { state = engine.store.loadState(); } catch { throw new SdkError("storage-unavailable", { step: "forget" }); }
+      const swaps = state && state.swaps;
+      if (!swaps || !swaps[id]) return false;
+      delete swaps[id];
+      try { engine.store.saveState(state); } catch { throw new SdkError("storage-unavailable", { step: "forget" }); }
+      return true;
+    },
+
+    /**
+     * THE SERVICE'S SWAP LIST, MERGED INTO THE LOCAL ONE. The path and the body are the page's
+     * (www/js/evm/auth.js, loadServerSwaps: GET /api/evm-swaps, the address ties the list to the wallet). The
+     * merge rule is the ENGINE'S (core/swap.js, addServerSwaps): a local record always wins, the service only
+     * adds what this browser does not have, and the rules are not written a second time here. The pass is
+     * obtained by the interface and only presented by the core (the `auth` seam), so an unauthenticated call is
+     * the service's own refusal with a code, not a silent empty list.
+     */
+    async sync() {
+      if (!http || typeof http.tryJson !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "http", step: "sync" });
+      const headers = {};
+      if (typeof auth === "function") {
+        let token = null;
+        try { token = await auth(); } catch { token = null; }
+        if (typeof token === "string" && token) headers.authorization = "Bearer " + token;
+      }
+      let answer = null;
+      try { answer = await http.tryJson(routeOf("evmSwaps"), { method: "GET", headers }); }
+      catch (error) { throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "sync", why: (error && error.code) || "fetch" }); }
+      if (!answer || answer.ok !== true) {
+        throw new SdkError("server-refused", {
+          step: "sync", status: answer ? answer.status : null,
+          why: (answer && answer.body && (answer.body.error || answer.body.detail)) || null,
+        });
+      }
+      // A GARBAGE ANSWER IS A REFUSAL, NOT AN EMPTY LIST: a non-JSON body (an SPA fallback, a proxy error page) must
+      // not look like "the service has no swaps" - the two are different, and only one of them means "synced".
+      const body = answer.body;
+      if (!body || !Array.isArray(body.swaps)) throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "sync", why: "bad-response" });
+      const added = engine.swap.addServerSwaps(body.swaps);
+      return { ok: true, added, seen: body.swaps.length };
+    },
+
+    // THE ARRIVAL VERDICT WITHOUT THE WATCH LOOP, and the deadline check as a separate call: an interface may
+    // want to run both itself. The watch uses exactly these, so there is one decision, not two.
+    verifyArrival: (request) => xmrArrival.verifyArrival(request),
+    assertTimeForConfirmations: (request) => xmrArrival.assertTimeForConfirmations(request),
+
+    /**
+     * THE CLIENT'S OWN EARLY REFUND WHEN THE XMR DID NOT ARRIVE (issue #88). After `readyBy` the maker may claim
+     * even without the ready mark, and the early-refund window closes; so while the interface is open a depositor
+     * who sees no XMR must take the ETH back BEFORE `readyBy`. The arrival is decided by THE SAME rule the watch
+     * uses (xmr-arrival.verifyArrival): two nodes of different operators on one block, and money barred by
+     * unlock_time is not an arrival.
+     *
+     * ONLY A POSITIVE "NOT ARRIVED" REFUNDS (state `pending` or `one-node`). A failure to check - no reachable
+     * node, a disagreement, an underpayment, locked money - is NOT "no money": verifyArrival throws its own code
+     * and NOTHING is signed, so a broken or lagging witness can never look like an empty address.
+     *
+     * IT FIRES ONLY WHEN LESS THAN THE CONFIRMATIONS' TIME IS LEFT before `readyBy`
+     * (`minConfirmations * blockTimeSec`, overridable with `leadSec`): refunding earlier would abandon a maker who
+     * still has time to deliver. The refund goes through the same action seam as the screen (actions.refund), and
+     * the order expectations are mandatory.
+     *
+     * The seams `deps.verify` / `deps.refund` / `deps.now` exist for the checks; in production they are the real
+     * arrival check and the real refund.
+     */
+    async refundIfXmrMissing(request = {}, deps = {}) {
+      const verify = typeof deps.verify === "function" ? deps.verify : xmrArrival.verifyArrival;
+      const refund = typeof deps.refund === "function" ? deps.refund : actions.refund;
+      const nowOf = typeof deps.now === "function" ? deps.now : () => Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000);
+      if (!request || typeof request !== "object") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "request" });
+      const swap = request.swap && typeof request.swap === "object" ? request.swap : null;
+      const e = (swap && swap.escrow) || {};
+      const escrow = request.escrow || e.address || null;
+      if (!escrow) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "escrow" });
+      const halfLocker = request.halfLocker || e.half || null;
+      if (!halfLocker) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "halfLocker" });
+      if (!request.expect || typeof request.expect !== "object") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "expect" });
+      const address = request.address || e.moneroAddress || null;
+      if (!address) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "address" });
+      const viewSecret = request.viewSecret !== undefined && request.viewSecret !== null
+        ? request.viewSecret : (swap ? jointViewKey(swap) : null);
+      if (viewSecret === undefined || viewSecret === null) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "viewSecret" });
+      const spendPub = request.spendPub || e.moneroSpendPub || null;
+      if (!spendPub) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "spendPub" });
+      // THE EXPECTED SUM IN ATOMIC UNITS. Given explicitly, or derived from the record's XMR amount (1 XMR = 10^12).
+      let expectedAtomic = request.expectedAtomic !== undefined && request.expectedAtomic !== null
+        ? request.expectedAtomic : (e.expectedAtomic !== undefined && e.expectedAtomic !== null ? e.expectedAtomic : null);
+      if (expectedAtomic === null && swap && Number.isFinite(Number(swap.xmrAmount))) {
+        expectedAtomic = BigInt(Math.round(Number(swap.xmrAmount) * 1e12)).toString();
+      }
+      if (expectedAtomic === null) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "expectedAtomic" });
+      const readyBy = Number(request.readyBySec !== undefined && request.readyBySec !== null ? request.readyBySec : e.readyBy);
+      if (!Number.isFinite(readyBy) || readyBy <= 0) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "readyBySec" });
+      const minConfirmations = Number.isFinite(Number(request.minConfirmations)) && Number(request.minConfirmations) > 0
+        ? Math.trunc(Number(request.minConfirmations)) : limitOf("xmrConfirmations", 10);
+      const blockTimeSec = Number.isFinite(Number(request.blockTimeSec)) && Number(request.blockTimeSec) > 0
+        ? Number(request.blockTimeSec) : limitOf("xmrBlockTimeSec", 120);
+      const leadSec = Number.isFinite(Number(request.leadSec)) && Number(request.leadSec) >= 0
+        ? Number(request.leadSec) : minConfirmations * blockTimeSec;
+      const nowSec = Number.isFinite(Number(request.nowSec)) ? Number(request.nowSec) : nowOf();
+      const leftSec = Math.floor(readyBy - nowSec);
+      // PAST `readyBy` THE EARLY WINDOW IS GONE and the claim window is open: refunding is no longer ours to open.
+      if (leftSec <= 0) return { refunded: false, state: "claim-window", leftSec, readyBy, nowSec };
+      // TIME STILL LEFT BEYOND THE RESERVE - the maker has room to deliver; a refund now would abandon a live trade.
+      if (leftSec > leadSec) return { refunded: false, state: "waiting", leftSec, needSec: leadSec, readyBy, nowSec };
+
+      const verdict = await verify({
+        nodes: request.nodes, address, viewSecret, spendPub, expectedAtomic, minConfirmations,
+        txid: request.txid || null, fromHeight: request.fromHeight === undefined ? null : request.fromHeight,
+        timeoutMs: request.timeoutMs, nowSec,
+      });
+      // THE XMR IS THERE - NOTHING IS REFUNDED. This is the decisive condition of the guard: without it the
+      // client would take the ETH back from under a maker who has already sent the XMR.
+      if (verdict.seen) return { refunded: false, state: "arrived", leftSec, verdict };
+      // NOT ARRIVED (pending / one-node) - the depositor takes the ETH back through the same action seam as the
+      // screen. A throw from `verify` above never reaches here and signs nothing.
+      const res = await refund({ escrow, halfLocker, expect: request.expect, onStep: request.onStep }, request.wallet);
+      return { refunded: true, state: "refunded", hash: (res && res.hash) || null, leftSec, verified: verdict };
+    },
+
+    async start(request) {
+      if (!request || typeof request !== "object") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "request" });
+      if (!request.quote || typeof request.quote !== "object") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "quote" });
+      if (typeof request.onRecoveryFile !== "function") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "onRecoveryFile" });
+      if (!request.receiveTo || typeof request.receiveTo !== "string") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "receiveTo" });
+      // THE ORDER CONTEXT IS MANDATORY AND NOT INVENTED. It is assembled by the engine FROM THE VERY FIELDS the firm
+      // quote's signature is bound to (orderContext.js, FIELDS), because the DLEQ proof proves a half FOR THESE TERMS.
+      // Substituting an empty value here would mean issuing a key bound to nothing.
+
+      // 1. THE GUARDS. THE DECISION IS BY `blocks`, AS THE ENGINE ITSELF DOES: the signature is locked only by a check
+      // that directly forbids (preSignGuards, signingGateVerdict: blocks === true), while "not measured" (checked ===
+      // false) is a state of the data, not a prohibition. The previous revision called the guards WITH AN EMPTY DATA SET
+      // and counted any `ok === false` as a refusal, which made a live start run into it at the very first step.
+      //
+      // The guards are fed what the core HAS: the network (their guards take it themselves - the registry plus the
+      // wallet state), the order amount in wei (it is in the terms) and the token allowance (native or ERC-20 - by the
+      // network registry).
+      const guardOptions = await guardOptionsOf(request);
+      const report = preflight ? await preflight(request.quote, guardOptions) : null;
+      const checks = (report && (report.checks || report.results)) || [];
+      const blocking = checks.filter((c) => c && c.blocks === true);
+      if (blocking.length) {
+        const first = blocking[0];
+        throw new SdkError(first.code || "bad-input", { ...(first.params || {}), kind: first.kind, surface: "swaps.start" });
+      }
+
+      // 2. THE SWAP RECORD. For now only the interface with a browser wallet can do it - and that is NAMED, not covered
+      // by a stub.
+      // THE SWAP RECORD IS CREATED ITSELF if the interface did not bring its own: the engine can do it as a pure state
+      // record, and our side of the order is computed from the core's primitives.
+      // THE RECORD IS CREATED TOGETHER WITH OUR SIDE: the order terms go into it, and the side is built by the engine's
+      // builder (with the DLEQ proof and the encryption key), not by the core's own arithmetic.
+      const makeRecord = typeof createRecord === "function" ? createRecord
+        : async (req) => recordModule.createRecord(recordInputOf(req), { order: req.order });
+      const passphrase = typeof request.passphrase === "string" ? request.passphrase : "";
+      if (passphrase.length < MIN_PASSPHRASE) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "passphrase", min: MIN_PASSPHRASE });
+      // THE ORDER TERMS ARE CHECKED BEFORE THE RECORD. The context is assembled by the engine from the very fields the
+      // firm quote's signature is bound to; incomplete terms - a refusal with a named field, not a substitution of empty
+      // values: the DLEQ proof would then be bound to nothing.
+      const orderContext = contextOf(request.order);
+
+      let made = null;
+      try { made = await makeRecord(request); } catch (error) {
+        // THE CODE MATTERS, NOT THE CLASS: an error with a code (including from another instance of the module) passes
+        // as is; without a code it means a breakdown inside the record, and it is named as a storage refusal.
+        if (error && typeof error.code === "string") throw error;
+        throw new SdkError("storage-unavailable", { step: "create-record" });
+      }
+      if (!made || !made.swap) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "record" });
+
+      // 2b. THE ORDER. IT GOES BEFORE THE FILE and this is not a rearrangement for convenience: the halves and the
+      // counterparty's open points, without which the recovery file is empty, appear exactly here. The counterparty's
+      // side comes from outside; in the sandbox the engine builds it as a stand-in, but on a live chain a stand-in would
+      // mean the money goes against a non-existent side, so there it is a refusal.
+      let record = made;
+      // THE ORDER SIDE BUILT BY THE CORE STAYS UNTIL THE END OF THE START: the points and commitments for the lock terms
+      // are taken from it - otherwise the record and the order would diverge, and the slot check against the chain would
+      // go red (and rightly so). There is no second build of the side here.
+      let builtSide = null;
+      if (!record.swapWallet) {
+        const step = orderStep({
+          order: request.order, side: made.side || null, counterparty: request.counterparty || null,
+          standIn: mode !== "live", network: (record.swap.moneroNetwork || xmrNetwork || null),
+        });
+        // THE RECORD FIELDS ARE UNDER THE VERY NAMES THE ENGINE READS. So the record, after a page reload, again yields a
+        // wallet from the halves (`halvesWalletOf`), rather than losing the address together with the tab.
+        const escrow = record.swap.escrow && typeof record.swap.escrow === "object" ? record.swap.escrow : {};
+        record.swap.escrow = { ...escrow,
+          half: step.wallet.spendHalf, viewHalf: step.wallet.viewHalf,
+          edPointLocker: step.own.spendPoint, edViewPointLocker: step.own.viewPoint,
+          edPointClaimer: step.wallet.otherSpendPoint, counterViewPoint: step.wallet.otherViewPoint,
+          counterViewHalf: step.wallet.otherViewHalf,
+          moneroAddress: step.wallet.address, moneroSpendPub: step.wallet.spendPub, moneroViewPub: step.wallet.viewPub,
+          moneroNetwork: step.wallet.network, standIn: step.counterparty.standIn,
+          providerId: step.counterparty.providerId, orderContext: step.context,
+        };
+        try { engine.swap.saveSwap(record.swap); } catch { throw new SdkError("storage-unavailable", { step: "save-swap" }); }
+        record = { ...record, swapWallet: engine.swap.halvesWalletOf(record.swap) };
+        if (!record.swapWallet) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "swapWallet" });
+        builtSide = step;
+      }
+
+      // 2a. THE RECOVERY FILE IS ASSEMBLED AND CHECKED BEFORE THE PERSON. A file that will not open is worse than no
+      // file: the person will rely on it. So we check on our side, before the screen.
+      let payload = null;
+      try {
+        payload = engine.recoveryFile.buildPayload({
+          swap: record.swap, swapWallet: record.swapWallet, escrow: record.escrow,
+          receiveAddress: record.receiveTo || request.receiveTo, restoreHeight: record.restoreHeight ?? null,
+        });
+        engine.recoveryFile.validatePayload(payload);
+      } catch { throw new SdkError("recovery-failed", { step: "build-payload" }); }
+
+      let file = null;
+      try {
+        file = { name: engine.recoveryFile.recoveryFileName(payload.swapId), contents: await engine.recoveryFile.createRecoveryFile(payload, passphrase) };
+      } catch { throw new SdkError("recovery-failed", { step: "encrypt" }); }
+
+      // 3. THE PERSON'S CONFIRMATION - THE GATE. No action that locks funds goes earlier: otherwise the lock would end
+      // up without a key if the browser is lost. "Did not answer" is a refusal, not consent.
+      const confirmed = await request.onRecoveryFile(file);
+      if (confirmed !== true) throw new SdkError("recovery-declined", { swapId: payload.swapId });
+
+      // 4. LOCKING THE FUNDS. The wallet comes FROM OUTSIDE (an adapter with `send`/`receipt`): signing is possible only
+      // in it, and the core keeps no path into the chain of its own. The absence of a wallet is a REFUSAL WITH A CODE,
+      // not a substitution of something by default: a lock without a signature would either not happen or go out with
+      // the wrong key. The recovery file has by now been assembled and confirmed by the person - a lock without a file
+      // is not done.
+      const wallet = request.wallet;
+      if (!wallet || typeof wallet.send !== "function" || typeof wallet.receipt !== "function") {
+        throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "wallet", missing: ["send", "receipt"], surface: "swaps.start", step: "lock" });
+      }
+      // THE LOCK TERMS ARE THE SAME AS THE ORDER'S, and are taken from the caller: exactly these fields enter the
+      // context the DLEQ proof is bound to (orderContext.js, FIELDS). The deadlines and composition are checked by the
+      // engine (lock.send -> escrow.orderTerms) BEFORE sending, not by our own arithmetic: the contract sets the rules.
+      // In the order terms the amount is already in wei, so amountWei is that same one, without recomputation.
+      // THE LOCK TERMS ARE FROM THE SAME SIDE THAT WENT INTO THE RECORD. The points and commitments are computed by the
+      // core (orderStep), not the caller: they do not know the half the core just built, and a second build of it would
+      // be a second side. The deadlines, composition, amounts and addresses remain the caller's; the core merely ADDS
+      // what follows from the built side. When the caller brought the side (createRecord returned a ready record with
+      // its own side), builtSide is empty - then the terms are taken as passed.
+      const derived = builtSide ? {
+        commitHalfLocker: builtSide.wallet.commitHalfLocker,
+        commitHalfClaimer: builtSide.wallet.commitHalfClaimer,
+        edPointLocker: builtSide.own.spendPoint,
+        edPointClaimer: builtSide.wallet.otherSpendPoint,
+        edViewPointLocker: builtSide.own.viewPoint,
+      } : {};
+      const lockRequest = { ...request.order, ...derived, amountWei: request.order.amount };
+      // THE SIGNED QUOTE: the fee, the registry address and the provider live in IT, not in the factory
+      // (decision #76). The caller brings it (the interface got it from the maker); without it the lock is not signed.
+      lockRequest.quote = request.orderQuote || null;
+      let funded = null;
+      try { funded = await lock.send(lockRequest, wallet, { call: reader }); }
+      catch (error) {
+        if (error && typeof error.code === "string") throw error;
+        throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "lock" });
+      }
+      // THE ESCROW ADDRESS IS TAKEN FROM THE RECEIPT (lock.send does this), not from a prediction. It is also written
+      // into the swap: otherwise the progress screen and the explorer link would show an address that is not on the
+      // chain (the page does this on its side: www/js/ui/views/confirm.js:463).
+      const escrowAddress = (funded && funded.escrow) || null;
+      if (escrowAddress) {
+        const escrowRecord = record.swap.escrow && typeof record.swap.escrow === "object" ? record.swap.escrow : {};
+        record.swap.escrow = { ...escrowRecord, address: escrowAddress,
+          // THE FUNDING HEIGHT - FROM THE RECEIPT: the XMR watch and the recovery file take it from here.
+          birthHeight: Number(funded.birthBlock) > 0 ? Number(funded.birthBlock) : (escrowRecord.birthHeight ?? null) };
+        try { engine.swap.saveSwap(record.swap); } catch { throw new SdkError("storage-unavailable", { step: "save-escrow" }); }
+      }
+
+      // 5. THE SERVER: RECORDING THE SWAP WITH US, THEN THE FACTORY WATCH RECORD FOR THE MONERO ADDRESS.
+      // THE ORDER IS EXACTLY THIS: first the swap becomes known to the service (by it, the service checks the escrow
+      // address against the CHAIN), and only then is the watch opened. The reverse order would leave a watch on a swap
+      // the service does not know.
+      // IF ANYTHING OF THIS FAILED - THE REFUSAL GOES OUT AS A CODE (server-unavailable / server-refused) with the step
+      // and the service's reason: the funds are already locked, and this must not be hidden in silence or in "success".
+      const server = await markOnServer(record.swap, escrowAddress, request.order);
+      const watch = await openWatch(record.swap, request.order);
+      // THE STATE IS NAMED, NOT PASSED OFF AS COMPLETION: the swap reached exactly "waiting for XMR at the joint address",
+      // and there is no arrival yet - `receivedXmr` is taken from the service's response, not implied by zero.
+      return {
+        id: record.swap.id || null,
+        escrow: escrowAddress,
+        address: watch.address,
+        step: "xmr-incoming",
+        server,
+        watch,
+        next: "watch",
+      };
+    },
+
+    /**
+     * WAIT FOR THE XMR TO ARRIVE AT THE JOINT ADDRESS - the whole point of opening the watch.
+     *
+     * The polling uses THE SAME request as the page's (GET /api/swaps/{id}), the rate and the timeout - from the
+     * configuration (config.limits.watchPollMs/watchTimeoutMs, the engine's defaults too) and are overridable here.
+     * IT ARRIVED - we return the FACT (the amount, the confirmations, the txid); WE DID NOT WAIT - a refusal with the
+     * code `xmr-timeout`, separate from the others, so "the wait expired" is confused with neither a breakdown nor an
+     * empty response. XMR ON THE ADDRESS BUT BARRED BY unlock_time is a THIRD answer with its own code `xmr-locked`
+     * (the boundary - a height or a date - is in `until`): such funds are not an arrival, and the ready mark is not
+     * signed under them.
+     *
+     * MARKING READY HAPPENS RIGHT HERE, AND ONLY AFTER THE ARRIVAL: `actions.markReady` allows a foreign address to
+     * take the settlement, so it requires the order expectations (`expect`) - the slot check against the chain stands in
+     * it BEFORE the signature. The caller passes them: the core does not invent the commitments of the order it signs.
+     */
+    async watch(request) {
+      if (!request || typeof request !== "object") throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "request" });
+      const id = typeof request.id === "string" && request.id ? request.id : null;
+      if (!id) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "id" });
+      // THE EXPECTATIONS AND THE WALLET COME AS A PAIR: with one of them there is nothing to check against, with the
+      // other nothing to sign with. Skipping silently is not allowed - a signature without a check would allow a foreign
+      // order to take the settlement.
+      const wantExpect = request.expect !== undefined && request.expect !== null;
+      const wantWallet = request.wallet !== undefined && request.wallet !== null;
+      if (wantExpect !== wantWallet) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: wantExpect ? "wallet" : "expect" });
+      if (wantExpect && !(request.escrow || request.address)) throw new SdkError("bad-input", { field: "escrow" });
+      const pollMs = Number.isFinite(Number(request.pollMs)) && Number(request.pollMs) > 0 ? Number(request.pollMs) : limitOf("watchPollMs", 5000);
+      const timeoutMs = Number.isFinite(Number(request.timeoutMs)) && Number(request.timeoutMs) > 0 ? Number(request.timeoutMs) : limitOf("watchTimeoutMs", 1_200_000);
+      // THE CONFIRMATION TARGET - FROM THE CONFIGURATION (one number, the owner's decision: 10).
+      const minConfirmations = Number.isFinite(Number(request.minConfirmations)) && Number(request.minConfirmations) > 0
+        ? Math.trunc(Number(request.minConfirmations)) : limitOf("xmrConfirmations", 10);
+      // THE CLIENT-SIDE CHECK IS OPT-IN BY ITS DATA: it needs the joint address, the joint view secret and the
+      // joint spend public key - all of which the client has and the backend no longer needs. Without them the
+      // watch keeps the service's answer (notifications only); with them the CLIENT decides.
+      const verifyRequest = request.verify && typeof request.verify === "object"
+        ? { ...request.verify,
+            nodes: Array.isArray(request.verify.nodes) ? request.verify.nodes
+              : (config && typeof config.nodesFor === "function" ? config.nodesFor(request.verify.network || request.network || xmrNetwork) : []),
+            minConfirmations }
+        : null;
+      // LESS TIME LEFT THAN THE CONFIRMATIONS TAKE - NAMED AND NOT STARTED (issue #85, the owner's decision).
+      if (verifyRequest) {
+        const readyBy = request.readyBySec !== undefined && request.readyBySec !== null ? Number(request.readyBySec)
+          : (request.deadline && request.deadline.readyBy !== undefined ? Number(request.deadline.readyBy) : null);
+        if (readyBy) xmrArrival.assertTimeForConfirmations({ readyBySec: readyBy, nowSec: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000), minConfirmations, blockTimeSec: limitOf("xmrBlockTimeSec", 120) });
+      }
+      const started = Date.now();
+      let last = null;
+      for (;;) {
+        const body = await readWatch(id);
+        last = incomingOf(body);
+        // AN EMPTY OR FOREIGN RESPONSE IS NOT AN ARRIVAL: counting it as incoming would mean declaring money that was
+        // never seen. This is a named refusal, not "let us wait some more".
+        if (!last) throw new SdkError("server-unavailable", { step: "watch", why: "bad-response", id });
+        // XMR IS ON THE ADDRESS BUT LOCKED BY THE TRANSACTION'S unlock_time: a NAMED refusal, not "keep waiting".
+        // The ready mark hands the escrow to the maker; under funds that cannot be spent the maker would take the
+        // ETH and the XMR would stay locked (issue #84), so nothing is signed. The boundary is in `until`.
+        if (last.locked) {
+          const until = last.lockedUntil || {};
+          throw new SdkError("xmr-locked", { id, address: last.address, status: last.status,
+            expectedXmr: last.expectedXmr, receivedXmr: last.receivedXmr, lockedXmr: last.lockedXmr,
+            // The boundary goes as NUMBERS and their kind - a block height or unix seconds - never as text:
+            // turning them into a date the person reads is the interface's dictionary (www/js/sdk/codes.js).
+            untilHeight: until.untilHeight ?? null, untilTime: until.untilTime ?? null,
+            waitedMs: Date.now() - started });
+        }
+        // THE CLIENT'S OWN ANSWER COMES FIRST AND DECIDES. The backend's `seen` may still be false (it no longer
+        // holds the view key), so it is not consulted when the client verifies. A disagreement or locked money
+        // throws its own code above and closes the button; one operator / few confirmations name a WAITING state.
+        if (verifyRequest) {
+          const verdict = await xmrArrival.verifyArrival({ ...verifyRequest, nowSec: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) });
+          last.verify = verdict;
+          if (!verdict.seen) {
+            if (Date.now() - started >= timeoutMs) {
+              throw new SdkError("xmr-timeout", { id, address: last.address, expectedXmr: last.expectedXmr,
+                state: verdict.state, confirmations: verdict.confirmations ?? 0, waitedMs: Date.now() - started, timeoutMs, pollMs });
+            }
+            await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, pollMs));
+            continue;
+          }
+          const verified = { seen: true, id, address: last.address, status: last.status,
+            expectedXmr: last.expectedXmr, receivedXmr: Number(verdict.amountAtomic) / 1e12, confirmations: verdict.confirmations,
+            txids: [verdict.txid], at: Date.now(),
+            verified: { height: verdict.height, blockHash: verdict.blockHash, operators: verdict.operators, agreedBy: verdict.agreedBy },
+            source: "client" };
+          if (wantExpect && wantWallet) {
+            verified.marked = await actions.markReady(
+              { escrow: request.escrow || last.address, expect: request.expect, onStep: request.onStep }, request.wallet);
+          } else {
+            verified.next = "mark-ready";
+          }
+          return verified;
+        }
+        if (last.seen) {
+          const result = { seen: true, id, address: last.address, status: last.status,
+            expectedXmr: last.expectedXmr, receivedXmr: last.receivedXmr, confirmations: last.confirmations,
+            txids: last.txids, at: Date.now() };
+          if (wantExpect && wantWallet) {
+            result.marked = await actions.markReady(
+              { escrow: request.escrow || last.address, expect: request.expect, onStep: request.onStep }, request.wallet);
+          } else {
+            // WITHOUT EXPECTATIONS AND A WALLET, THE WATCH HONESTLY NAMES THE NEXT STEP, rather than pretending the mark
+            // has already been placed.
+            result.next = "mark-ready";
+          }
+          return result;
+        }
+        if (Date.now() - started >= timeoutMs) {
+          throw new SdkError("xmr-timeout", { id, address: last.address, expectedXmr: last.expectedXmr,
+            receivedXmr: last.receivedXmr, confirmations: last.confirmations, waitedMs: Date.now() - started,
+            timeoutMs, pollMs });
+        }
+        await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, pollMs));
+      }
+    },
+  };
+}