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  React bindings for [Pollar](https://pollar.xyz) — drop-in authentication UI, transaction modals, and hooks for
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  Stellar and Solana applications.
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- > **0.11.3** requires `@pollar/core@^0.11.3`. Non-breaking. A **pre-built `PollarClient`
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+ > **0.11.4** (candidate `0.11.4-rc.1` on the `next` tag, which requires `@pollar/core@^0.11.4-rc.1`).
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+ > **KYC by ramp corridor**: `<RampWidget>` lists routes locked by a requirement step and opens that
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+ > step - `<KycModal>`, `<RequirementFormModal>`, `<RegistryCheckModal>` or `<ProviderRegistrationModal>`
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+ > (all exported) - then quotes again; `openKycModal()` without a corridor walks the app's own KYC
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+ > steps. **Redesign**: Send, Swap, Receive, Sessions and Wallet balance follow the new design, keeping the
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+ > network picker (a multichain app) and Swap's custom buy token. A template you
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+ > mount yourself gains required handlers (`onMax`, `onPaste`, `onReverse`, `revokeError`,
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+ > `kycRequired`, `onVerifyRoute`) - see [UPGRADE.md](../../UPGRADE.md). Licensed under Apache-2.0
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+ > from this release.
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+ > **Wallet provisioning** (requires `@pollar/core@^0.11.4`, no breaking change). The platform now creates an
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+ > end-user's Stellar account **in the background**, so a login returns before the account is on
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+ > the ledger and the first payment in that window is refused by the server. Two things changed
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+ > here. **A wallet that finishes provisioning now reaches the UI**: `sessionsEqual` did not
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+ > compare `provisioning` and the context memo's dependency list did not include it, and either
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+ > one alone froze every screen built on the transition. And the modals say what is happening -
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+ > **Send** refuses to build a payment while the account is off the ledger and gives the reason
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+ > (kept apart from the "no transfer path on this network" message, which would otherwise tell
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+ > someone waiting on a brand-new wallet that Stellar cannot send), **Receive** warns while the
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+ > address is still unbacked, and the **wallet button** carries the same reason as a banner in its
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+ > dropdown. `walletNotReadyReason(wallet, chain)` is exported so a custom template phrases the
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+ > wait the way the built-ins do; `SendModalTemplateProps`, `ReceiveModalTemplateProps` and
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+ > `WalletButtonTemplateProps` each gain an **optional** `notReadyReason`, so a custom template
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+ > written before this keeps compiling untouched. In the **ramp widget**: a user whose provider
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+ > setup is still pending is no longer asked to verify an identity they already verified
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+ > (`onboardingStatus: 'awaiting_provider'` says the account is being set up and stops the
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+ > pointless KYC poll), and three failures that printed as raw error codes get sentences.
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+ > `RampWidgetTemplateProps` gains an optional `onboardingStatus`.
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+ > Earlier: **0.11.3** required `@pollar/core@^0.11.3`. A **pre-built `PollarClient`
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  > passed to `PollarProvider` no longer loses passkey support**: the provider installs the
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  // Transactions
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+ signAndSubmitTx, // (unsignedXdr?: string) => Promise<SubmitOutcome> (the smart-wallet path; embedded and external can call it too; XDR optional)
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+ signTx, // (unsignedXdr: string) => Promise<SignOutcome> (embedded: server signs; external: adapter signs; not for smart wallets)
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  > (`TxHistoryModalTemplate` / `TransactionModalTemplate`) are public. Mount those instead if you need to drive them
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- | `<WalletButton>` | Drop-in button. Opens login when signed out; signed in, shows the wallet address with a dropdown (Send, Receive, copy address, balance, history, ramp, KYC, distribution rules, sessions, sign out, plus a "Create account" action when the external wallet has no on-chain account yet). Inline arc spinner during in-progress transactions |
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- | `<SendModal>` | Full send flow: network picker, asset picker, amount, destination, inline build > sign > success/error. Sending is available on Stellar and Solana; Polygon can be browsed but not sent from |
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- | `<SwapModal>` | On-chain asset-to-asset swap: pick from/to assets and amount, quote across venues, execute (auto-trustline on the buy asset when needed); paste a custom buy token (code + issuer) |
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- | `<EarnModal>` | Deposit/withdraw across DeFindex vaults and Blend pools: provider + opportunity selection with live APY, wallet balance, over-spend guards, and auto-trustline on deposit |
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- | `<ReceiveModal>` | Wallet address as QR code with copy-to-clipboard (no external QR dependency required) |
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- | `<TxHistoryModal>` | Paginated multichain transaction history with auto-fetch on open. A `<ChainSelect>` in the header filters server-side (switching networks refetches and resets to page 1); rows link to their own chain's explorer (stellar.expert for Stellar, explorer.solana.com for Solana) and show the unified `{ amount, unit }` fee |
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- | `<WalletBalanceModal>` | Multichain wallet balances (Stellar, Polygon, Solana). A `<ChainSelect>` in the header picks the network and the rows are filtered to it; shows that chain's address plus a refresh button. An unreadable chain's balance renders as a dash, never as `0`. On Solana testnet each row offers a faucet hint — a devnet SOL faucet on the native row, Circle's USDC faucet on the USDC row |
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- | `<EnabledAssetsModal>` | The application's dashboard-enabled assets for the network picked in the header, with per-asset trustline state; establish/remove trustlines (Stellar only - other chains are informational) |
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- | `<DistributionRulesModal>` | Manage the wallet's distribution rules |
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- | `<SessionsModal>` | Lists every active refresh-token family for the current user with device metadata, marks the local session, per-row revoke, and a "Sign out everywhere" button |
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- | `<KycModal>` | Identity verification flow - provider selection + status polling _(UI preview - backend coming soon)_ |
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- | `<RampWidget>` | Buy/sell crypto via SEP-24 - direction tabs, route comparison, payment instructions (wired to `client.createOnRamp` / `client.createOffRamp`) |
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+ | `<WalletButton>` | Drop-in button. Opens login when signed out; signed in, shows the wallet address with a dropdown (Send, Receive, copy address, balance, history, ramp, KYC, distribution rules, sessions, sign out, plus a "Create account" action when the external wallet has no on-chain account yet). Inline arc spinner during in-progress transactions |
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+ | `<SendModal>` | Full send flow: network picker (shown when the app has more than one chain), asset picker, amount with Max (from the available balance), destination with Paste, inline build > sign > success/error. Sending is available on Stellar and Solana; Polygon can be browsed but not sent from |
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+ | `<SwapModal>` | On-chain asset-to-asset swap: pick from/to assets and amount, quote across venues, execute (auto-trustline on the buy asset when needed); paste a custom buy token (code + issuer) |
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+ | `<EarnModal>` | Deposit/withdraw across DeFindex vaults and Blend pools: provider + opportunity selection with live APY, wallet balance, over-spend guards, and auto-trustline on deposit |
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+ | `<ReceiveModal>` | Wallet address as QR code with copy-to-clipboard (no external QR dependency required) |
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+ | `<TxHistoryModal>` | Paginated multichain transaction history with auto-fetch on open. A `<ChainSelect>` in the header filters server-side (switching networks refetches and resets to page 1); rows link to their own chain's explorer (stellar.expert for Stellar, explorer.solana.com for Solana) and show the unified `{ amount, unit }` fee |
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+ | `<WalletBalanceModal>` | Multichain wallet balances (Stellar, Polygon, Solana). A `<ChainSelect>` picks the network and the rows are filtered to it; shows that chain's address plus a refresh button, and each row's issuer with a copy action. An unreadable chain's balance renders as a dash, never as `0`. On Solana testnet each row offers a faucet hint — a devnet SOL faucet on the native row, Circle's USDC faucet on the USDC row |
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+ | `<EnabledAssetsModal>` | The application's dashboard-enabled assets for the network picked in the header, with per-asset trustline state; establish/remove trustlines (Stellar only - other chains are informational) |
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+ | `<DistributionRulesModal>` | Manage the wallet's distribution rules |
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+ | `<SessionsModal>` | Lists every active refresh-token family for the current user with device metadata, marks the local session, per-row revoke, and a "Sign out everywhere" button |
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+ | `<KycModal>` | Identity verification: hosted (iframe or redirect) flow per option, corridor-scoped when a ramp route asks for it (`corridorId`), or started on one option (`providerId`). Shows review, expiry and retry states; without either id it walks the app's own KYC steps |
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+ | `<RampWidget>` | Buy/sell crypto via SEP-24 - direction tabs, route comparison, payment instructions (wired to `client.createOnRamp` / `client.createOffRamp`). A route whose corridor has a pending requirement step is listed locked, and the widget opens that step's modal (below) and re-quotes once it is done |
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+ | `<RequirementFormModal>` | One `FORM` requirement step of a ramp route: renders the form the backend names (`formId`), prefilled with the user's previous answers, and stores the answers encrypted. `<RampWidget>` opens it itself; exported for consumers who build their own route list from `requirementsRequired` |
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+ | `<RegistryCheckModal>` | One `REGISTRY_CHECK` step (SEGIP through Stereum, `optionId`): the verified identity prefilled and read-only except the surname split and the CI complement; a check the registry did not confirm shows the review state with nothing to retry |
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+ | `<ProviderRegistrationModal>` | One `PROVIDER_REGISTRATION` step (`corridorId`): lists what the ramp provider receives and registers the user with it on consent; an already registered user is passed through |
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