feat(analytics): report signing for internal transactions and add swap flow stages - #1008
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…p stages Internal transactions reported nothing for the signing action. Only a dApp request did, so approvals and signing outcomes were unmeasurable for the transactions the wallet composes itself. Add `signing.transaction_failed`. The message and auth-entry families each carry approved, rejected and failed. The transaction family had no failure event, so a signing fault went unreported. Add a `source` property to every signing event: `dapp_api` for a WalletConnect request, `internal` for a wallet-composed one. Both origins now emit the same events with the same properties, so one query counts all signing and `source` splits it. An internal transaction has no origin, so it omits that property. Emit the three outcomes from the send and swap flows. Approved and failed come from each flow's signing step. Rejected comes from the review sheet's explicit cancel — the confirm path dismisses the sheet separately, so an approval never reaches it. Add the processing and success stages to the swap flow. The swap processing screen tracked its own status but held no analytics code, so a swap could not be followed past the review sheet while the send flow reported both stages. Delete seven screen names that nothing emits. Their routes no longer exist. Bump the schema version to 4, matching the extension. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qkq7j6uvUMU1bBQdcuGX8Z
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iOS Simulator preview build is ready: https://github.com/stellar/freighter-mobile/releases/tag/untagged-f0da3e7f6ab25f94ca3f |
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Android Emulator preview APK is ready: https://github.com/stellar/freighter-mobile/releases/tag/untagged-4166d04c174106b6a317 |
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Pull request overview
Adds unified signing-outcome analytics for wallet-originated transactions and swap processing/success stages.
Changes:
- Adds signing source and outcome events.
- Instruments send and swap signing paths.
- Adds swap processing/success telemetry and schema v4.
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src/services/analytics/types.ts |
Adds signing source metadata. |
src/services/analytics/transactions.ts |
Adds internal signing helpers and source properties. |
src/services/analytics/index.ts |
Exposes new analytics helpers. |
src/services/analytics/core.ts |
Bumps schema version. |
src/config/analyticsConfig.ts |
Adds swap stages and transaction failure event. |
src/components/screens/SwapScreen/screens/SwapProcessingScreen.tsx |
Emits swap processing and success stages. |
src/components/screens/SwapScreen/screens/SwapAmountScreen.tsx |
Attempts to track review rejection. |
src/components/screens/SwapScreen/hooks/useSwapTransaction.ts |
Tracks signing success and failure. |
src/components/screens/SendScreen/screens/TransactionAmountScreen.tsx |
Tracks send signing outcomes. |
__tests__/services/analytics/transactions.test.ts |
Tests signing event payloads. |
__tests__/services/analytics/core.test.ts |
Updates schema assertions and swap throttling coverage. |
__tests__/components/screens/SwapScreen/useSwapTransaction.test.ts |
Updates analytics mocks. |
__tests__/components/screens/SendScreen/screens/TransactionAmountScreen.test.tsx |
Updates analytics mocks. |
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Report a rejection when the user leaves the review sheet, not when a Cancel button runs. The swap footer dismissed the sheet directly, and the sheet renders custom content, so the close handler never ran. Swap rejections therefore never reported. Swipe-down and backdrop dismissal missed both flows. A confirmation now sets an approval latch, so an approval is not reported as a rejection. Key the swap success stage to the transaction hash, not the settled status. That status also waits for the follow-up details request, and that request only logs when it fails. A settled swap whose details never arrived dropped out of the funnel. Report signing for collectible sends and trustline changes. Both sign a wallet-composed transaction, so both belong in the internal signing totals. Report a signing failure for transactions a website requests. The failure outcome covered wallet-composed transactions only, so a WalletConnect signing fault stayed unreported. Add the new helpers to the shared test mock, so every suite resolves them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qkq7j6uvUMU1bBQdcuGX8Z
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tests/components/screens/SendScreen/screens/TransactionAmountScreen.test.tsx:66
- These new analytics methods are only stubbed, so the existing confirmation test still passes if approval/failure/rejection reporting is removed or misclassified. Add assertions to the successful-sign and pre-submit-failure cases, and exercise
onDismissboth with and without the approval latch.
tests/components/screens/SwapScreen/useSwapTransaction.test.ts:114 - The new signing calls are mocked but never asserted. The existing null-signature and successful-swap cases should verify
trackInternalSignedTransactionErrorandtrackInternalSignedTransactionrespectively (and that the opposite event is absent), otherwise this new instrumentation can regress while the suite remains green.
src/hooks/useManageTokens.ts:346
- The removal path has the same gap as addition: a thrown signing error skips this success call and reaches the generic token-management catch without emitting
signing.transaction_failed. Report the caught signing error locally, then rethrow for the existing failure behavior.
// A trustline change is a wallet-composed transaction, so it reports
// its signing outcome like a send or a swap does.
analytics.trackInternalSignedTransaction();
src/helpers/walletKitUtil.ts:566
- For exceptions raised while parsing or signing,
dappDomainis still undefined because it is assigned only after signing returns. Consequently this failure path also dropsorigin; resolve the session metadata before entering the signingtryso both failure forms receive it.
// Signing threw. The user already approved the prompt, so this is a fault
// and not a decision.
analytics.trackSignedTransactionError({
error: errorMessage,
...(dappDomain ? { dappDomain } : {}),
…ch correctly Resolve the website identity before signing. It was read only after signing succeeded, so every signing failure reported no origin and could not be attributed to the site that asked for it. Clear the approval latch as the review sheet opens, not as it closes. The dismiss handler returns early when the sheet is not present, so an earlier approval could stay latched and swallow the next rejection. Report a trustline signing failure. Signing can throw, and the enclosing handler reported only the operation failure, so a signing fault stayed outside the failure outcome. Remove the collectible send reporting. Collectibles are out of scope for this change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qkq7j6uvUMU1bBQdcuGX8Z
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src/services/analytics/transactions.ts:70
- The wallet-composed collectible-send path is still uninstrumented:
SendCollectibleReview.tsxcallssignTransactionbut emits none of these approved/rejected/failed signing events. As a result, the stated “every transaction” funnel—and the companion PR’s explicit collectible-send case—remains incomplete. Please wire all three outcomes into that review flow as well.
export const trackInternalSignedTransaction = (): void => {
track(AnalyticsEvent.SIGN_TRANSACTION_SUCCESS, { source: "internal" });
Report a rejection when the user leaves a trustline prompt without approving, by any route. The add and remove prompts reported an approval and a failure but never a rejection, so the trustline funnel had no decline side. Each prompt now marks an approval as it confirms, and clears that mark as it opens. Report nothing for a token the wallet stores on the device. Those add and remove without signing, so they have no signing outcome. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qkq7j6uvUMU1bBQdcuGX8Z
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src/services/analytics/transactions.ts:52
- This JSDoc still lists collectible sends as an emitting internal flow, but the PR explicitly keeps collectible signing uninstrumented and instead adds trustline changes. Update the examples so callers and analytics consumers do not infer unsupported collectible coverage.
src/components/screens/AddTokenScreen/AddTokenScreen.tsx:402
- This dismissal also runs for the
CannotRemoveTokenBottomSheetbranches used by native assets and assets with a positive balance (lines 240–268). Those sheets offer no approval and never attempt signing, butpromptSignsis true for these non-custom tokens, so closing the informational sheet is incorrectly counted as a signing rejection. Gate this event on whether the removable confirmation content was actually shown.
onDismiss: () => reportDismissal(hasApprovedRemoveRef),
The add prompt and the security detail prompt belong to the same add attempt. Opening the security details closed the add prompt and reported a rejection, and approving there reported an approval as well. Suppress the report during the hand-off and report the outcome of the security detail prompt instead. The removal prompt shows a message when the wallet cannot remove the token. That message offers no signing decision, so leaving it is not a rejection. Read the prompt body from one function, so the prompt the user sees and the outcome the wallet reports always agree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qkq7j6uvUMU1bBQdcuGX8Z
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src/helpers/walletKitUtil.ts:540
- The new test passes
dappDomaindirectly to the analytics helper, so it does not verify this integration—the exact area that previously lost attribution because metadata was resolved after signing. Add anapproveSessionRequesttest that makes signing return null (and throw) and assertstrackSignedTransactionErrorreceives the resolved website domain.
src/services/analytics/transactions.ts:52 - This docstring says collectible sends emit internal signing events, but the PR explicitly leaves collectible sends uninstrumented. That makes the public
SigningSourcedocumentation inaccurate; list only the internal flows currently covered.
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What
This change makes signing countable.
Sends, swaps and trustline changes now report how signing ended. The record names one of three outcomes: a signature, a decline by the user, or a failure the user did not choose. Both kinds of transaction use the same three. Failure is new for transactions, so a signing fault previously went unrecorded.
Each flow reports every outcome at its own point. An approval reports once a signature exists. A failure reports when signing cannot produce one. A rejection reports when the user leaves the review without approving, by any route. An approval sets a latch as the review opens, so it is never counted as a rejection.
Collectible sends are out of scope, so they report nothing for signing.
Every signing event now names its origin, either a website or the wallet itself. Both origins carry the same properties. A single query therefore counts all signing, and the origin splits that count. The website identity resolves before signing, so a failed request stays attributable to the site that asked for it.
The swap flow gains its in-flight stage and its success stage. The send flow reports both. Swap reports neither, so nobody can follow a swap past its review sheet.
Seven screen names are deleted. Nothing reports them, and their screens no longer exist.
The schema version moves up. Consumers need to tell an old client from a new one.
Why
Only requests from websites report signing today. Every transaction the wallet composes itself reports nothing for the signing action. Approval rate and signing outcomes are therefore unmeasurable for those flows.
A stage event cannot replace this. Swap reports no in-flight stage and no success stage at all. A stage event also marks a point in the flow, not a decision. Two separate signals answer the two questions: the stage event reports where the user is, and the signing event reports what they chose.
This is the mobile half of a cross-platform change. stellar/freighter#3008 is the browser-extension half. The two were written together, so both clients report the same events with the same shape.
Known limitations
This is not a purely additive change. Existing signing events gain a property, seven screen names disappear, and the schema version moves up. Any dashboard that depends on those names, or on the previous schema version, needs attention.
This pull request mixes a cleanup with the feature. The seven unused screen names are unrelated to signing. They are included because they sit in the same place, and their removal only deletes lines. Ask, and they move to a separate pull request.
No device run. Verification is automated only. Nothing here changes the screen, so there is nothing to show. Both platforms deserve a manual pass before this leaves draft, because the new reports sit inside real signing paths.
One funnel stays open. The flow exits without reporting an outcome when the wallet locks itself during a confirmation. An in-flight stage then has no ending. This behaviour predates this change, and this pull request does not address it.
Collectible sends share the send screen names. Stage events cannot separate them, and they report no signing outcome at all. Both are out of scope here.
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New tests cover each signing outcome, the origin on both kinds of transaction, the attribution of a failed website request, and the three swap stages surviving a rapid swap.
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