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Implements the full invoice securitization and fractional ownership UI described in Stellar-VaultLink#231. ## What's added ### Types — src/types/securitization.ts FractionalizationRecord, FractionalPosition, PriceHistoryPoint, DividendRecord, FractionalPositionView. Bigint-safe; re-exported from the @/types barrel. ### Supabase migration — src/lib/migrations/002_securitization.sql Four tables with RLS + updated_at triggers: • fractionalization_records — one per invoice, tracks N, unit price, status • fractional_positions — investor holdings per fractionalization • price_history — time-series of fraction trade prices • dividend_distributions — originator yield payouts ### Data helpers — src/lib/securitization.ts fractionalizationSchema (Zod), purchaseSchema, createFractionalization, purchaseFraction, fetchFractionalPositions, buildPositionViews, fetchPriceHistory, fetchDividends, createDividend, computeTotalCost. ### Components — src/components/securitization/ • FractionalizationWizard — 3-step wizard (configure → review → done) with step indicator, economics summary, Zod-validated form • PurchaseFractionModal — Dialog with fraction count input, cost breakdown (unit price × N), success state, guides to portfolio transfer • PriceHistoryChart — pure SVG sparkline, gradient fill, hover crosshair tooltip, % change badge, no external chart library • DividendTracker — distribution table with per-investor share column; originator accordion form to push new dividends • FractionalPositionCard — stats grid: fractions held, ownership %, current estimated value, dividends earned; links to invoice + secondary market listing ### Pages • /securitize/[invoiceId] — originator-only gate; shows wizard on first visit, then active fractionalization banner + price chart + dividend tracker with cancel option • /marketplace/fractions — investor browse: FracCard grid with sold-progress bar, sparkline, PurchaseFractionModal; filter by currency, sort by price/availability/newest • /portfolio/fractions — investor portfolio: FractionalPositionCard grid + per-position price chart + expandable dividend accordion; aggregate value/dividend/count summary stats ### Integration • MarketplaceTabs — added third 'Fractions' tab (/marketplace/fractions) • Portfolio page — fractional positions count stat + 'View fractions →' link to /portfolio/fractions ## Acceptance criteria - [x] Fractionalization wizard works (3-step, Zod validation, db write) - [x] Purchase flow completes (modal, cost summary, off-chain record) - [x] Portfolio shows fractional positions (FractionalPositionCard grid) - [x] Secondary market listing works (links to /marketplace/positions) - [x] Price history displayed (SVG sparkline on wizard + marketplace) - [x] Dividends tracked (DividendTracker table + originator create form) Closes Stellar-VaultLink#231
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WalkthroughAdds invoice fractionalization, fractional purchases, portfolio views, marketplace discovery, price history, and dividend tracking. The implementation includes Supabase storage, validation helpers, originator controls, investor actions, and supporting UI components. ChangesFractional ownership
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to This PR adds financial purchase, ownership, pricing, and dividend flows, but the current implementation can record unbacked ownership, oversell inventory, expose investor holdings, allow forged market history, and misstate monetary totals. These correctness, privacy, and settlement risks are release-blocking, so the PR is not merge-ready until the transaction, authorization, and money-handling paths are fixed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Originator
participant SecuritizePage
participant FractionalizationWizard
participant Supabase
Originator->>SecuritizePage: open invoice securitization page
SecuritizePage->>Supabase: load invoice, wallet, and fractionalization data
Supabase-->>SecuritizePage: return invoice and ownership data
SecuritizePage->>FractionalizationWizard: render wizard when no record exists
FractionalizationWizard->>Supabase: create fractionalization and initial price point
Supabase-->>FractionalizationWizard: return created record
sequenceDiagram
participant Investor
participant MarketplaceFractionsPage
participant PurchaseFractionModal
participant purchaseFraction
participant Supabase
Investor->>MarketplaceFractionsPage: select an active fractionalization
MarketplaceFractionsPage->>PurchaseFractionModal: open purchase dialog
Investor->>PurchaseFractionModal: submit fraction count
PurchaseFractionModal->>purchaseFraction: validate and reserve purchase
purchaseFraction->>Supabase: update position, availability, and price history
Supabase-->>purchaseFraction: return purchase result
purchaseFraction-->>PurchaseFractionModal: show settlement instructions
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In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/app/marketplace/fractions/page.tsx`:
- Around line 135-150: Update the PurchaseFractionModal onPurchased handler in
the fractions page to call the existing load() function after a successful
purchase, replacing the empty callback so records refresh and availability and
price history stay current.
- Around line 197-200: Replace the per-record fetchPriceHistory calls in the
history-loading flow with a bounded approach: load history only for the
paginated visible records and batch those records into a single query where
supported, or defer each chart’s history request until it is needed. Preserve
the existing historyMap population and chart behavior while ensuring initial
loading is not unbounded.
- Around line 151-154: Update the action branch around userId and userAddress so
authenticated users without a wallet address receive the existing wallet
connection action instead of the “Sign in to buy” login link. Preserve the
sign-in link for unauthenticated users and the current purchase action for users
with a wallet.
- Around line 226-229: Update the price sorting logic in the marketplace sort
comparator so it is not applied when the selected currency is ALL unless prices
are normalized using the displayed FX rate. Require a single currency before
handling price_asc or price_desc, while preserving the existing raw-price
comparisons for same-currency results.
- Around line 176-203: The marketplace loading flow around
fetchActiveFragrationalizations must capture load failures in an error state and
render that error instead of the normal empty state, while still clearing
loading in finally. Handle each fetchPriceHistory failure independently so
failed chart history does not reject the overall Promise.all or hide
successfully loaded marketplace records.
In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/app/portfolio/fractions/page.tsx`:
- Around line 40-44: Replace the per-ID fetchPriceHistory fan-out in the
fractions page with a batched price-history helper in securitization.ts that
queries price_history once using .in('fractionalization_id', ids), groups
returned rows by fractionalization_id, and returns the grouped history needed to
populate historyMap.
- Around line 51-53: Update the aggregate calculations and display in the
fractions page so current values and dividends are never summed across
currencies. Group totals by their respective value currency, using the currency
associated with record.price_per_fraction for currentValue, and render each
total with its matching currency instead of labeling it with
views[0]?.position.purchase_currency; keep totalFractions unchanged.
Apply the same fix in
`@invofi/apps/frontend/src/components/securitization/FractionalPositionCard.tsx`
around lines 90 - 96: Individual value and dividend labels can use the wrong
currency.
In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/app/portfolio/page.tsx`:
- Around line 303-307: Update the fractional positions state and panel rendering
around fetchFractionalPositions so the count is not displayed as zero while
loading or after a failed request. Track loading and fetch-error state, set the
count only from successful results (including an actual empty array), and
conditionally render the count panel based on those states; update both affected
fractional-position flows consistently.
In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/app/securitize/`[invoiceId]/page.tsx:
- Around line 242-248: Update the onViewMarketplace callback on
FractionalizationWizard to navigate to the implemented /marketplace/fractions
route instead of /marketplace/positions.
Apply the same fix in `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/app/portfolio/fractions/page.tsx`
around lines 78 - 83: The sale action has no fractional-position handoff or
supported resale flow.
- Around line 84-93: Update the async effect around fetchFractionalizationRecord
and fetchPriceHistory to catch query failures, display the load error through
the page’s existing error state, and always clear loading in a finally block so
failures do not leave the page spinning.
Apply the same fix in `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/app/portfolio/fractions/page.tsx`
around lines 29 - 48: The portfolio page needs the same error, finally, and
cancellation handling.
In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/components/securitization/DividendTracker.tsx`:
- Around line 141-149: Update DividendTracker’s currency handling so dividend
totals and investor earnings never combine USDC and XLM amounts without
conversion. Either restrict a record to a single settlement currency throughout
the form and aggregation flow, or maintain separate per-currency totals and
labels in the logic around the dividend total calculations and display.
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`@invofi/apps/frontend/src/components/securitization/FractionalizationWizard.tsx`:
- Around line 150-167: Update FractionalizationWizard so pricePerFraction is
derived as invoice.amount divided by totalFractions, rather than accepted from
user input. Remove the editable primary-market price and unrelated currency
selection from the persisted submission, ensuring the fractionalization payload
uses the computed invoice-value-based amount.
- Around line 364-380: Update createFractionalization so the active
fractionalization insert and recordPricePoint write succeed or roll back
together, preventing a partial active record when price-history persistence
fails. Keep FractionalizationWizard’s error handling consistent with the
operation’s final outcome, including safe retry behavior after failures.
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`@invofi/apps/frontend/src/components/securitization/FractionalPositionCard.tsx`:
- Around line 144-148: Update the “List for sale” Link in FractionalPositionCard
to include the current position’s identifying context in the marketplace URL,
following the existing query-parameter hand-off pattern used by the portfolio
page; otherwise disable the action until listing support can consume that
context.
- Around line 39-43: Hoist the constant status map from the component and rename
it to STATUS_STYLES, adding suitable dark: Tailwind variants for active,
sold_out, and cancelled backgrounds, text, and borders; update the component’s
status badge lookup to reference STATUS_STYLES.
In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/components/securitization/PriceHistoryChart.tsx`:
- Around line 166-175: Update the PriceHistoryChart SVG accessibility
implementation to expose the plotted price-history points, including dates and
change values, through an accessible data list or table associated with the
chart. Make the chart or its points keyboard accessible and support keyboard
point selection when retaining the tooltip, while preserving the existing mouse
interactions and visual rendering.
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`@invofi/apps/frontend/src/components/securitization/PurchaseFractionModal.tsx`:
- Around line 90-102: Update the purchase flow around purchaseFraction so the
signed SEP-41 transfer is submitted and confirmed before settlement is recorded.
Replace the separate availability read, position upsert, and supply/price
updates with a server-side transactional RPC that conditionally decrements
available inventory, atomically increments the buyer’s existing position, and
records price history using the confirmed transaction identifier; only update UI
state and invoke onPurchased after that RPC succeeds.
In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/lib/migrations/002_securitization.sql`:
- Around line 149-151: Restrict the “Authenticated users can insert price
history” policy so ordinary authenticated users cannot insert arbitrary price,
volume, source, or fractionalization_id values; allow inserts only through the
purchase-settlement security-definer RPC, the service role, or the record’s
originator, preserving the existing chart read behavior.
- Around line 18-19: Update the fractionalization table constraints so
uniqueness applies only to active records, allowing a new record after
cancellation while preserving one active record per invoice; use the existing
status column in the partial unique constraint. Add a check constraint requiring
available_fractions to be no greater than total_fractions, alongside its
existing nonnegative bound.
- Around line 130-135: Remove the public “Anyone can read positions for
discovery” policy on fractional_positions; retain lender-scoped access through
“Lender can read own positions.” If discovery requires public data, provide a
separate view or RPC that exposes only aggregate counts rather than investor
identities or holdings.
- Around line 171-177: Make the fractionalization_records_updated_at and
fractional_positions_updated_at trigger creation idempotent by replacing direct
CREATE TRIGGER statements with guarded creation logic that skips existing
triggers. Apply equivalent existence guards to the nearby CREATE POLICY
statements, preserving their current definitions and ensuring rerunning the
migration continues to later statements.
- Around line 121-127: Update purchaseFraction to use a security-definer RPC
that atomically verifies availability and decrements available_fractions,
updating status to sold_out when exhausted, and propagate any RPC failure
instead of reporting success. Add a matching WITH CHECK condition to the
fractionalization_records update policy so originator_id remains bound to
auth.uid().
In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/lib/securitization.ts`:
- Around line 151-171: Replace the multi-statement purchase flow in the
securitization function with a single security-definer Postgres RPC that
atomically validates the record in active status and available quantity,
decrements inventory, applies any status transition, and creates the position;
update the caller to invoke this RPC and propagate its errors, removing the
separate availability check and direct writes.
- Around line 302-314: Update fetchPriceHistory to order price_history records
by recorded_at descending before applying limit, then reverse the returned
points so the function still provides chronological rendering order.
- Line 241: Update the return type of the affected function to reference the
existing imported FractionalPositionView type directly, replacing the inline
import() type while preserving the Promise and array structure.
- Line 74: Rename the exported function fetchActiveFragrationalizations to
fetchActiveFractionalizations in securitization.ts, and update the corresponding
marketplace import and usage in the fractions page to use the corrected name.
- Around line 338-340: Update the perFraction calculation to guard against a
zero or invalid totalFractions divisor and use exact integer division that
truncates rather than rounds, ensuring the persisted per_fraction_amount never
causes the multiplied total to exceed totalAmount. Preserve the existing
seven-decimal output format for valid inputs.
- Around line 174-196: Replace the direct upsert in the purchase flow with the
additive database operation represented by add_fractional_position, so repeated
purchases atomically increment the existing fractional_positions.fraction_count
rather than overwrite it. Add or update the migration defining
add_fractional_position, pass the current fractionalization, lender, count,
price, and currency values, and preserve the returned position data for the
existing purchase flow.
- Around line 262-265: The BigInt-to-Number conversion causes precision loss in
both securitization calculation sites. In
invofi/apps/frontend/src/lib/securitization.ts lines 262-265, retain price and
accumulated dividend values as bigint, multiply by BigInt(p.fraction_count), and
format returned strings through one shared fromStroops(v: bigint): string
helper; in lines 362-369, multiply toStroopsBigInt(pricePerFraction) by
BigInt(count) and format once with the same helper.
Apply the same fix in
`@invofi/apps/frontend/src/components/securitization/DividendTracker.tsx` around
lines 227 - 237: Dividend totals also leave the bigint domain before
aggregation.
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| <PurchaseFractionModal | ||
| record={record} | ||
| lenderId={userId} | ||
| lenderAddress={userAddress} | ||
| onPurchased={() => {/* refetch handled by parent via key */}} | ||
| trigger={ | ||
| <Button | ||
| size="sm" | ||
| className="w-full" | ||
| disabled={record.status !== 'active'} | ||
| > | ||
| <Layers className="mr-1.5 h-3.5 w-3.5" /> | ||
| {record.status === 'sold_out' ? 'Sold out' : 'Buy fractions'} | ||
| </Button> | ||
| } | ||
| /> |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reload records after a successful purchase.
Line 139 passes an empty callback. The comment refers to a key-based refetch, but this component has no changing key. The card continues to show stale availability and price history after a purchase. Call load() from onPurchased.
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In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/app/marketplace/fractions/page.tsx` around lines 135
- 150, Update the PurchaseFractionModal onPurchased handler in the fractions
page to call the existing load() function after a successful purchase, replacing
the empty callback so records refresh and availability and price history stay
current.
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| ) : ( | ||
| <Button asChild size="sm" variant="outline" className="w-full"> | ||
| <Link href="/auth/login">Sign in to buy</Link> | ||
| </Button> |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Direct authenticated users without a wallet to wallet setup.
When userId exists but userAddress is null, this branch shows “Sign in to buy” and links to login. Signing in again does not add a wallet address. Show a wallet connection action for this state.
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In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/app/marketplace/fractions/page.tsx` around lines 151
- 154, Update the action branch around userId and userAddress so authenticated
users without a wallet address receive the existing wallet connection action
instead of the “Sign in to buy” login link. Preserve the sign-in link for
unauthenticated users and the current purchase action for users with a wallet.
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| try { | ||
| const [{ data: { user } }, recs] = await Promise.all([ | ||
| supabase.auth.getUser(), | ||
| fetchActiveFragrationalizations(), | ||
| ]); | ||
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| if (user) { | ||
| setUserId(user.id); | ||
| const { data: profile } = await supabase | ||
| .from('user_profiles') | ||
| .select('wallet_address') | ||
| .eq('id', user.id) | ||
| .maybeSingle(); | ||
| setUserAddress( | ||
| (profile as { wallet_address: string | null } | null)?.wallet_address ?? null, | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
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| setRecords(recs); | ||
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| // Fetch price history for all fracs in parallel | ||
| const histEntries = await Promise.all( | ||
| recs.map(async r => [r.id, await fetchPriceHistory(r.id, 20)] as [string, PriceHistoryPoint[]]), | ||
| ); | ||
| setHistoryMap(new Map(histEntries)); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| setLoading(false); | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Show marketplace load failures.
If fetchActiveFragrationalizations() rejects, finally removes the loading state and the page shows the normal empty-state message. Store and render a load error. Treat chart-history failures independently so one failed history request does not mask marketplace data.
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In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/app/marketplace/fractions/page.tsx` around lines 176
- 203, The marketplace loading flow around fetchActiveFragrationalizations must
capture load failures in an error state and render that error instead of the
normal empty state, while still clearing loading in finally. Handle each
fetchPriceHistory failure independently so failed chart history does not reject
the overall Promise.all or hide successfully loaded marketplace records.
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| const histEntries = await Promise.all( | ||
| recs.map(async r => [r.id, await fetchPriceHistory(r.id, 20)] as [string, PriceHistoryPoint[]]), | ||
| ); | ||
| setHistoryMap(new Map(histEntries)); |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not load price history with one request per marketplace record.
fetchActiveFragrationalizations() has no page limit, and this code starts one Supabase request for every returned record. The initial page load becomes unbounded and can hit request limits as the marketplace grows. Fetch history in a batched query for paginated visible records, or load each chart on demand.
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In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/app/marketplace/fractions/page.tsx` around lines 197
- 200, Replace the per-record fetchPriceHistory calls in the history-loading
flow with a bounded approach: load history only for the paginated visible
records and batch those records into a single query where supported, or defer
each chart’s history request until it is needed. Preserve the existing
historyMap population and chart behavior while ensuring initial loading is not
unbounded.
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| case 'price_asc': | ||
| return parseFloat(a.price_per_fraction) - parseFloat(b.price_per_fraction); | ||
| case 'price_desc': | ||
| return parseFloat(b.price_per_fraction) - parseFloat(a.price_per_fraction); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not compare nominal prices from different currencies.
When the filter is ALL, this sort compares raw XLM and USDC amounts. The resulting order does not represent a price order. Require one currency before enabling price sorting, or normalize with a displayed FX rate.
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In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/app/marketplace/fractions/page.tsx` around lines 226
- 229, Update the price sorting logic in the marketplace sort comparator so it
is not applied when the selected currency is ALL unless prices are normalized
using the displayed FX rate. Require a single currency before handling price_asc
or price_desc, while preserving the existing raw-price comparisons for
same-currency results.
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| const { data: posData, error: posErr } = await supabase | ||
| .from('fractional_positions') | ||
| .upsert( | ||
| { | ||
| fractionalization_id: fractionalizationId, | ||
| lender_id: lenderId, | ||
| lender_address: lenderAddress, | ||
| fraction_count: fractionCount, | ||
| purchase_price_per_fraction: rec.price_per_fraction, | ||
| purchase_currency: rec.price_currency, | ||
| status: 'held', | ||
| purchased_at: new Date().toISOString(), | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| onConflict: 'fractionalization_id,lender_id', | ||
| // Postgres expression: existing + new (handled via RPC below if needed). | ||
| // For now we overwrite with the new count; callers sum multiple purchases | ||
| // client-side. A proper increment would use a database function. | ||
| ignoreDuplicates: false, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| .select() | ||
| .single(); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔴 Critical | 🏗️ Heavy lift
The upsert destroys a repeat buyer's existing fractions.
fraction_count is written as an absolute value, and onConflict: 'fractionalization_id,lender_id' matches the unique constraint. A lender who buys 5 fractions and later buys 2 ends with a row holding 2, while available_fractions decreased by 7. The 5 paid-for fractions disappear from the portfolio and from buildPositionViews.
The comment on Lines 189-191 says callers sum purchases client-side, but PurchaseFractionModal submits the raw form value only, so no caller performs that sum. Perform the addition in the database.
🐛 Proposed fix using an additive RPC
- const { data: posData, error: posErr } = await supabase
- .from('fractional_positions')
- .upsert(
- {
- fractionalization_id: fractionalizationId,
- lender_id: lenderId,
- lender_address: lenderAddress,
- fraction_count: fractionCount,
- purchase_price_per_fraction: rec.price_per_fraction,
- purchase_currency: rec.price_currency,
- status: 'held',
- purchased_at: new Date().toISOString(),
- },
- {
- onConflict: 'fractionalization_id,lender_id',
- // Postgres expression: existing + new (handled via RPC below if needed).
- // For now we overwrite with the new count; callers sum multiple purchases
- // client-side. A proper increment would use a database function.
- ignoreDuplicates: false,
- },
- )
- .select()
- .single();
- if (posErr) throw posErr;
+ const { data: posData, error: posErr } = await supabase.rpc('add_fractional_position', {
+ p_fractionalization_id: fractionalizationId,
+ p_lender_id: lenderId,
+ p_lender_address: lenderAddress,
+ p_fraction_count: fractionCount,
+ p_price_per_fraction: rec.price_per_fraction,
+ p_currency: rec.price_currency,
+ });
+ if (posErr) throw posErr;Add the function to invofi/apps/frontend/src/lib/migrations/002_securitization.sql:
create or replace function add_fractional_position(
p_fractionalization_id uuid,
p_lender_id uuid,
p_lender_address text,
p_fraction_count integer,
p_price_per_fraction text,
p_currency text
) returns fractional_positions
language plpgsql security definer as $$
declare pos fractional_positions;
begin
insert into fractional_positions (
fractionalization_id, lender_id, lender_address, fraction_count,
purchase_price_per_fraction, purchase_currency, status
) values (
p_fractionalization_id, p_lender_id, p_lender_address, p_fraction_count,
p_price_per_fraction, p_currency, 'held'
)
on conflict (fractionalization_id, lender_id) do update
set fraction_count = fractional_positions.fraction_count + excluded.fraction_count,
lender_address = excluded.lender_address,
updated_at = now()
returning * into pos;
return pos;
end;
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In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/lib/securitization.ts` around lines 174 - 196,
Replace the direct upsert in the purchase flow with the additive database
operation represented by add_fractional_position, so repeated purchases
atomically increment the existing fractional_positions.fraction_count rather
than overwrite it. Add or update the migration defining add_fractional_position,
pass the current fractionalization, lender, count, price, and currency values,
and preserve the returned position data for the existing purchase flow.
| /** Build view models enriched with current value + dividend totals. */ | ||
| export async function buildPositionViews( | ||
| positions: FractionalPosition[], | ||
| ): Promise<import('@/types/securitization').FractionalPositionView[]> { |
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Use the imported type instead of an inline import() type.
FractionalPositionView is already imported on Line 15. Reference it directly.
♻️ Proposed fix
-): Promise<import('`@/types/securitization`').FractionalPositionView[]> {
+): Promise<FractionalPositionView[]> {📝 Committable suggestion
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| ): Promise<import('@/types/securitization').FractionalPositionView[]> { | |
| ): Promise<FractionalPositionView[]> { |
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In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/lib/securitization.ts` at line 241, Update the
return type of the affected function to reference the existing imported
FractionalPositionView type directly, replacing the inline import() type while
preserving the Promise and array structure.
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| const currentUnitPrice = Number(toStroopsBigInt(record?.price_per_fraction ?? '0')); | ||
| const currentValue = ((currentUnitPrice * p.fraction_count) / 1e7).toFixed(7); | ||
| const totalDivPerFrac = dividendsByFrac.get(p.fractionalization_id) ?? 0; | ||
| const totalDividendsEarned = ((totalDivPerFrac * p.fraction_count) / 1e7).toFixed(7); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep monetary arithmetic in bigint until formatting. The position/value path and dividend totals convert stroops to Number before multiplication or accumulation. Large valid amounts can lose precision and display incorrect ownership values or earnings. Multiply and sum as bigint, then format once with a shared exact formatter.
📍 Affects 2 files
invofi/apps/frontend/src/lib/securitization.ts#L262-L265(this comment)invofi/apps/frontend/src/components/securitization/DividendTracker.tsx#L227-L237
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In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/lib/securitization.ts` around lines 262 - 265, The
BigInt-to-Number conversion causes precision loss in both securitization
calculation sites. In invofi/apps/frontend/src/lib/securitization.ts lines
262-265, retain price and accumulated dividend values as bigint, multiply by
BigInt(p.fraction_count), and format returned strings through one shared
fromStroops(v: bigint): string helper; in lines 362-369, multiply
toStroopsBigInt(pricePerFraction) by BigInt(count) and format once with the same
helper.
Apply the same fix in
`@invofi/apps/frontend/src/components/securitization/DividendTracker.tsx` around
lines 227 - 237: Dividend totals also leave the bigint domain before
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| export async function fetchPriceHistory( | ||
| fractionalizationId: string, | ||
| limit = 60, | ||
| ): Promise<PriceHistoryPoint[]> { | ||
| const { data, error } = await supabase | ||
| .from('price_history') | ||
| .select('*') | ||
| .eq('fractionalization_id', fractionalizationId) | ||
| .order('recorded_at', { ascending: true }) | ||
| .limit(limit); | ||
| if (error) throw error; | ||
| return (data as PriceHistoryPoint[]) ?? []; | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
The limit selects the oldest points, not the most recent.
.order('recorded_at', { ascending: true }).limit(limit) keeps the first limit rows. After 60 recorded events the chart stops advancing and always renders the earliest history. Fetch the newest rows in descending order, then reverse for chronological rendering.
🐛 Proposed fix
const { data, error } = await supabase
.from('price_history')
.select('*')
.eq('fractionalization_id', fractionalizationId)
- .order('recorded_at', { ascending: true })
+ .order('recorded_at', { ascending: false })
.limit(limit);
if (error) throw error;
- return (data as PriceHistoryPoint[]) ?? [];
+ return ((data as PriceHistoryPoint[]) ?? []).reverse();
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| export async function fetchPriceHistory( | |
| fractionalizationId: string, | |
| limit = 60, | |
| ): Promise<PriceHistoryPoint[]> { | |
| const { data, error } = await supabase | |
| .from('price_history') | |
| .select('*') | |
| .eq('fractionalization_id', fractionalizationId) | |
| .order('recorded_at', { ascending: true }) | |
| .limit(limit); | |
| if (error) throw error; | |
| return (data as PriceHistoryPoint[]) ?? []; | |
| } | |
| export async function fetchPriceHistory( | |
| fractionalizationId: string, | |
| limit = 60, | |
| ): Promise<PriceHistoryPoint[]> { | |
| const { data, error } = await supabase | |
| .from('price_history') | |
| .select('*') | |
| .eq('fractionalization_id', fractionalizationId) | |
| .order('recorded_at', { ascending: false }) | |
| .limit(limit); | |
| if (error) throw error; | |
| return ((data as PriceHistoryPoint[]) ?? []).reverse(); | |
| } |
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In `@invofi/apps/frontend/src/lib/securitization.ts` around lines 302 - 314,
Update fetchPriceHistory to order price_history records by recorded_at
descending before applying limit, then reverse the returned points so the
function still provides chronological rendering order.
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| const perFraction = ( | ||
| Number(toStroopsBigInt(totalAmount)) / totalFractions / 1e7 | ||
| ).toFixed(7); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Compute per_fraction_amount with exact integer division and guard the divisor.
toFixed(7) rounds up on many inputs, so per_fraction_amount × total_fractions can exceed total_amount. The value is persisted, so the originator commits to paying more than they distributed. If a caller passes totalFractions as 0, this writes the string "Infinity" into a text column, and every later read produces NaN.
🐛 Proposed fix
+ if (!Number.isInteger(totalFractions) || totalFractions <= 0) {
+ throw new Error('totalFractions must be a positive integer');
+ }
+ // Truncating division: never promise more than total_amount.
+ const perStroops = toStroopsBigInt(totalAmount) / BigInt(totalFractions);
const perFraction = (
- Number(toStroopsBigInt(totalAmount)) / totalFractions / 1e7
- ).toFixed(7);
+ Number(perStroops / 10_000_000n) + Number(perStroops % 10_000_000n) / 1e7
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| const perFraction = ( | |
| Number(toStroopsBigInt(totalAmount)) / totalFractions / 1e7 | |
| ).toFixed(7); | |
| if (!Number.isInteger(totalFractions) || totalFractions <= 0) { | |
| throw new Error('totalFractions must be a positive integer'); | |
| } | |
| // Truncating division: never promise more than total_amount. | |
| const perStroops = toStroopsBigInt(totalAmount) / BigInt(totalFractions); | |
| const perFraction = ( | |
| Number(perStroops / 10_000_000n) + Number(perStroops % 10_000_000n) / 1e7 | |
| ).toFixed(7); |
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Update the perFraction calculation to guard against a zero or invalid
totalFractions divisor and use exact integer division that truncates rather than
rounds, ensuring the persisted per_fraction_amount never causes the multiplied
total to exceed totalAmount. Preserve the existing seven-decimal output format
for valid inputs.
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Thanks @retkatmun — ambitious feature, well-structured components.
CodeRabbit flagged items to address (29 comments, key ones below):
- Unbounded price history loads —
fractions/page.tsxfetchesfetchPriceHistoryfor every visible record at once. Defer history loading per chart (lazy load), or batch into a single query. - N+1 purchase flow —
onPurchasedhandler doesn't refresh records after purchase. Callload()after success. - No fractional ownership state sync — after purchase, the UI doesn't update availability/price. Add a refresh callback.
- SQL migration —
002_securitization.sqlshould be idempotent (useIF NOT EXISTS). - Amount validation —
PurchaseFractionModaldoesn't validate against remaining supply or minimum purchase.
The unbounded loading is the biggest scalability concern. Fix that first, then work through the rest. 🙏
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Thanks @retkatmun — invoice securitization and fractional ownership is a ambitious feature.
CodeRabbit flagged 29 items. The key themes to address before merging:
- Performance:
fetchPriceHistoryis called per-record in a loop — batch into a single query or defer until chart is visible. Replace unbounded N+1 fetches with a bounded approach. - State refresh:
PurchaseFractionModal.onPurchasedhas an empty callback — callload()after purchase so records refresh. - Auth flow: Authenticated users without a wallet address should see the wallet connection action, not "Sign in to buy" — check the
userId/userAddressbranch logic. - Typing: Several
anytypes need tightening, especially in the pricing and history APIs.
The bot flagged this for scope as well (29 comments is significant). Please address the top 3–4 security/performance items and push. If the scope is too large, consider splitting into a smaller PR.
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Summary
Implements the complete invoice securitization and fractional ownership UI described in #231. Invoice owners can split their position into N fraction tokens; investors browse, purchase, track price history, and receive dividends — all within the existing InvoFi frontend.
Closes #231
What's changed
Types —
src/types/securitization.tsFractionalizationRecord,FractionalPosition,PriceHistoryPoint,DividendRecord,FractionalPositionView. Bigint-safe serialisation; re-exported from the@/typesbarrel.Supabase migration —
src/lib/migrations/002_securitization.sqlFour new tables with RLS policies and
updated_attriggers:fractionalization_recordsfractional_positionsprice_historydividend_distributionsData helpers —
src/lib/securitization.tsfractionalizationSchema(Zod),purchaseSchema,createFractionalization,purchaseFraction,fetchFractionalPositions,buildPositionViews,fetchPriceHistory,fetchDividends,createDividend,computeTotalCost. All pure async functions; no React dependencies.Components —
src/components/securitization/FractionalizationWizard— 3-step wizard (Configure → Review → Done) with animated step indicator, full economics summary (total sale value, principal per fraction), Zod-validated form, and idempotent create (blocks re-fractionalization of an active invoice).PurchaseFractionModal— shadcn Dialog with fraction count input, live cost breakdown (unit price × N), success state, and guidance to complete the SEP-41 transfer from Portfolio.PriceHistoryChart— pure SVG sparkline: gradient fill under line, hover crosshair with price/date tooltip, % change badge with trend icon. No external chart library.DividendTracker— distribution table with per-investor share column; collapsible originator form to push new dividend events; summary cards for total distributed and investor earnings.FractionalPositionCard— stats grid (fractions held, ownership %, estimated value, dividends earned, purchase price); links to source invoice and secondary market listing.Pages
/securitize/[invoiceId]/marketplace/fractionsPurchaseFractionModalper card/portfolio/fractionsIntegration
MarketplaceTabs— added third "Fractions" tab pointing to/marketplace/fractionsfetchFractionalPositionscall, fractional positions count stat, and "View fractions →" link to/portfolio/fractionsAcceptance criteria
FractionalPositionCardgrid with value + dividend stats)FractionalPositionCardto/marketplace/positions)DividendTrackertable with pro-rata share + originator distribution form)Testing
Run migrations in Supabase SQL Editor:
cc @samjay8
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