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Low 30 Monero

feat(Exolix): initial integration

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Authored by julian

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feat(Exolix): initial integration
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The short version

What changed, and why it matters

This commit adds Exolix as a new cryptocurrency exchange provider inside Stack Wallet. It introduces roughly 1,500 lines of code for API communication, trade creation, rate quotes, currency caching, and UI icons/status handling. There is no claim in the commit or supplied references that this fixes a security bug; it is a feature integration. The code does touch sensitive areas (network requests, API keys, transaction status parsing, decimal handling for money), but the diff itself does not show an obvious vulnerability. A few spots deserve closer review: the API key fallback uses a hard-coded placeholder check, the new exchange is marked as possibly supporting Tor, and transaction status strings are parsed with broad fallbacks. These are normal integration risks rather than confirmed flaws.

Recommended action

Treat this as a routine but high-touch integration review. Verify that kExolixApiKey is not shipped with a real or placeholder key in release builds. Confirm whether requests to exolix.com use certificate pinning or TLS validation consistent with other exchange providers. Review the Decimal serialization path for edge cases (very small or large values, scientific notation from double.toString()). Ensure Tor routing for Exolix is intentional and tested, given the 'Maybe??' comment. Audit status-string mapping so that an unexpected Exolix status cannot mislead the UI into showing a completed or failed state incorrectly. Finally, check that the Trocador exclusion of 'exolix' does not hide better rates without user transparency.

Security signals we found

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New third-party API integration added to a financial/transaction code path

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API key resolution relies on a hard-coded placeholder string ('YOUR_API_KEY_HERE') to decide whether to send an Authorization header

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HTTP client wrapper supports Tor proxy routing for the new provider

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Decimal monetary values are serialized to JSON via custom string building rather than a standard encoder

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Transaction status strings are mapped with broad string matching and fallback defaults, which could affect UI state or user actionability

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Trocador provider filter explicitly excludes 'exolix', suggesting provider overlap/deconfliction logic

Risk score

Why this scored 30/100

Our methodology →
Potential impact 5/30
Exploitability 5/25
Stealth signal 3/15
Affected reach 8/15
Confidence 6/10
Evidence quality 3/5
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