The calcSwapForRepay
function within the GMX smart contract is intended to determine whether there is a need to swap tokens to cover a repayment and, if necessary, calculate the swap parameters. However, an issue in the logic of this function may lead to unintended consequences when certain conditions are met.
The vulnerable code segment is as follows:
The vulnerability in this code is related to the conditional checks for determining whether there is a need to swap either tokens. The issue arises when rp.repayTokenAAmt
is greater than the balance of self.tokenA
and rp.repayTokenBAmt
is greater than the balance of self.tokenB
. In this situation, the code may lead to unintended token swapping.
The impact of this vulnerability can be significant and includes the following potential consequences:
Unintended Token Swapping: When both rp.repayTokenAAmt and rp.repayTokenBAmt exceed the available balances of self.tokenA
and self.tokenB
, respectively, the function will incorrectly indicate the need for a token swap for one token without indicating for the other token. This can lead to unnecessary and unintended token swaps, incurring unnecessary gas costs.
Efficiency and Gas Costs: The incorrect token swaps triggered by this vulnerability can lead to inefficiency and increased gas costs on the blockchain when you might need to call the function multiple times, which can negatively impact users and the contract's overall performance.
To address this vulnerability and improve the efficiency and correctness of the calcSwapForRepay function, the following recommendation is advised:
Reevaluate the Logic: Review the logic of the calcSwapForRepay
function to ensure that it correctly identifies cases where token swaps are needed. Specifically, consider scenarios where both rp.repayTokenAAmt
and rp.repayTokenBAmt
exceed the token balances and modify the logic to prevent unnecessary swaps in such cases.
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