TokenManager.tillIn()
function transfer tokens from _accountAddress
to CapitalPool
contract. However, for wrapped native tokens like WETH
, this function is reverted. As a result, users can't call the createOffer()
, createTaker()
, listOffer()
, relistOffer()
functions with the wrapped native token. This breaks core functionality of the protocol.
Users who are going to call he createOffer()
, createTaker()
, listOffer()
, relistOffer()
functions with the wrapped native token like WETH
should transfer tokens to CapitalPool
.
TokenManager.tillIn()
function is used to transfer tokens from _accountAddress
to CapitalPool
contract.
However, due to incorrect conditional check at L86
, it reverts.
https://github.com/Cyfrin/2024-08-tadle/blob/04fd8634701697184a3f3a5558b41c109866e5f8/src/core/TokenManager.sol#L86
Alice is going to create offer with 10 WETH
.
She approves 10 WETH
to the CapitalPool
contract and call the createOffer()
function.
However, as msg.value
= 0 and _amount
= 10e18, it is reverted.
Users can't call the createOffer()
, createTaker()
, listOffer()
, relistOffer()
functions with the wrapped native token like WETH
. This breaks core functionality of the protocol.
Manual Review
It is recommended to implement the logic to handle the wrapped native tokens like WETH
.
Valid medium severity, given it is noted in contest READ.ME that any standard ERC20 tokens should be supported. Although arguably could be low severity, given users can simply unwrap WETH to native ETH and perform the deposits via `tillIn()`, I will leave open for discussions, but taking READ.ME as the source of truth, I believe medium severity is appropriate, given it is explicitly noted that this token should be compatible#9##. The fix would be to utilize a zero address or equivalent to represent native ETH when wrapping to WETH. > Tokens: - ETH - WETH - ERC20 (any token that follows the ERC20 standard)
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