The updateUserPlatformFeeRate function is designed to update the platform fee rate for a specific user. However, there is a potential issue with the lack of an upper bound check on the _platformFeeRate parameter. This could lead to unintended behavior or potential vulnerabilities if an excessively high fee rate is set.
The function currently checks if _platformFeeRate is less than or equal to Constants.PLATFORM_FEE_DECIMAL_SCALER. However, this check alone may not be sufficient to prevent excessively high fee rates.
Introduce a reasonable upper bound for _platformFeeRate that aligns with the platform's fee structure and business logic.
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