Summary
In the `Swan::purchase(address _asset) function`, the `bool` return value of the token transfer is currently ignored. If the transfer fails for instance, due to insufficient funds or if the recipient address reverts on receiving ERC20 tokens—the function will complete without reverting, leading to a state where the transfer appears successful, but the recipient will not actually receive the tokens. Ignoring the transfer's success status could result in unintended behavior and discrepancies in account balances.
Vulnerability Details
```javascript
function purchase(address _asset) external {
//code here
=> token.transferFrom(listing.buyer, address(this), listing.price);
=> token.transfer(listing.seller, listing.price);
}
```
found in several places too
1. In `LLMOracleCoordinator.sol::request()` and `LLMOracleCoordinator.sol::withdrawPlatformFees()`
2. In `LLMOracleRegistry.sol:: register()`
3. In `BuyerAgent.sol::withdraw()`
4. In `Swan.sol::transferRoyalties()` and `Swan.sol::purchase()`
Impact
Other parts of the system relying on the transfer's success might be affected, causing imbalances and potential security vulnerabilities.
The function could complete successfully without actually transferring tokens, creating a mismatch between expected and actual balances.
Tools Used
slither , manual review
Recommendations
1.use `SafeERC20` library from openzeppelin.(reccomended)
2.manually handle the return values.