[PM-28128] Create transaction for bank transfer charges

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🎟️ Tracking

https://bitwarden.atlassian.net/browse/PM-28128

📔 Objective

This PR enhances transaction record creation for Stripe charges paid via bank transfer (customer balance). Previously, charges funded through Stripe's customer balance feature weren't being properly categorized with payment method type and details.

The changes:

• Make FromChargeToTransaction async to support retrieving customer cash balance transaction history
• Add support for detecting when a charge used customer balance as the payment method
• Query Stripe's customer cash balance transactions to identify the bank transfer type (EU, GB, JP, MX, or US)
• Populate transaction records with appropriate payment method type (BankAccount) and descriptive details based on the transfer region

This ensures bank transfer payments are accurately tracked in transaction history with proper categorization and regional context.

📸 Screenshots

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⏰ Reminders before review

• Contributor guidelines followed
• All formatters and local linters executed and passed
• Written new unit and / or integration tests where applicable
• Protected functional changes with optionality (feature flags)
• Used internationalization (i18n) for all UI strings
• CI builds passed
• Communicated to DevOps any deployment requirements
• Updated any necessary documentation (Confluence, contributing docs) or informed the documentation team

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• 🎨 (:art:) for suggestions / improvements
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• ⛏ (:pick:) for minor or nitpick changes

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Code Review Complete

I've performed a thorough re-review of the PR following the previous feedback. Here's my comprehensive assessment:

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Previous Issues - Resolution Status

✅ Logic Bug in GetFundingBankTransferTypeAsync - PROPERLY FIXED

The critical logic bug has been correctly resolved. The updated implementation at src/Billing/Services/Implementations/StripeEventUtilityService.cs:469-480:

• Uses when cashBalanceTransaction.AppliedToPayment.PaymentIntentId == charge.PaymentIntentId to only set the flag when payment intents match
• Sets matchingPaymentIntentFound = true only on actual matches
• Includes early exit optimization when both pieces found
• Is now order-independent and works correctly regardless of transaction ordering

Verdict: Excellent fix. The implementation is correct and efficient.

✅ Interface/Implementation Mismatch - WAS NOT AN ISSUE

Upon inspection, both the interface (IStripeFacade.cs:25) and implementation (StripeFacade.cs:47) correctly have the parameter as optional with = null default. The previous review incorrectly identified this as a mismatch.

Verdict: No issue exists; signatures are properly aligned.

✅ Missing XML Documentation - PROPERLY ADDED

Lines 435-442 now include comprehensive XML documentation for GetFundingBankTransferTypeAsync with clear description of parameters and return values.

Verdict: Documentation is clear and complete.

⚠️ Missing Null Check for BankTransfer.Type - AUTHOR DECLINED

Line 466: bankTransferType = cashBalanceTransaction.Funded.BankTransfer.Type;

Author's Reasoning: Stripe API documentation indicates funded.bank_transfer is not nullable when type is "funded".

My Assessment:

• Author's reasoning is technically valid based on Stripe API guarantees
• However, defensive programming would still add the check using pattern: case { Type: "funded", Funded.BankTransfer.Type: not null }
• This protects against future API changes and has zero performance cost
• Severity: While trusting Stripe API is reasonable, defensive coding is a best practice

Verdict: Author's reasoning is acceptable, but defensive approach is still recommended as a best practice.

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New Findings

⚠️ Potential Performance Issue - No Pagination Limit

Location: src/Billing/Services/Implementations/StripeEventUtilityService.cs:455

var cashBalanceTransactions = _stripeFacade.GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions(charge.CustomerId);

Issue: Retrieves all cash balance transactions for a customer without any limit or filtering. For customers with many historical transactions, this could result in excessive API calls and increased latency.

Recommendation:

var cashBalanceTransactions = _stripeFacade.GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions(
    charge.CustomerId,
    new CustomerCashBalanceTransactionListOptions
    {
        Limit = 100  // Reasonable limit to find recent bank transfers
    });

Rationale: Bank transfers funding charges typically appear in recent history. A limit of 100 provides good coverage while preventing unbounded queries. The early exit logic already stops iteration once both required pieces are found.

❓ Test Coverage - 0% for New Code

Context: CodeCov reports 49 lines of new code with 0% test coverage.

Areas lacking tests:

1. GetFundingBankTransferTypeAsync with various transaction orderings
2. Each bank transfer type mapping (EU, GB, JP, MX, US)
3. Null/missing data scenarios
4. Multiple cash balance transactions with different payment intents
5. Edge case: customer balance charge but no matching bank transfer

Question: Are unit tests planned as a follow-up, or is this being tested through integration tests? Given that this affects financial transaction recording accuracy, test coverage would significantly improve confidence in the implementation.

♻️ Technical Debt - Nullable Reference Checking Disabled

Location: src/Billing/Services/Implementations/StripeEventUtilityService.cs:1-2

The entire file has nullable reference type checking disabled (#nullable disable), which defeats compile-time null safety checks. This is existing debt acknowledged by the FIXME comment, but new code is being added to a file with this limitation.

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What's Done Well

1. ✅ Proper async/await conversion - Clean transition with all callers properly updated
2. ✅ Early exit optimization - Efficiently exits once both pieces of information are found
3. ✅ Security compliant - No sensitive data (PII, keys, vault data) is logged
4. ✅ Modern C# patterns - Good use of pattern matching and switch expressions
5. ✅ Appropriate logging - Warning logs when payment method types can't be determined
6. ✅ Consistent naming - The Async suffix follows .NET conventions
7. ✅ Clear XML documentation - Newly added documentation is comprehensive
8. ✅ Order-independent logic - The fixed GetFundingBankTransferTypeAsync works regardless of transaction ordering

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Security & Compliance Assessment

• ✅ Zero-knowledge principles: Not violated - only processing payment metadata
• ✅ No sensitive data logging: Compliant - only transaction types and non-sensitive details logged
• ✅ Secure communication: Using established Stripe SDK patterns
• ✅ SOC 2 / HIPAA considerations: No concerns with this change
• ✅ Input validation: Proper null checks via pattern matching at method entry

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Summary & Verdict

Overall Assessment: The PR successfully implements the required functionality with the critical logic bug from the previous review properly fixed. The code is well-structured, follows modern C# patterns, and maintains security compliance.

Blocking Issues: None

Recommended Actions Before Merge:

1. 🎨 Consider: Add pagination limit (100 transactions) to prevent performance issues with high-volume customers
2. 🎨 Consider: Add defensive null check for BankTransfer.Type despite Stripe API guarantees
3. ❓ Clarify: Test coverage plan for the new functionality

Technical Debt to Track:

• ♻️ Nullable reference checking disabled for entire file (existing FIXME comment)
• ♻️ No unit test coverage for new bank transfer detection logic

Verdict: ✅ APPROVE with suggestions - The PR is functionally correct and ready to merge. The previous critical logic bug has been properly resolved. The suggestions above would improve robustness and performance but are not blocking issues.

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Checkmarx One – Scan Summary & Details – bbbe1863-b359-432a-a729-e768b0ab9f30

Fixed Issues (1)

Great job! The following issues were fixed in this Pull Request

Severity	Issue	Source File / Package
	CSRF	/src/Api/AdminConsole/Public/Controllers/MembersController.cs: 207

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Codecov Report

❌ Patch coverage is 0% with 49 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 53.61%. Comparing base (b1390c9) to head (b001f99).
⚠️ Report is 2 commits behind head on main.

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.../Services/Implementations/ChargeRefundedHandler.cs	0.00%	1 Missing ⚠️
...Services/Implementations/ChargeSucceededHandler.cs	0.00%	1 Missing ⚠️

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Code Review Complete

Tasks

• Read and understand the PR changes
• Review code for correctness and best practices
• Check for security concerns
• Verify async/await patterns
• Check error handling
• Provide comprehensive feedback

Summary

This PR adds support for creating transaction records when Stripe charges are paid via bank transfer through the customer balance feature. The implementation is solid overall, with proper async/await patterns and error handling. I've identified several areas for improvement related to edge cases, potential bugs, and best practices.

Key Changes

1. Made FromChargeToTransaction async (FromChargeToTransactionAsync) - Required to query Stripe's customer cash balance transaction history
2. Added GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions to IStripeFacade - New facade method for retrieving cash balance transactions
3. Added bank transfer detection logic - New GetFundingBankTransferTypeAsync method identifies bank transfer type by analyzing cash balance transactions
4. Updated callers - Both ChargeSucceededHandler and ChargeRefundedHandler now properly await the async method

Issues & Suggestions

🐛 Critical: Potential Logic Bug in GetFundingBankTransferTypeAsync

Location: src/Billing/Services/Implementations/StripeEventUtilityService.cs:435-470

The current implementation has a logic issue where fundedCharge is set after bankTransferType is already captured. This means if transactions appear in the order [funded, applied_to_payment], it works correctly. However, if they appear as [applied_to_payment, funded], the method will:

1. First encounter applied_to_payment and set fundedCharge = true
2. Then encounter funded and set bankTransferType = "..."
3. But then it may encounter another applied_to_payment that doesn't match, setting fundedCharge = false

Current code:

string bankTransferType = null;
var fundedCharge = false;

await foreach (var cashBalanceTransaction in cashBalanceTransactions)
{
    switch (cashBalanceTransaction)
    {
        case { Type: "funded", Funded: not null }:
        {
            bankTransferType = cashBalanceTransaction.Funded.BankTransfer.Type;
            break;
        }
        case { Type: "applied_to_payment", AppliedToPayment: not null }:
        {
            fundedCharge = charge.PaymentIntentId == cashBalanceTransaction.AppliedToPayment.PaymentIntentId;
            break;
        }
    }
}

return !fundedCharge ? null : bankTransferType;

Suggested fix:

string bankTransferType = null;
var matchingPaymentIntentFound = false;

await foreach (var cashBalanceTransaction in cashBalanceTransactions)
{
    switch (cashBalanceTransaction)
    {
        case { Type: "funded", Funded: not null }:
        {
            bankTransferType = cashBalanceTransaction.Funded.BankTransfer.Type;
            break;
        }
        case { Type: "applied_to_payment", AppliedToPayment: not null } when 
            cashBalanceTransaction.AppliedToPayment.PaymentIntentId == charge.PaymentIntentId:
        {
            matchingPaymentIntentFound = true;
            break;
        }
    }
    
    // Exit early if we found both pieces of information
    if (matchingPaymentIntentFound && bankTransferType != null)
    {
        return bankTransferType;
    }
}

return null;

This approach:

• Only sets the flag when the payment intent matches (not on every applied_to_payment)
• Exits early once both required pieces are found
• Is order-independent
• More clearly expresses the intent: "find the bank transfer type for this specific payment intent"

⚠️ Missing Null Check

Location: src/Billing/Services/Implementations/StripeEventUtilityService.cs:458

bankTransferType = cashBalanceTransaction.Funded.BankTransfer.Type;

There's no null check for cashBalanceTransaction.Funded.BankTransfer before accessing .Type. While the outer check verifies Funded: not null, it doesn't guarantee that BankTransfer or Type are non-null.

Suggested fix:

case { Type: "funded", Funded.BankTransfer.Type: not null } funded:
{
    bankTransferType = funded.Funded.BankTransfer.Type;
    break;
}

📝 Missing Documentation

Location: src/Billing/Services/Implementations/StripeEventUtilityService.cs:435

The new GetFundingBankTransferTypeAsync method lacks XML documentation. Consider adding:

/// <summary>
/// Retrieves the bank transfer type that funded a charge paid via customer balance.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="charge">The charge to analyze.</param>
/// <returns>
/// The bank transfer type (e.g., "us_bank_transfer", "eu_bank_transfer") if the charge was funded
/// by a bank transfer via customer balance, otherwise null.
/// </returns>
private async Task<string> GetFundingBankTransferTypeAsync(Charge charge)

🤔 Consider: No Filtering in GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions

Location: src/Billing/Services/Implementations/StripeEventUtilityService.cs:447

The code calls:

var cashBalanceTransactions = _stripeFacade.GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions(charge.CustomerId);

This retrieves all cash balance transactions for the customer without any filtering. For customers with many transactions, this could be inefficient. Consider passing a CustomerCashBalanceTransactionListOptions with a limit or date filter to improve performance:

var cashBalanceTransactions = _stripeFacade.GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions(
    charge.CustomerId,
    new CustomerCashBalanceTransactionListOptions
    {
        Limit = 100  // Reasonable limit to prevent excessive API calls
    });

🎨 Code Style: Switch Expression Alternative

Location: src/Billing/Services/Implementations/StripeEventUtilityService.cs:219-227

The switch expression for mapping bank transfer types is clean and appropriate. No changes needed here - this follows C# best practices. 👍

ℹ️ Interface Signature Inconsistency

Location: src/Billing/Services/IStripeFacade.cs:23-27

The new GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions method has the second parameter as required in the implementation but optional in the interface:

Interface:

IAsyncEnumerable<CustomerCashBalanceTransaction> GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions(
    string customerId,
    CustomerCashBalanceTransactionListOptions customerCashBalanceTransactionListOptions = null,  // ← optional
    RequestOptions requestOptions = null,
    CancellationToken cancellationToken = default);

Implementation:

public IAsyncEnumerable<CustomerCashBalanceTransaction> GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions(
    string customerId,
    CustomerCashBalanceTransactionListOptions customerCashBalanceTransactionListOptions,  // ← required
    RequestOptions requestOptions = null,
    CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)

This causes a compilation issue. The implementation should match the interface signature. Since the method is called without passing this parameter (_stripeFacade.GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions(charge.CustomerId)), it should be optional in both places.

Fix the implementation:

public IAsyncEnumerable<CustomerCashBalanceTransaction> GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions(
    string customerId,
    CustomerCashBalanceTransactionListOptions customerCashBalanceTransactionListOptions = null,  // ← Make optional
    RequestOptions requestOptions = null,
    CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)

✅ What's Done Well

1. Proper async/await conversion - The transition from sync to async is clean, with all callers properly updated
2. Security compliant - No sensitive data (PII, keys, etc.) is logged
3. Good use of pattern matching - The switch expressions and pattern matching are modern and readable
4. Null-safe patterns - Good use of nullable patterns in most places
5. Appropriate logging - Warning logs when payment method types can't be determined
6. Consistent naming - The Async suffix follows .NET conventions

Testing Recommendations

Since I didn't find existing unit tests for this code, consider adding tests for:

1. ✅ GetFundingBankTransferTypeAsync with various transaction orderings
2. ✅ Each bank transfer type (EU, GB, JP, MX, US)
3. ✅ Null/missing data scenarios
4. ✅ Multiple cash balance transactions with different payment intents
5. ✅ Edge case: customer balance charge but no matching bank transfer

Compliance Check

• ✅ Zero-knowledge principles: Not violated - only processing payment metadata
• ✅ No sensitive data logging: Compliant
• ✅ Secure communication: Using established Stripe SDK patterns
• ✅ SOC 2 / HIPAA considerations: No concerns with this change

Verdict

The PR successfully implements the required functionality, but has a logic bug that should be addressed before merging. The other issues are minor improvements that would enhance code quality and robustness.

Recommended actions before merge:

1. ❌ Fix the logic bug in GetFundingBankTransferTypeAsync
2. ❌ Fix the interface/implementation mismatch for GetCustomerCashBalanceTransactions
3. 🎨 Add null safety check for BankTransfer.Type
4. 🎨 Add XML documentation
5. 🎨 Consider adding pagination limit

@claude Resolved several issues. Will not resolve the missing null check since funded.bank_transfer is not nullable in Stripe's API.

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