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Explanation of Change

Updated the logic inside getActivePaymentType. It will now return two policies with different purpose.

Fixed Issues

$ #81349
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QA Steps

  1. Join as new user & create new workspace
  2. Go to workspace chat
  3. Create a manual expense >> Submit & approve the expense
  4. Create one more expense
  5. Go to Reports >> Expenses
  6. Select the expense via checkbox which has Pay option
  7. Select Pay >> Pay with business account
  8. Validate the account & close the RHP
  9. Select again Pay >> Pay with business account
  10. Observe bank account flow opens
  11. Close the RHP
  12. Select again Pay dropdown >> Mark as Paid
  13. Expense should be paid when selecting Mark as Paid option via Pay dropdown in Reports page
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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✅ Changes either increased or maintained existing code coverage, great job!

Files with missing lines Coverage Δ
src/libs/PaymentUtils.ts 45.34% <100.00%> (+0.64%) ⬆️
src/libs/actions/Search.ts 23.88% <ø> (+4.06%) ⬆️
src/components/SettlementButton/index.tsx 0.00% <0.00%> (ø)
... and 253 files with indirect coverage changes

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@MrMuzyk I don't think it works for me. Could you double check?

Screen.Recording.2026-02-04.at.23.00.00.mov

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Oh I see, my case is a bit different, I'm having an in-progress bank account so !isEmpty(latestBankItems) will be true.
Screenshot 2026-02-04 at 23 06 15

I think we should also filter the bankAccount is in progress (For the first time payment).

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@MelvinBot can you please review this PR and look at the comments in the discussion

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@srikarparsi Thanks for asking me to review! I've analyzed the PR changes and the discussion comments.

Summary of Changes

This PR refactors getActivePaymentType() in PaymentUtils.ts to return two separate policies instead of one combined selectedPolicy:

  • policyFromContext - The policy related to the opened chat (matched by policyID)
  • policyFromPaymentMethod - The policy when user selects "Pay via workspace" option (matched by paymentMethod)

This separation fixes the original issue where "Mark as Paid" was incorrectly opening the bank account flow.

Review of @hungvu193's Feedback

@hungvu193 identified a valid edge case in their comment:

I'm having an in-progress bank account so !isEmpty(latestBankItems) will be true.
I think we should also filter the bankAccount is in progress (For the first time payment).

This is a legitimate concern. Looking at the code:

const shouldSelectPaymentMethod = isPaymentMethod || !isEmpty(latestBankItems);

The shouldSelectPaymentMethod flag is set to true whenever latestBankItems is non-empty. However, if the bank account is in-progress (not fully verified), then:

  1. User selects "Pay with business account"
  2. latestBankItems contains the in-progress bank account item
  3. shouldSelectPaymentMethod becomes true
  4. The KYC flow is triggered (expected - user needs to complete bank verification)

But then:

  1. User closes the RHP and selects "Mark as Paid" instead
  2. latestBankItems is still non-empty (the in-progress bank account is still there)
  3. shouldSelectPaymentMethod is still true
  4. The condition at line 1221 if (!!policyFromPaymentMethod || shouldSelectPaymentMethod) is true
  5. KYC flow is triggered again instead of calling confirmPayment()

Recommended Fix

The shouldSelectPaymentMethod logic should be more restrictive. When the user explicitly selects "Mark as Paid" (ELSEWHERE), we shouldn't require payment method selection just because there are incomplete bank items.

One approach is to modify the condition in handleBulkPayItemSelected (Search.ts:1221):

// Only trigger KYC flow if:
// 1. User selected a policy-based payment option (Pay via workspace), OR
// 2. User selected a payment method that requires verification AND the payment type isn't ELSEWHERE
const shouldTriggerKYC = !!policyFromPaymentMethod ||
    (shouldSelectPaymentMethod && paymentType !== CONST.IOU.PAYMENT_TYPE.ELSEWHERE);

if (shouldTriggerKYC) {
    triggerKYCFlow({...});
    // ...
}

Alternatively, the filtering could be done in getActivePaymentType by not setting shouldSelectPaymentMethod to true from latestBankItems when the payment method is explicitly ELSEWHERE.

Summary

Aspect Status
Original issue fix ✅ The PR correctly addresses issue #81349 by separating policy lookups
Code quality ✅ Well-structured refactor with clear naming
Tests ✅ Unit tests updated appropriately
@hungvu193's edge case ⚠️ Valid concern - in-progress bank accounts cause shouldSelectPaymentMethod to be true, which can still trigger KYC flow for "Mark as Paid"

@MrMuzyk Could you verify the scenario described by @hungvu193 (in-progress bank account) and consider the fix above? The current logic may still incorrectly trigger the KYC flow for "Mark as Paid" when there are incomplete bank verification items.

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@MrMuzyk Can you merge main?

I guess we still need to correct the logic for selectedPolicy

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I've rebased with main but at this point these changes are purely cosmetic - they only increase readability of the code

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I've rebased with main but at this point these changes are purely cosmetic - they only increase readability of the code

Yeah, it's worth fixing cause the current logic about selectedPolicy is wrong and this is the main RCA of #81349

const selectedPolicy = activeAdminPolicies.find((activePolicy) => activePolicy.id === policyID || activePolicy.id === paymentMethod);

As I mentioned, selectedPolicy is the policy that we used to pay before.

Anw, changes LGTM, I'll do more testing.

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Thanks, if you find any more edge cases let me know :D


if ((!!selectedPolicy || shouldSelectPaymentMethod) && (isPayingWithMethod || isPayingViaWorkspace)) {
selectPaymentMethod(event, paymentType, triggerKYCFlow, selectedOption as PaymentMethod, selectedPolicy);
if ((!!policyFromContext || !!policyFromPaymentMethod || shouldSelectPaymentMethod) && (isPayingWithMethod || !!policyFromPaymentMethod)) {

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Do we need to add policyFromContext here? 🤔

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I guess we don't need it here. From the old condition, we only need to compare the selectedPolicy or payment method, I don't think policyFromContext is a valid payment method.

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Yup, nice catch, removed it. It was just extra noise and logic remains the same

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LGTM!

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