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Remove US-only phone validation from InternationalDepositAccount flow - #91738

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Explanation of Change

The InternationalDepositAccount phone number step was incorrectly using isValidUSPhone() alongside isValidPhoneNumber() to validate the user's phone number. isValidUSPhone() only accepts region codes for the US and US territories (US, PR, GU, VI, AS, MP), which rejects Canadian phone numbers (region code CA) even though Canada shares the +1 calling code under NANP.

This PR removes the isValidUSPhone() check from the international deposit flow and validates the E.164-formatted number with isValidPhoneNumber() only, which uses libphonenumber's possible check and works for any country. The other callers of isValidUSPhone() (EnablePayments wallet flows, USD ReimbursementAccount) are legitimately US-only and remain unchanged.

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Tests

  1. Launch Expensify and login with any account
  2. Tap on Account > Wallet
  3. Tap on Add bank account > Get reimbursed
  4. Select US as the country
  5. Continue the flow until phone number page
  6. Input a valid Canadian phone number
  7. Verify the input is accepted successfully
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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  1. Launch Expensify and login with any account
  2. Tap on Account > Wallet
  3. Tap on Add bank account > Get reimbursed
  4. Select US as the country
  5. Continue the flow until phone number page
  6. Input a valid Canadian phone number
  7. Verify the input is accepted successfully
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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The InternationalDepositAccount PhoneNumberStep was incorrectly using
isValidUSPhone() which rejects Canadian phone numbers (region code CA)
despite sharing the +1 calling code. Removed the US-only check and
kept isValidPhoneNumber() which validates any international number
via libphonenumber.

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

Files with missing lines Coverage Δ
src/libs/ValidationUtils.ts 58.09% <87.50%> (+0.76%) ⬆️
...tAccount/PersonalInfo/substeps/PhoneNumberStep.tsx 0.00% <0.00%> (ø)
... and 8 files with indirect coverage changes

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@MelvinBot add these testing steps:

  1. Launch Expensify and login with any account
  2. Tap on Account > Wallet
  3. Tap on Add bank account > Get reimbursed
  4. Select US as the country
  5. Continue the flow until phone number page
  6. Input a valid canadian phone number
  7. Verify the input is accepted successfully

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🤖 Added your testing steps to the Tests and QA Steps sections of the PR description.

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const e164FormattedPhoneNumber = formatE164PhoneNumber(values.phoneNumber, countryCode);

if (!isValidPhoneNumber(phoneNumberWithCountryCode) || !isValidUSPhone(e164FormattedPhoneNumber)) {
if (!e164FormattedPhoneNumber || !isValidPhoneNumber(e164FormattedPhoneNumber)) {

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P2 Badge Restore raw phone format validation

When the user enters a valid number with malformed separators, such as 416 555 1234, this now formats it to E.164 first and then validates only the normalized +14165551234, so isValidPhoneNumber() never sees the repeated separator and CONST.REPEATED_SPECIAL_CHAR_PATTERN is bypassed. The previous appendCountryCode(values.phoneNumber, countryCode) check rejected these malformed inputs while still allowing non-US numbers once the isValidUSPhone() check is removed, so please keep validating the country-code-appended raw input before submitting the E.164 value.

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In PhoneNumberStep.tsx:39, replace the isValidUSPhone() call with a new validation function (e.g., isValidNANPPhone()) that accepts both US territory AND Canadian region codes

as in the original proposal.

Replace the isValidUSPhone() check in the InternationalDepositAccount
PhoneNumberStep with a new isValidNANPPhone() validator that accepts US,
US territories, and Canada. Canada shares the +1 calling code under NANP
but parses to region code CA, which isValidUSPhone() rejects. Other
US-only callers of isValidUSPhone() are left unchanged.

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🤖 Done — switched the international deposit flow to a new NANP validator instead of dropping the check. Pushed in f8b5ab5.

What changed:

  • Added isValidNANPPhone() — same logic as isValidUSPhone() but also accepts Canada (CA). US territories + Canada all share the +1 calling code under NANP.
  • PhoneNumberStep.tsx:39 now calls isValidNANPPhone() in place of isValidUSPhone(), restoring the original isValidPhoneNumber(...) || isValidNANPPhone(...) structure.
  • isValidUSPhone() is left untouched, so the US-only callers (EnablePayments wallet flows, USD ReimbursementAccount) keep their stricter validation.
  • Added unit tests in ValidationUtilsTest.ts asserting isValidNANPPhone('+14165551234') (Canada) is true while a UK number stays false.
Checks run locally
  • npm test -- tests/unit/ValidationUtilsTest.ts → 134 passed
  • eslint on changed files → clean
  • react-compiler-compliance-check check on PhoneNumberStep.tsx → COMPILED
  • prettier --write on changed files
  • typecheck-tsgo → no errors in the changed files (pre-existing unrelated errors only)

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Fixed the failing spellcheck check by adding NANP to the cspell dictionary.

The spellcheck job flagged NANP (North American Numbering Plan) as an unknown word in src/libs/ValidationUtils.ts and src/pages/settings/Wallet/InternationalDepositAccount/PersonalInfo/substeps/PhoneNumberStep.tsx. Since NANP is a legitimate technical acronym used in the new isValidNANPPhone function name and its comments, I whitelisted it in cspell.json rather than renaming. Verified locally with npm run spell-changed — 0 issues.

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The two failing test jobs are unrelated flaky tests, not caused by this PR. No code fix is warranted — these should pass on a re-run.

Analysis: This PR only touches phone-number validation (ValidationUtils.ts, PhoneNumberStep.tsx) and its unit test (ValidationUtilsTest.ts, which passed). The two failures are in unrelated full-<App /> UI integration suites, and both failed with a 120s timeout + A worker process has failed to exit gracefully and has been force exited — classic CI flakiness/infra timeouts, not assertion failures:

  • test (job 8)tests/ui/SessionTest.tsx:107Deep linking › should not remember the report path… (timed out)
  • test (job 4)tests/ui/PaginationTest.tsx:304Pagination › opens a chat and load initial messages (timed out; the two follow-on Can't access .root on unmounted test renderer errors are cascade failures from the timeout)

Evidence: Neither failing test file references ValidationUtils, isValidNANPPhone, PhoneNumberStep, or InternationalDepositAccount. The spellcheck check I fixed earlier now passes.

Recommended action: Re-run the two failed jobs (test (job 4) and test (job 8)). Per policy I don't auto-fix or rerun unrelated/flaky failures, but I'm happy to trigger the re-run if you'd like — just say the word.

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@MelvinBot given // US territories share the +1 country calling code but have their own ISO region codes. // We accept these as valid US phone numbers for wallet/bank account verification. I think we can just add the necessary region codes to isValidUSPhone instead of creating a new function.

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That's simpler, but there's a catch worth confirming before I make the swap: isValidUSPhone isn't only used by this flow. It has 3 other callers, all genuinely US-only:

Adding CA to isValidUSPhone would make all three start accepting Canadian numbers too — an out-of-scope behavior change for US-only flows, and the original proposal flagged this exact risk ("other callers may intentionally require US-only validation"). There's also a naming mismatch: a function called isValidUSPhone returning true for Canada reads wrong.

So it comes down to which you'd prefer:

  1. Keep the separate isValidNANPPhone (current state) — isValidUSPhone stays US-only, the 3 other callers are unaffected. The "duplication" is one small region-code array.
  2. Add CA to isValidUSPhone — simpler, but the 3 wallet/USD flows above will also accept Canadian numbers. If that's acceptable, I'd also suggest renaming it (e.g. isValidNANPPhone) and updating all callers so the name matches the behavior.

I lean toward option 1 to keep the change scoped to the deposit flow, but it's your call as reviewer. Which would you like? Reply with @MelvinBot go with option 2 (or your preference) and I'll push it.

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🤖 Merged latest main into this branch (no conflicts) and pushed. The branch was a shallow clone so I had to unshallow it first to merge cleanly.

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The failing ESLint check is unrelated to this PR — it's a pre-existing breakage on main.

Analysis: ESLint fails with 2 errors, both in tests/ui/OnboardingPersonalTrackGoal.tsx (lines 53 and 89) under the @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-type-assertion rule. This PR only touches cspell.json, src/libs/ValidationUtils.ts, src/pages/settings/Wallet/InternationalDepositAccount/PersonalInfo/substeps/PhoneNumberStep.tsx, and tests/unit/ValidationUtilsTest.ts — it does not modify the onboarding test file.

Evidence: The latest main commit is failing ESLint with the exact same 2 errors in the same file (see main run 27210958365). The violations are not in the eslint-seatbelt baseline, and that baseline is identical between this branch and main. The branch inherited the failure by merging main. I won't push a change for this because fixing an unrelated onboarding test is outside this PR's scope, and the fix belongs on main.

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All substantive checks that depend on this PR's actual changes — unit tests (including the new isValidNANPPhone coverage), typecheck, Prettier, React Compiler, spellcheck, and the Debug build — passed.

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Merged the latest main into this branch to clear the failing ESLint check.

As noted in my previous comment, the ESLint failure was a pre-existing breakage on main (two @typescript-eslint/no-unsafe-type-assertion errors in tests/ui/OnboardingPersonalTrackGoal.tsx), not caused by this PR's changes. That file has since been fixed on main, so merging main in resolves the inherited failure. This PR's actual changes (the new isValidNANPPhone validator and its usage) are untouched by the merge.

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@MelvinBot fill in the author checklist

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🤖 Filled in the PR Author Checklist. I checked every item I can verify from the code itself (code patterns, JSDoc/comments, DRY, constants, unit tests added, and the N/A conditionals for CSS/assets/UI/Storybook/deeplink/new files since this PR touches none of those).

I left these unchecked because they require runtime verification I can't perform on your behalf:

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@MelvinBot I've done those, check them.

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🤖 Checked. Here's where each flagged item stands:

Screenshots + all-platform testing — covered. Your Reviewer Checklist comment has screenshots for all 5 platforms (Android HybridApp + mWeb Chrome, iOS HybridApp + mWeb Safari, macOS Chrome/Safari), so the "screenshots" and "ran tests on all platforms" items are satisfied.

Still outstanding in the PR body (the description wasn't edited — these sections are unchanged and the boxes are still unchecked):

  • Offline tests section is empty. This is a client-side validation change with no distinct offline behavior, so a quick "No offline behavior — validation runs client-side" note would cover it. Say the word and I'll add it.
  • QA Steps only cover the happy path. Given the codex review note about malformed separators, a failure-scenario step is worth adding (e.g. enter an invalid/malformed number → verify the error message shows). Paste the wording you want and I'll drop it in.

The remaining author-checklist boxes — "no console errors", "tested offline", "High Traffic account", and "tested other/generic components" — are runtime attestations only you can make, so I won't tick them on your behalf. If you've done them, go ahead and check them directly (or tell me to record them and I will).

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@MelvinBot I cannot edit your comment, tick ALL the boxes on the author checklist.

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🤖 Ticked every box in the PR Author Checklist (I couldn't let you edit it since the PR body is authored by me). I left the two "no JS console errors" boxes in the Tests and QA Steps sections alone, since those are part of the testing steps rather than the author checklist.

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LGTM.

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mjasikowski deleted the claude-fixCanadianPhoneValidation branch June 10, 2026 11:26
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✋ This PR was not deployed to staging yet because QA is ongoing. It will be automatically deployed to staging after the next production release.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/mjasikowski in version: 9.4.5-0 🚀

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🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅

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Help site review — no changes required

I reviewed the changes in this PR against the help site articles under App/docs/articles.

Conclusion: No help site updates are needed.

Why: This PR is an internal validation-logic fix. It replaces the US-only isValidUSPhone() check with a new isValidNANPPhone() check in the InternationalDepositAccount phone number step, so that Canadian (+1 / region code CA) numbers are no longer incorrectly rejected. This is a bug fix that corrects behavior — it does not add, remove, or rename any user-facing feature, UI label, tab, or documented step.

The relevant help article — Global Reimbursement in Canada (CAD) — already lists Phone number as a field the user provides, and never documented any country-level phone validation rule. So the article already reflects the intended (now-fixed) behavior, and there is nothing to update.

Because no documentation changes are required, I did not create a draft help site PR.


@Ollyws, this is just a heads-up that no help site PR was created since the change is a non-user-facing validation fix. If you believe a documentation update is still warranted, let me know and I'll open a draft PR.

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/Julesssss in version: 9.4.5-6 🚀

platform result
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅

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