address is therefore the wallet EOA; never aggregate trigger storage under the shared implementation address.
Key triggers by
(chainId, wallet, triggerId). A trigger ID is the EIP-712 creation digest. Join the resulting OrderBook action by transaction and clientOrderId, but treat the digest and orderbook-generated trade IDs as canonical identities.
Expiry and AccountCore permission expiry can make an ACTIVE record non-executable without emitting an event. Present stored status separately from derived executability. Authorization changes invalidate old triggers through the AccountCore authorization epoch.
Index lastSeenOrderNonce, usedTriggerNonce, and getTrigger from the delegated wallet address when reconciling state.
TWAP schedules
Key schedules by(chainId, wallet, twapId). TwapCreated contains the signed header and config. TwapSliceExecuted identifies the slice, requested quantity, child client ID, keeper and report hash; reconcile actual fills from the market logs rather than treating requested quantity as settled quantity.
TwapSlicesSkipped records skipped interval ranges. TwapCanceled stops the schedule; TwapFinished records successful and skipped counts. Failed transactions do not persist slice progress. No catch-up or quantity rollover occurs.
Wallet-authored data
SignedDataEmitted(wallet, nonce, data) publishes opaque public bytes. Use the emitting delegated EOA, chain, and sequential data nonce as provenance. A wallet-authored label is not proof of account permission; join AccountCore signer state separately.
Version and state
Wallet v2 stores nonce, trigger and TWAP state separately per chain. Trigger creation nonce, deadline and condition commitment are available from calldata/events rather than all being retained bygetTrigger. Do not infer them from nonexistent getter fields. The creation signature is verified once; live authority and epoch checks still apply when a keeper fires.