#46847 [SC-Low] executor fee is not paid or burned in `rejectInvalidRedemption`
Submitted on Jun 5th 2025 at 08:47:16 UTC by @pseudoArtist for Audit Comp | Flare | FAssets
Report ID: #46847
Report Type: Smart Contract
Report severity: Low
Target: https://github.com/flare-foundation/fassets/blob/main/contracts/assetManager/library/RedemptionRequests.sol
Impacts:
Permanent freezing of funds
Description
Brief/Intro
When calling rejectInvalidRedemption
the function doens't handle the executor fee correctly and doesn't call payOrBurnExecutorFee
which will cause the fee to be stuck in the contract.
Vulnerability Details
The function payOrBurnExecutorFee
is called in function rejectRedemptionRequest
which transfers the executor fee to the executor if the caller is the executor and burns the fee if it is the agent.
function payOrBurnExecutorFee(
Redemption.Request storage _request
)
internal
{
uint256 executorFeeNatWei = _request.executorFeeNatGWei * Conversion.GWEI;
if (executorFeeNatWei > 0) {
_request.executorFeeNatGWei = 0;
if (msg.sender == _request.executor) {
Transfers.transferNAT(_request.executor, executorFeeNatWei);
} else {
Agents.burnDirectNAT(executorFeeNatWei);
}
}
}
However the same call is not done in the function rejectInvalidRedemption
, and later the requestID is deleted.
Impact Details
This causes 2 problems
Executor fee is not burnt if the caller is agent and executors are not incentivised if they are meant to call the function.
The executor fee will will remain stuck in the contract as their is no function to withdraw the native tokens recieved as fee.
References
Proof of Concept
Proof of Concept
Step 1: RedemptionRequestsFacet.redeem()
is called with some executor fee.
Step 2: The function calls RedemptionRequests.redeem()
and creates a new redemption request.
Step 3: If the address is invalid or not normalised agent calls rejectInvalidRedemption()
and deletes redemption request without properly calling payOrBurnExecutorFee
.
Step 4: The fee will be stuck in the contract with no way to get it.
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