System Rules
The War Room uses a two-stage locking system that ensures deal parameters become immutable once both parties are present. This prevents manipulation, wallet switching, or changes to the trade terms.
Pre-Commit State (Editable)
In this stage, the deal is still flexible. The broker may adjust:
Token
Amount
Network
Expected buyer wallet
Expected seller wallet
Notes
Expiration
Characteristics:
Deal is not yet binding
Wallets are not enforced (unless pre-filled)
Participants may leave and rejoin
Broker controls deal parameters
This state exists to accommodate last-minute changes common in OTC workflows.
When commit begins:
All deal parameters become permanently locked:
Token
Locked
Amount
Locked
Network
Locked
Expected wallets
Locked
Fee structure
Locked
Notes
Locked
Partner code
Locked
Participants cannot:
Change roles
Switch wallets
Edit any fields
Brokers cannot:
Modify the deal
Remove a participant
Reset the session
This ensures the structure of the deal remains intact through the escrow phase.
Why Commit Is Required
Commit prevents:
Bait-and-switch
Token substitution
Last-minute changes to amounts
Switching buyer/seller wallets
Parameter disputes
Once locked, both parties are operating under a shared, immutable state.
Cancellation Behavior
Before commit:
Broker may cancel the deal freely.
Participants may leave without consequence.
After commit:
Cancellation depends on escrow status (see Escrow Rules).
Broker no longer has permission to override terms.
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