Business Pro Phase 262

Session Creation Boundary QA Gate

After OTP verification, FAEDA needs a controlled boundary before any session, cookie, token, account shell, or role dashboard appears. This phase proves the transition is honest: verified contact does not equal approved role, KYC, wallet, payment, shop listing, rider job, supplier account, or founder/admin access.

Session

boundary

Token

none

Dashboard

blocked

Phase rule

Session creation is authority, not celebration

Phase 262 designs the session creation boundary QA gate only. It records whether a future FAEDA post-verification transition clearly separates verified OTP from actual authenticated session creation, account shell creation, role routing, token issuance, profile setup, wallet activation, payment access, shop approval, supplier approval, rider approval, and founder/admin access. It does not create a session, issue cookies, store tokens, persist auth state, open dashboards, create accounts, select roles, activate onboarding, process payments, activate wallets, or claim production launch readiness. No real contact, CRM task, account creation, onboarding approval, listing activation, order, payment, wallet, commission, ledger, export, or partner sync is created in this phase.

Review outcome

Post-OTP transition appears

Record transition copy, loading state, fallback state, and whether the screen claims session creation.

No session creation.

Review outcome

Session pending state appears

Check timeout, retry, support, and safe logout/back paths.

No token persistence.

Review outcome

Account shell language appears

Record whether it says temporary, pending, limited, verified contact, or approved account.

No role activation.

Review outcome

Role routing appears

Record visible role options and whether approval is required.

No role selection.

Review outcome

Unsafe success claim appears

Route to auth, privacy, security, product, payment, or legal review.

No launch claim.

Session proof

What session boundary QA must capture

Evidence chain

The session packet must reference Phase 261 OTP verification evidence, Phase 260 OTP request evidence, and Phase 259 auth entry evidence.

Transition state

Success, pending, failed, expired, locked, unavailable, maintenance, or support-needed states must be identified without advancing.

Authority clarity

The screen must distinguish verified contact, authenticated session, account shell, profile, role approval, and operational approval.

Token boundary

Cookie, token, refresh-token, device binding, and remember-me behavior must not be created or inspected in this design-only phase.

Role separation

Customer, shopkeeper, supplier, manufacturer, rider, FAEDA Team, partner, founder, and admin paths must not be mixed or auto-selected.

Failure handling

Network failure, provider callback delay, expired verification, duplicate account, and blocked account states must have safe copy.

Data minimization

The transition must not request CNIC, address, bank details, documents, wallet PIN, payment method, or location before the approved gate.

Evidence masking

Screenshots must hide session IDs, tokens, cookies, device identifiers, personal contact values, OTP remnants, and browser account state.

Session controls

How session creation stays safe

1The tester must not create a real or fake session, persist login state, accept remember-me, inspect cookies, copy tokens, or open authenticated dashboards in this phase.

2The tester must not click Continue, Enter app, Open dashboard, Choose role, Complete profile, Accept terms, Save device, Trust this browser, or any post-auth action.

3A verified OTP must not be presented as KYC, account approval, shop approval, supplier approval, manufacturer approval, rider job approval, wallet activation, payout readiness, payment readiness, or production readiness.

4Any role choice after verification must be framed as a later approval/onboarding step unless that role already has approved runtime governance.

5Session failure must not leak whether another account exists, whether a phone/email belongs to someone else, or what internal risk score was assigned.

6Guest browsing and authenticated session paths must remain visibly separate; the app must not silently upgrade a guest into an account.

7Founder/admin access must never share public session creation copy or public auth routes without a protected admin boundary.

8A safe session boundary does not prove backend session issuance, RBAC, profile creation, role onboarding, wallet, payment, or public upload readiness.

Decision matrix

Session boundary state to next safe movement

Safe session boundary visible

Move to authenticated shell boundary QA

No session creation

Success copy overclaims approval

Product/legal review

No dashboard

Token/cookie visible

Security review

Mask evidence

Role auto-selected

Access-control review

No onboarding

Founder/admin path exposed

Admin boundary review

No public use

Wallet/payment/earning claim appears

Payment/legal review

No promotion

Duplicate/blocked account copy leaks truth

Auth/security review

No continuation

Evidence exposes session data

Mask or quarantine evidence

No dashboard sharing

Session packet

Future session-boundary evidence fields

sessionBoundaryEvidenceIdotpVerificationEvidenceIdotpRequestEvidenceIdauthEntryEvidenceIdpackageIdcandidateVersionbuildNumberdeviceMatrixIddeviceClassosVersionnetworkTypetransitionStatesessionClaimStatetokenExposureStateaccountShellClaimStateroleRoutingStateguestUpgradeStatefailureCopyStateunsafeClaimStatescreenshotEvidenceIdmaskingStatecheckerDecision

Blocked automation

What this phase must not create

1Auto create, refresh, persist, inspect, copy, export, replay, or store sessions, cookies, access tokens, refresh tokens, device tokens, provider references, account IDs, or browser auth state

2Auto click Continue, Enter App, Open Dashboard, Choose Role, Complete Profile, Accept Terms, Remember Me, Trust Device, Save Device, Logout, Switch Account, or any post-auth action

3Auto create account, profile, role assignment, shop, supplier, manufacturer, rider, FAEDA Team, partner, admin, founder, wallet, payment method, ledger, payout, support ticket, listing, order, quote, or onboarding record

4Auto open customer, shopkeeper, supplier, manufacturer, rider, FAEDA Team, partner, admin, founder, finance, payment, wallet, support, analytics, or production dashboards

5Auto enable listings, orders, reservations, quotes, payments, wallets, ledgers, payouts, refunds, partner callbacks, analytics beacons, public field-team campaigns, or dashboard access

6Auto claim session-boundary visibility means session creation works, login works, backend auth works, RBAC works, role onboarding works, wallet works, payment works, support works, store upload works, or launch is ready

7Auto store OTP remnants, personal phone, personal email, session IDs, cookies, tokens, autofill values, provider identifiers, CNIC, bank data, location, notification contents, device IDs, or billing details

8Auto erase unsafe-session, token-leakage, cookie-leakage, account-enumeration, role-mix, guest-upgrade, early-CNIC, early-bank, admin-exposure, or private-data evidence after a later pass

Acceptance

Done means wired and safe

1Phase 261 links forward to Phase 262.

2Phase 262 defines session creation boundary qa gate without runtime mutation.

3Phase 262 is wired into OS launcher, founder navigation, public scope lock, route cleanup, and main chain control room.

4Mobile render has no horizontal overflow.

5No /home backlinks are introduced.

6Runtime contact, account, onboarding, listing, order, payment, wallet, commission, export, and partner sync stay blocked.

Back to Phase 261 Main chain room Open Phase 263