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Fix Expensify Card transactions incorrectly showing "Deleted Card"#87540

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Explanation of Change

doesCardFeedExist() calls getOriginalCompanyFeeds(), which intentionally filters out entries where key === CONST.EXPENSIFY_CARD.BANK (since Expensify Cards aren't third-party company card feeds). This means doesCardFeedExist('Expensify Card', cardFeeds) always returns false, and any transaction made on an Expensify Card gets isCardFeedDeleted: true, causing the UI to display "Deleted card" / "Deleted Feed".

The fix adds an early return in doesCardFeedExist for Expensify Card feeds, since they are a native card product that cannot be disconnected or deleted like a third-party feed. The type signature is also widened from CompanyCardFeed to CardFeed to properly accept the Expensify Card bank value without requiring a type cast at call sites.

Fixed Issues

$ #87098
$ #82814
PROPOSAL: N/A

Tests

  1. Log in as a user with Expensify Card transactions
  2. Open New Expensify and navigate to your expense list or a report containing Expensify Card transactions
  3. Verify the card column shows the correct card name (e.g. "Expensify Card") instead of "Deleted card"
  4. Navigate to Accounting > Reports and view "Unapproved Card" or "Reconciliation: Expensify Card" groupings
  5. Verify the feed column shows the correct feed name instead of "Deleted Feed"
  6. Verify that transactions made on actual third-party company cards still show correct card names
  7. Verify that transactions from a genuinely deleted third-party feed still correctly show "Deleted card"
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

N/A — This is a display logic fix that does not involve network requests or offline state. The doesCardFeedExist function operates on locally cached Onyx data.

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Same as Tests (steps 1-7 above, on staging).

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iOS: mWeb Safari
MacOS: Chrome / Safari

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situchan commented Apr 9, 2026

  • Modifying doesCardFeedExist to special-case Expensify Card: Possible but less clean — doesCardFeedExist is specifically about company card feeds, and mixing in Expensify Card awareness would blur that abstraction.
  • Modifying doesCardFeedExist to not use getOriginalCompanyFeeds: This would work but risks side effects since getOriginalCompanyFeeds intentionally excludes Expensify Cards from the company card feed list for display purposes.

Tests well but what do you think of this concern? I think it's fine.

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  • Modifying doesCardFeedExist to special-case Expensify Card: Possible but less clean — doesCardFeedExist is specifically about company card feeds, and mixing in Expensify Card awareness would blur that abstraction.
  • Modifying doesCardFeedExist to not use getOriginalCompanyFeeds: This would work but risks side effects since getOriginalCompanyFeeds intentionally excludes Expensify Cards from the company card feed list for display purposes.

Tests well but what do you think of this concern? I think it's fine.

Yeah I considered that but I think this fix is the most concise and fixes the issue everywhere it will present. I didn't feel like the "best" way to fix it at first but after looking at the alternatives I thought it was the best.

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No help site changes required.

This PR is a bug fix in CardUtils.doesCardFeedExist() that corrects Expensify Card transactions from incorrectly displaying "Deleted card" / "Deleted Feed." It does not introduce any new features, change workflows, or alter settings/terminology that would need help site documentation updates.

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🚀 Cherry-picked to staging by https://github.com/blimpich in version: 9.3.57-0 🚀

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