import type { WithdrawalFlowCallbacks, WithdrawalFlowConfig } from '../flow/withdrawalFlowConfig';
import { type DepositAddressOrHash } from './useCryptoWithdrawalExecution';
import type { CryptoWithdrawalForm } from './useCryptoWithdrawalForm';
/**
 * Signing the withdrawal {@link CryptoWithdrawalForm} describes: the press, the
 * once-only hand-off to the outcome, and what the step shows while either is in
 * flight.
 *
 * Held apart from the step that renders it so the money path's invariants — one
 * hand-off, the source the signature was actually raised against, nothing
 * executed but the quote on screen — can be exercised without a rendered screen.
 */
/** What the recipient step is showing the withdrawal will land as. */
interface ReceiveLabels {
    usdLabel: string | undefined;
    tokenLabel: string | undefined;
}
export declare function useCryptoWithdrawalSubmit({ config, callbacks, form, receiveLabels, onSubmitted, }: {
    config: WithdrawalFlowConfig;
    callbacks: WithdrawalFlowCallbacks;
    /** The withdrawal being built, which is what gets signed. */
    form: CryptoWithdrawalForm;
    receiveLabels: ReceiveLabels;
    onSubmitted: (result: {
        depositAddressOrHash: DepositAddressOrHash;
        amountLabel: string;
    } & ReceiveLabels) => void;
}): {
    isSubmitting: boolean;
    /** The button holds for the price and the screening too, not only the signature. */
    isBusy: boolean;
    /** An unrecoverable failure from the last attempt, in the user's words. */
    executionErrorText: string | undefined;
    /** Executes the quote on screen. `form.canSubmit` is what gates the press. */
    submit: () => void;
};
export {};
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