import type { WithdrawalToken } from '../flow/withdrawalFlowConfig';
export declare const WITHDRAWAL_DESTINATION_TOKENS_QUERY_KEY = "withdrawalDestinations";
export interface DestinationChain {
    chainId: number;
    /** Symbols receivable on this chain, priority ones first. */
    symbols: string[];
}
export interface UseWithdrawalDestinationTokensResult {
    chains: DestinationChain[];
    /** Where the funds land. `undefined` until the curated list resolves. */
    destinationToken: WithdrawalToken | undefined;
    selectDestinationToken: (chainId: number, symbol: string) => void;
    isLoading: boolean;
}
/**
 * Everything a withdrawal can be received as: the curated Statsig
 * `withdrawalconfig` chains and assets, minus
 * `disablewithdrawalchainsandassets`, resolved against api-base's asset
 * metadata — the same pipeline the deposit list uses, and the same one web
 * feeds into its receive-token dropdown.
 *
 * The destination token is the point of this rail. Sending the source token back out
 * on its own chain is a plain transfer with nothing to quote; the relay quote
 * exists precisely so a user holding USDG on one chain can receive USDC on
 * another.
 */
export declare function useWithdrawalDestinationTokens({ sourceToken, defaultReceiveToken, }: {
    sourceToken: WithdrawalToken;
    /** Symbol to preselect; falls back to the source token's symbol. */
    defaultReceiveToken?: string;
}): UseWithdrawalDestinationTokensResult;
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