import { ethers } from 'ethers';
import { PreflightCheck } from '../../lib/preflight';
export declare function resolveTokenAddress(orgIdOrName: string | undefined, chainId?: number): Promise<{
    orgId: string;
    tokenAddress: string;
}>;
export interface TokenGateContext {
    authorityAddress: string;
    executor: string;
}
export declare function readTokenGates(provider: ethers.providers.Provider, tokenAddress: string): Promise<TokenGateContext>;
export declare function checkTokenPermission(authorityAddress: string, user: string, key: string): PreflightCheck;
export interface TokenRequestOnChain {
    requester: string;
    amount: ethers.BigNumber;
    approved: boolean;
    ipfsHash: string;
    exists: boolean;
}
/**
 * Read requests(id) — requester == 0 means unknown/cancelled (RequestUnknown).
 *
 * DELIBERATELY NOT converted to TokenRequest even though the entity carries
 * requester/amount/status/ipfsHash. This is the sole existence + state gate
 * for approve/cancel, and every one of its three verdicts is a revert
 * prediction (RequestUnknown, already-approved, NotRequester). A stale
 * subgraph row — the request was approved or cancelled seconds ago — would
 * make the CLI predict success and broadcast a transaction that is certain to
 * revert. `pop token requests`, which only lists, already reads the subgraph.
 */
export declare function readTokenRequest(provider: ethers.providers.Provider, tokenAddress: string, requestId: number): Promise<TokenRequestOnChain>;