NegRisk-only collapse of a NO-basket back to collateral. Routes through NegRiskAdapter on-chain rather than the vault CTF path.
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Off-chain market symbol (admin-issued), e.g. "PM-WC26-WIN-FRA-WC26-1910V2". Server resolves to the on-chain bytes32 NegRisk marketId via admin.market_deployments.confirmed_ids_json->>"marketId" — NegRisk-only lookup, binary markets fail closed with market_not_found.
"PM-WC26-WIN-FRA-WC26-1910V2"
uint256 indexSet bitmap over outcomes to collapse, decimal string. Each bit set marks an outcome whose NO position is being burned. Server converts to bigint at the EIP-712 boundary. Example: a 4-outcome market collapsing NO_1 + NO_2 + NO_3 → indexSet = 0b1110 = 14. Empty (0) and full-universe (every outcome) sets are rejected.
"14"
uint256 base-units (decimal string) — burned per outcome bit set in indexSet. NOT human-decimal: pass raw uint256 since CTF outcome tokens already mint 1:1 against 6-decimal USDC. Empty / zero rejected.
"1000000"
Server-side convert correlation id — exchange.signed_ops.id UUID.
EIP-712 digest the user must sign with their EOA private key. The returned backendSig is over this exact digest; both signatures are submitted on-chain to vault.convertPositions(...).
0x-hex backend EIP-712 signature over digest.
uint256 EIP-712 salt (decimal string).
uint256 EIP-712 deadline (Unix seconds).
bytes32 NegRisk on-chain marketId — the value the contract expects in convertPositions(marketId, ...). Distinct from the off-chain marketSymbol in the request: this is the resolved on-chain identifier.
uint256 indexSet bitmap (decimal string), echoed back.
uint256 base units echoed back.
Per-user vault address (EIP-712 verifyingContract).
Ordered list (ascending outcome index) of decimal-string tokenIds the convert will BURN. Lets clients preview/display the operation without re-deriving the indexSet → tokenId mapping.
["89348190...", "15823942...", "60912834..."]