The import statement for WalletDetails has been removed, but it is unclear if this is intentional or if WalletDetails is still needed elsewhere in the code. Please verify if WalletDetails is used in other parts of the file or project.

Consider checking if nullToZero is used in the file. If not, ensure that its import is necessary or remove it to keep the code clean.

Consider handling the error state more explicitly. Currently, the error variable is being destructured from useWalletDetails(), but there is no logic to handle or display this error within the component. Implementing error handling will improve the user experience by providing feedback when the wallet details cannot be fetched.

The balanceSum state is initialized but not used in the provided code snippet. Ensure that this state is necessary, and if it is, implement logic to update and utilize it. If not, consider removing it to clean up the code.

Consider adding a null check for walletDetails to ensure it is not null or undefined before rendering the component. This will prevent potential runtime errors if walletDetails is not properly initialized.

Consider adding a check for walletDetails before accessing its properties to prevent potential runtime errors if walletDetails is undefined.

The comment // eslint-disable-next-line max-len suggests that the line exceeds the maximum length limit. Consider refactoring the line to adhere to the length limit for better readability and maintainability.

The to prop value '#payout' seems to be a hash link. Ensure that the corresponding element with the id payout exists in the DOM to avoid broken links.

Consider using a more descriptive class name instead of .mt to improve readability and maintainability of the code.

The Link import from react-router-dom is added but not used in the code. Consider removing it if it's not needed to avoid unnecessary imports.

The function nullToZero is imported but not used in this file. Consider removing the import if it's not needed.

Consider renaming handlePayMeClick to a more descriptive name like handlePaymentConfirmationClick to better convey the function's purpose.

The totalAmount parameter is typed as a string. Consider using a numeric type if this value is intended to represent a monetary amount to avoid potential issues with numeric operations.

The Link component's to prop is set to '#payout'. Ensure that this hash link correctly corresponds to an existing element ID on the page to avoid broken links.

The function handlePayMeClick is used here, but its definition and implementation are not visible in the diff. Ensure that handlePayMeClick correctly replicates the functionality of the previous inline function, including setting the confirmFlow state and calling processPayouts with the correct parameters.

Consider specifying a more precise type for KeyedMutator<any>. Using any can lead to potential type safety issues. If possible, replace any with a more specific type that matches the expected data structure.

Consider using a more specific type for primaryCurrency if possible, such as an enum or a union of string literals representing valid currency codes, to ensure type safety.

The estimatedFees field is currently typed as string | null. If this field represents a numeric value, consider using a numeric type instead to prevent potential issues with string manipulation.

The taxWithholdingPercentage field is typed as string | null. If this field is meant to represent a percentage value, consider using a numeric type to facilitate calculations and prevent errors related to string handling.

Consider verifying that WALLET_API_BASE_URL is defined and has the correct value before using it to construct the URL. This will help prevent potential runtime errors if the environment variable is not set or is incorrect.

The change from baseUrl to WALLET_API_BASE_URL should be verified to ensure that WALLET_API_BASE_URL is correctly defined and imported in the module. This change could potentially affect the endpoint being called.

Consider using strict equality checks for null and undefined to ensure type safety. The current implementation uses the nullish coalescing operator (??) which is appropriate, but strict checks can be more explicit and clear.