import { SecurityPaymentType, SecurityTradeType, SecurityTransactionType } from '../../../shared/enums.js';
export declare const toSecurityTradeType: (raw: string) => SecurityTradeType;
/**
 * The same translation for callers that must not fail on drift.
 *
 * Throwing is right when an execution is being *served* — the value would otherwise be
 * silently dropped from the response. It is wrong while deciding whether a row is even
 * relevant: one unknown trade type in the table would take down every charge that looks at
 * the same account, including those the row has nothing to do with. Rows that do surface
 * still reach `toSecurityTradeType` in the resolver, so the drift stays loud where it counts.
 */
export declare const tryToSecurityTradeType: (raw: string) => SecurityTradeType | null;
export declare const toSecurityTransactionType: (raw: string) => SecurityTransactionType;
export declare const toSecurityPaymentType: (raw: string | null) => SecurityPaymentType | null;
export declare const tradeTypeToRaw: Record<SecurityTradeType, string>;
export declare const transactionTypeToRaw: Record<SecurityTransactionType, string>;
export declare const paymentTypeToRaw: Record<SecurityPaymentType, string>;