A swap made from a dApp through WalletConnect looks exactly like a swap made inside the app — same layout, same provider line, even the Swap Again button — so there is no way to tell where it came from.
The dApp is known at the moment of signing, its name and site are shown on the confirmation screen, but nothing about it is saved together with the transaction, so the details screen has nothing left to display afterwards.
To fix it the origin has to be stored with the transaction and then shown in the details, for example as the dApp name next to the network.
A swap made from a dApp through WalletConnect looks exactly like a swap made inside the app — same layout, same provider line, even the Swap Again button — so there is no way to tell where it came from.
The dApp is known at the moment of signing, its name and site are shown on the confirmation screen, but nothing about it is saved together with the transaction, so the details screen has nothing left to display afterwards.
To fix it the origin has to be stored with the transaction and then shown in the details, for example as the dApp name next to the network.