feat(platform-wallet): multi-output shielded transfers + output-aware fee predictor (two-note invites) - #4312
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Adds a multi-output ShieldedTransfer so one transition can fund an address with several notes, and fixes the fee predictor that made such a transfer impossible to construct. ## The fee predictor (blocking bug) `build_shielded_transfer_transition` sized its fee from `spends.len().max(2)`, ignoring the output count. An Orchard action is a joined spend/output slot, so the on-wire action count is `max(num_spends, num_outputs)` padded to `MIN_ACTIONS = 2`. A ShieldedTransfer's `value_balance` IS its fee and consensus pins it to `compute_minimum_shielded_fee(actions.len())` EXACTLY (`validate_minimum_shielded_fee` rejects under- AND over-payment), so any transfer publishing three or more outputs would carve `min_fee(2)` while consensus demanded `min_fee(3)` and be rejected on chain. The spends-only form happened to be correct while `num_outputs <= 2`, because `max(n, 1).max(2) == max(n, 2).max(2)` — which is why the single-output builder never hit it. Both builders now size the fee through a shared `shielded_bundle_action_count`, which delegates to Orchard's own `BundleType::num_actions` so the predictor cannot drift from the builder that lays out the bundle. ## Why several outputs Orchard pads any bundle to two actions, and a padding action's dummy nullifier is randomly generated. An identity id derived from published nullifiers is therefore only reproducible offline when at least two REAL notes are spent — with one real note a retry builds a different dummy and a different id. Funding an address with two sub-target notes instead of one full-target note structurally forces a later spend to select BOTH: greedy largest-first selection cannot stop on a note that does not cover the target. That keeps the padding action, and its random nullifier, out of the bundle. `shielded_identity_id_is_reproducible` states that rule as one predicate next to the id derivation it guards, so callers that must recognise an identity their earlier attempt created gate on the note count — no chain lookup, decided before any proving work. ## Shape The multi-output builder ALWAYS emits a change output and requires the spent value to strictly exceed `sum(amounts) + fee`. That makes the output count — and hence the action count and the fee — a pure function of the inputs (`max(spends, recipients + 1, 2)`), with no circular dependency between "is there change?" and "what is the fee?". Note selection reserves against the same `recipients + 1` floor, so the reserved and carved fees cannot diverge. Repeating the same address across outputs is allowed and is the point: Orchard derives independent notes regardless. ## Layers - rs-dpp: `shielded_bundle_action_count`, `ShieldedTransferOutput`, `build_shielded_transfer_transition_multi`, `shielded_identity_id_is_reproducible` - rs-platform-wallet: `operations::transfer_multi`, `PlatformWallet::shielded_transfer_multi_to` - rs-platform-wallet-ffi: `platform_wallet_manager_shielded_transfer_multi` - rs-unified-sdk-jni + kotlin-sdk: `shieldedTransferMulti` ## Tests - `multi_output_transfer_fee_matches_on_wire_action_count` builds a REAL 2-spend/3-output bundle and pins `value_balance == fee == min_fee(actions.len()) == min_fee(3)`, asserting it is NOT `min_fee(2)`. - `single_output_transfer_fee_matches_on_wire_action_count` pins the single-output builder against a real bundle so the shared helper cannot regress it. - `shielded_bundle_action_count_*` pin the predictor as `max(spends, outputs)` padded to 2, and against a real bundle's on-wire count. - `test_two_sub_denomination_notes_are_both_selected` / `test_single_full_denomination_note_selects_alone` pin the selector behaviour the two-note layout depends on. - The existing padding tests now also assert `shielded_identity_id_is_reproducible`. Swift parity for the new entry point is a follow-up; the cbindgen header is generated at build time and nothing in the Swift SDK references the new symbol, so the Swift build is unaffected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ote selection, FFI panic guard, JNI allocation bound Addresses the four findings on #4301 (2 blocking, 2 suggestions). ## BLOCKING — reject bundles over the consensus action limit before proving `shielded_bundle_action_count` computed the on-wire action count but never compared it with `platform_version.system_limits.max_shielded_transition_actions` (16). `ShieldedTransferTransitionV0::validate_structure` rejects anything above that limit, while `try_from_bundle` performs no structural validation — so the FFI's 16 recipients (17 outputs once the unconditional change output is added, therefore >= 17 actions), or a fragmented wallet's spend count, would build and prove a bundle (~30 s of Halo 2) that consensus is guaranteed to reject. The helper now takes `platform_version` and validates the computed count. Because the count is `max(spends, outputs)` padded to 2, the single comparison bounds BOTH sides. Both transfer builders route through it, so the rejection happens before any spend is added to the Orchard builder. ## BLOCKING — reserve enough input to guarantee positive change `select_notes_with_fee` accepted `total_input == amount + exact_fee`, but `build_shielded_transfer_transition_multi` emits an unconditional change output and rejects equality. With notes `[amount + fee, 1]`, largest-first selection reserved the exact-coverage note alone and the build then failed even though taking the remaining credit would have satisfied the builder. Note selection now carries a `ChangeRequirement`. `StrictlyPositive` (the multi-output transfer) folds one credit into the selection target and into the sufficiency test on every convergence iteration, so the strict postcondition holds against the RE-COMPUTED fee after an added note changes the action count. The other three spends keep `Optional` — their builders accept zero change. The returned fee stays the pure consensus fee the builder carves. ## SUGGESTION — catch panics before crossing the C ABI A panic cannot unwind through `extern "C"`: it aborts the process before the JNI layer's `support::guard` can turn it into a Java exception. `block_on_worker` makes this reachable — it `.expect`s on the tokio `JoinError`, so a panicking proving task re-panics inside the export. The multi-output transfer export's body moved into a plain Rust function invoked under `catch_unwind`. A caught panic maps to `ErrorShieldedSpendUnconfirmed`, whose contract is exactly the conservative one required: the spend may have been broadcast, the reservation stays, and the host must not auto-retry. ## SUGGESTION — enforce the recipient bound before allocating The JNI adapter copied the whole Java recipient array and both amount buffers before the native ceiling could reject the call. It now reads both array LENGTHS first (header reads, no allocation), rejects counts above `MAX_SHIELDED_TRANSFER_RECIPIENTS` (now public so the bridges share the constant instead of duplicating the literal), and only then converts — so every allocation is bounded by the ceiling, not by the caller. `PlatformWalletManager.shieldedTransferMulti` mirrors the check before it flattens its own buffers. Tests: action-count boundary passes / one over fails fast from both the output and spend sides (helper + builder level); the `[amount + fee, 1]` exact-fit case now selects both notes, one credit short reports the extra credit in `required`, and the strict floor survives fee re-convergence; the FFI panic guard maps a panic to the unconfirmed contract and is transparent otherwise.
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Four carried-forward findings are fixed at the current head; there are no genuinely new current-PR findings in this revalidation. The prior blocker concerning the effective 20 KiB transition-size limit remains valid because seven-action bundles still reach expensive Halo 2 proving before guaranteed rejection. Source: reviewers codex/general=gpt-5.6-sol(completed); codex/security-auditor=gpt-5.6-sol(completed); codex/rust-quality=gpt-5.6-sol(completed); codex/ffi-engineer=gpt-5.6-sol(completed); verifier=codex/verifier=gpt-5.6-sol(completed); coordinator=openclaw-agent/cliproxy/gpt-5.6-sol(orchestration-only).
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In `packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/mod.rs:151-160: Reject bundles over the effective transition-size limit before proving
`shielded_bundle_action_count` only rejects action counts above `max_shielded_transition_actions`, currently 16, and does not account for the tighter versioned `max_state_transition_size` of 20,480 bytes. The platform-version constants document that six shielded actions serialize within this limit while seven require approximately 21.6 KiB. Both transfer builders call this helper before proceeding to `prove_and_sign_bundle`, so six recipients plus the multi-output builder's mandatory change output, or a wallet selecting seven spends, pass the gate and perform expensive Halo 2 proving even though DAPI's byte prefilter and Drive-ABCI's consensus decoder must reject the serialized transition. This is externally reachable because the Kotlin, JNI, and C boundaries admit up to 16 recipients. Enforce a platform-version-aware pre-proving ceiling derived from both the structural action limit and the serialized transition-size limit, test output- and spend-dominated seven-action shapes, and align the public recipient ceiling with the effective limit; under the current 20 KiB limit, at most five recipients fit beside mandatory change.
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs`:
- Around line 375-405: Make the panic protection effective for iOS by
configuring dev-ios and release-ios with unwinding panics, or otherwise add a
non-aborting FFI boundary. Extend catch_spend_panic or equivalent guards to
every remaining block_on_worker export, including transfer, unshield, withdraw,
shield, identity creation, and asset-lock funding. Preserve each operation’s
result contract, using an appropriate identity-creation error code instead of
ErrorShieldedSpendUnconfirmed where required.
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Requesting changes to hold this PR while we settle the invitation architecture as a package — this is a sequencing block, not an implementation critique. The mechanism itself is sound: two sub-target halves structurally force a two-spend claim, the identity id becomes a pure function of the spent note set (reproducible from seed + invite secret alone, surviving device loss), and the output-aware fee predictor is a genuine prerequisite. The problem is that this PR commits us to an on-chain funding-shape convention that is effectively permanent, and we have an open design question about exactly that shape.
1. The funding transaction carries a shape fingerprint
Single-transaction funding is unavoidably a 3-action bundle: two recipient halves + change. Change cannot be avoided in one transaction because consensus pins value_balance to the metered fee exactly — over-payment is rejected (amount_is_pure_fee), so leftover input value must return as a change note, forcing the third output/action.
The claim side is perfectly indistinguishable (2 actions, like every shielded spend — dummy and real nullifiers are indistinguishable by design). But on the funding side, multi-output transfers are rare today, so 3-action transfers would initially correlate strongly with "an invitation was just funded." An observer cannot link a funding to its claim (outputs are shielded, nullifiers reveal nothing), but can estimate invitation volume and timing network-wide. The anonymity set grows as batch payments adopt multi-output — but at launch, the correlation is real.
2. There is a change-free variant we should decide on BEFORE the layout ships
Pre-split funding: (1) the inviter self-sends a note of exactly D + fee₂ (an ordinary 1-recipient + change, 2-action transfer — indistinguishable from any payment); (2) that exact note is spent into the two halves with no change — 1 spend, 2 outputs, 2 actions, also indistinguishable, and both halves still land atomically. The two transactions are unlinkable on-chain. Cost: one extra fee, one extra broadcast, and reserving the exact note between steps.
This erases the fingerprint entirely with zero cryptographic novelty. The open decision: is pre-split the default invite funding flow, an opt-in "private funding" mode, or skipped? Deciding after launch is the worst option — invites funded under different layouts form permanently distinguishable cohorts, which is itself a privacy cost.
3. Alternatives considered and rejected (for the record)
We evaluated deriving the padding dummy nullifier deterministically (PRF keyed on the one-time secret + real nullifier set) so single-note invites would have reproducible ids. Rejected on risk grounds despite being client-side-only: (a) scope-bleed hazards — the deterministic seed must never reach signature nonces / value-commitment trapdoors / proof blinding, a silent-failure invariant every future builder refactor must preserve; (b) library-version drift — RNG-seeded determinism rides on orchard's internal draw order, so a dependency bump silently changes derived ids across app versions; (c) indistinguishability becomes conditional on PRF soundness and exact sampling distributions instead of unconditional; (d) phantom-nullifier wedging — a mis-scoped PRF input domain can permanently block a claim whose deterministic dummy already sits in the global nullifier set. The two-note approach achieves the same determinism from note structure (public-side, loud failure modes) rather than randomness manufacture (silent failure modes), which is the right risk shape. This PR remains the preferred direction — after the funding-shape decision.
4. Smaller items to fold into the redo/decision
- Rollout policy for the long tail of already-funded single-note invites (they stay claimable; the claim path's
>= 2branch handles both, but wallet UX and docs need the story). - If pre-split is adopted: the intermediate exact note needs reservation so ordinary spends can't consume it between steps, and the partial-state (step 1 landed, step 2 pending) needs explicit handling.
- A privacy note in the invite docs covering the funding-shape analysis above, whichever layout we choose.
What unblocks this
A short written decision on the funding layout (single-tx 3-action vs pre-split default vs pre-split opt-in), then this PR lands aligned with it — likely with small additions rather than rework. Holding both this and #4313 together so the funding shape, claim path, and recovery semantics ship as one coherent design.
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…hielded pre-proving gate shielded_bundle_action_count only enforced the structural max_shielded_transition_actions cap (16) and ignored the versioned max_state_transition_size (20 KiB). A shielded transition's on-wire size grows ~2,681 B per action on a ~2.9 KiB envelope (measured: 2 actions -> 8,294 B, 6 -> 19,018 B, 7 -> 21,699 B), so 7..16-action bundles passed the gate, burned ~30 s of Halo 2 proving per bundle, and were only then rejected by DAPI's byte prefilter / Tenderdash mempool.max-tx-bytes / the Drive-ABCI consensus decoder. Reachable from the FFI/JNI/Kotlin boundaries, which admitted up to 16 recipients. - shielded/mod.rs: add the measured wire-cost constants (SHIELDED_ACTION_WIRE_BYTES = 408, SHIELDED_PROOF_WIRE_BYTES_PER_ACTION = 2,273, SHIELDED_TRANSITION_WIRE_OVERHEAD_BYTES = 2,932), estimated_shielded_transition_wire_bytes(), and max_shielded_actions_per_transition() - the effective ceiling derived from BOTH versioned limits (min of the structural cap and the largest action count whose estimated size fits max_state_transition_size). 6 at current constants; derived, never hardcoded, so raising max_state_transition_size widens the gate automatically. Pin tests tie the linear model to the measured transitions and the derivation to the value the system_limits doc comments state. - builder/mod.rs: shielded_bundle_action_count now also rejects bundles over the effective ceiling, with a size-derived message naming the estimated byte count (structural-cap check unchanged and still first). - builder routing: shielded_withdrawal / unshield / identity_create_from_shielded_pool swap their ungated spends.len().max(2) for the gated predictor (numerically identical for valid shapes); both shield_from_asset_lock builders gate 1 + dummy_outputs (checked add) before building the bundle. Every shielded builder now fails fast instead of proving a doomed bundle. - tests: output-dominated (1,7), spend-dominated (7,1) and (7,7) shapes rejected pre-proving; (1,6)/(6,1)/(6,6) accepted at the boundary; the multi-output transfer gains a 6-recipient (7-output) pre-proving rejection test and its boundary-accept test moves from the structural cap to the effective ceiling. Validation: cargo test -p dpp --features shielded-client,core_key_wallet,state-transition-signing --lib -> 3931 passed, 0 failed, 6 ignored (includes the 6-action seed_pool_batch_fits_max_state_transition_size signing test through the new gate).
…lamp the multi-transfer recipient ceiling to the effective action limit
Boundary alignment for the size-derived action ceiling:
- MAX_SHIELDED_TRANSFER_RECIPIENTS drops 16 -> 5: the effective
per-transition Orchard action ceiling (6, bound by the 20 KiB
max_state_transition_size) minus the unconditional change output.
Recipient counts 6..16 could never execute on chain - they only burned
~30 s of Halo 2 proving before the byte prefilter rejected the
transition. A test pins the constant to dpp's
max_shielded_actions_per_transition() derivation so a versioned-limit
change fails loudly. The JNI adapter enforces the Rust constant
symbolically (no change needed); the Kotlin mirror in
PlatformWalletManager.kt is updated in lockstep.
Panic guards:
- catch_spend_panic generalizes to catch_panic_to_code(operation, code,
guidance, body). Every remaining block_on_worker export in
shielded_send.rs now runs its body under the guard via the established
*_inner extraction pattern (previously only transfer_multi was
guarded):
- transfer, unshield, withdraw, shield ->
ErrorShieldedSpendUnconfirmed (the ambiguous, do-NOT-retry spend
contract; shield included to match map_spend_result's mapping, with
the address-nonce check making a later manual retry self-healing).
- identity_create_from_pool -> generic ErrorUnknown: the export's
ErrorShieldedBroadcastUnconfirmed ABI contract requires writing
out_identity_id, which a panic cannot supply;
ErrorShieldedSpendUnconfirmed is documented as scoped to
unshield/transfer/withdrawal; every other code promises a definitive
outcome; and no dedicated panic code exists in the registry-tracked
enum (allocating one risks the cross-branch numeric collisions the
codes-28-30 comment warns about). The message carries do-not-resubmit
/ hold-the-slot guidance.
- fund_from_asset_lock, resume_fund_from_asset_lock, seed_pool_notes ->
ErrorWalletOperation (the single error code those exports already
surface), with tracked-lock/resume guidance in the message.
iOS panic=abort - evaluated, NOT flipped:
- dev-ios/release-ios keep panic = "abort", so on iOS a panic still
aborts before any guard runs; the guards are effective on Android
(panic=unwind per the profile comments) and host/test builds. Reasons
against flipping now: (1) the iOS profiles exist explicitly as size
tuning for the staticlib ('otherwise ships huge'), and panic=abort
removes unwind tables and landing pads under fat LTO - a size lever;
(2) the Android profile comment ('Unlike iOS, panic stays unwind')
shows abort-on-iOS is a deliberate decision, not an accident; (3) the
size regression of flipping cannot be measured in this environment (no
iOS target build). The workspace Cargo.toml release-ios comment now
documents the guard interplay and that a flip requires a measured size
delta; until then this is a known, documented iOS limitation.
Validation: cargo test -p platform-wallet-ffi --features shielded --lib
-> 235 passed, 0 failed; cargo check -p rs-unified-sdk-jni -> clean;
platform-wallet note_selection/seed_pool tests -> 24 passed, 0 failed.
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Final validation — Codex/Sol only (Phase 2 disabled)
The prior blocker is fixed: seven-action bundles are now rejected before proving, and the public multi-transfer ceiling is aligned to five recipients plus mandatory change. Two in-scope suggestions remain: cold-restored activity misattributes aggregate multi-recipient payments, and the shared size ceiling still assumes a fixed transition envelope despite variable asset-lock proofs and identity keys.
Source: reviewers codex/general=gpt-5.6-sol, codex/security-auditor=gpt-5.6-sol, codex/rust-quality=gpt-5.6-sol, codex/ffi-engineer=gpt-5.6-sol; final verifier codex/verifier=gpt-5.6-sol. Orchestration-only: openclaw-agent/cliproxy/gpt-5.6-sol.
Validated zero-blocker Codex/Sol precheck evidence was promoted to final because Phase 2 (Sonnet/Opus) is temporarily disabled. This is Codex/Sol-only final validation, not Codex + Sonnet/Opus coverage.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/activity.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/activity.rs:501-522: Do not attribute a multi-recipient transfer to its first recipient
Cold restoration now encounters transfers containing several distinct recipient outputs, but this branch sums all external outputs into one activity amount and records only the first output's recipient as the counterparty. A transfer sending 10 credits to A and 20 to B is consequently restored as a 30-credit payment to whichever recipient appears first after Orchard action ordering. The live `transfer_multi` path already avoids this by recording a counterparty only when every recipient is identical. Apply the same rule during scan derivation and add a restore-path test with two distinct recipients that expects the aggregate amount and no single counterparty.
In `packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/mod.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/mod.rs:101-114: Account for transition-specific envelope sizes in the action ceiling
`max_shielded_actions_per_transition` derives one ceiling by subtracting a fixed 2,932-byte envelope measured from `ShieldFromAssetLock` transitions carrying a small chain proof, but the helper is shared by transition types whose non-Orchard fields have variable serialized sizes. In particular, an instant asset-lock proof embeds both a transaction and an `InstantLock`; both contain input vectors, while DPP permits asset-lock transactions with up to 100 inputs. Six actions leave only 1,462 bytes below the current 20,480-byte limit, so a valid multi-input instant proof can exhaust that slack while still passing this gate and performing Halo 2 proving before the byte prefilter rejects the completed transition. Identity creation similarly carries up to six variable public keys. Make the pre-proving check transition-specific by including the known non-proof fields in its size budget, and cover maximum transfer, identity-key, chain-proof, and realistic multi-input instant-proof envelopes with serialized-size boundary tests.
…tion ceiling The size-derived ceiling assumed the fixed 2,932-byte envelope measured on a chain-proof ShieldFromAssetLock, but two transition families carry variable non-Orchard fields that can consume the ~1.4 KiB slack it leaves under max_state_transition_size: an instant asset-lock proof embeds its funding transaction and InstantLock (both hold input vectors; DPP admits up to 100 inputs), and identity creation carries up to six variable public keys — so a valid multi-input instant proof could pass the gate, burn the ~30 s Halo 2 proof, and only then be rejected by DAPI's byte prefilter (#4312 review finding e90e9cf15f52). - max_shielded_actions_for_envelope / estimated_..._with_envelope: the ceiling and the estimator now take the transition's extra envelope bytes; the baseline forms delegate with 0. - shielded_bundle_action_count grows an extra_envelope_bytes parameter; the rejection message names the envelope contribution. - ShieldFromAssetLock measures its serialized asset-lock proof (chain proofs cost a few dozen bytes and keep the baseline ceiling; the slight double-count of the baseline's own measured chain proof is deliberate conservatism). Identity-create measures its serialized key set plus a 97-byte per-key allowance for the PoP signatures that are still empty at gate time (BLS 96 B + length prefix). Transfer, unshield, and withdrawal have fixed-size envelopes and pass 0. - serialized_envelope_bytes measures with the same standard().with_big_endian() bincode config the wire serialization uses. Boundary tests: exact-byte ceiling tightening (slack keeps, slack+1 displaces an action, u64::MAX degrades to 0 without wrapping); chain-proof envelope keeps the baseline; 20- and 100-input instant proofs tighten the ceiling and fail the gate pre-proving; a six-key identity create still clears the padded 2-action claim shape. Also rustfmts the d3ecd62 test/model hunks that were failing the workspace fmt gate in CI. dpp suite: 3935 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Final validation — Codex/Sol only (Phase 2 disabled)
The transition-specific envelope fix is valid: asset-lock proofs and identity key sets are now included in the pre-proving size budget, resolving the prior action-ceiling finding. One in-scope suggestion remains because the new multi-recipient API exposes the restoration path's existing first-recipient attribution behavior.
Source: reviewer backend gpt-5.6-sol; final verifier backend gpt-5.6-sol. Orchestration-only: openclaw-agent/cliproxy/gpt-5.6-sol.
Validated zero-blocker Codex/Sol precheck evidence was promoted to final because Phase 2 (Sonnet/Opus) is temporarily disabled. This is Codex/Sol-only final validation, not Codex + Sonnet/Opus coverage.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/activity.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/activity.rs:501-522: Do not attribute a multi-recipient transfer to its first recipient
Cold restoration sums every external output in the cluster into `amount`, but it always copies `counterparty` from `external.first()`. The new multi-output API makes it possible for one transfer to pay distinct recipients, so a 10-credit payment to A and a 20-credit payment to B is restored as one 30-credit payment attributed only to the first recipient in Orchard action order. This disagrees with the live `transfer_multi` recorder, which sets a counterparty only when all recipient addresses are equal. Apply the same all-recipients-equal rule here and add a restoration-path test with two distinct recipients that expects the aggregate amount and no counterparty.
…sfer to one recipient Cold restoration summed every external output in a cluster into `amount` but copied `counterparty` from `external.first()`. Now that one Type-16 transition can pay distinct recipients, a 10-credit payment to A plus a 20-credit payment to B restored as a single 30-credit `Sent` attributed solely to A — and since Orchard shuffles outputs before pairing them into actions, which recipient won was not even stable across scans. The live `transfer_multi` recorder already had the right rule: name a counterparty only when every recipient address is equal (the fund-one-address-with-N-notes shape), otherwise none. The two paths now share that rule as one function, `activity::unanimous_bytes`, rather than two copies that have to agree: the live path feeds it the raw 43-byte address encodings of its `(address, amount)` outputs, and the restore path feeds it the same encodings recovered from the OVK-decrypted outgoing notes. Same input, same function, same verdict. Splitting the restored row per recipient is not an option: an entry's id is `sha256(sorted visible output cmxs)` over the WHOLE cluster, so subset rows could never dedupe against the live row and a rescan would double-count the transfer. The aggregate row is correct — only its attribution was wrong. `memo` gets the same treatment for the same reason. `transfer_multi` attaches one memo to every recipient note, so this is a no-op for every currently reachable transfer, but the builder's `ShieldedTransferOutput` carries a per-output memo, and presenting one output's memo as the whole transfer's is the same misattribution class. Tests (restore path): two distinct recipients derive one 30-credit row with no counterparty, matching what the live rule returns for the same outputs; the derived row is invariant under output order (the shuffle hazard that made `first()` unstable); N outputs to a single address still keep that address and its unanimous memo, so the fix doesn't over-correct into always dropping attribution; a memo the outputs disagree on is dropped; plus the helper's own truth table. Addresses the remaining suggestion on #4312 (activity.rs:501-522).
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packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/mod.rs (1)
396-420: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueGuard the slack arithmetic against a structural-bound ceiling.
slacksubtractsbaseline as u64 * per_actionfrommax_sizewith plainu64arithmetic. This is only safe while the size limit is the binding one. Ifmax_state_transition_sizeis raised so thatmax_shielded_transition_actionsbinds instead,baseline * per_actioncan exceedmax_size - OVERHEADand the subtraction panics in debug builds. The assertion at Line 417 (baseline - 1) also assumes the size-bound case.The sibling tests
shielded_bundle_action_count_rejects_over_the_size_derived_ceilingandmulti_output_transfer_rejects_output_count_over_the_size_ceilingboth start with an expliciteffective < structuralguard. Add the same guard here so a limits bump fails with a clear message instead of an arithmetic panic.♻️ Proposed guard
let platform_version = PlatformVersion::latest(); let baseline = max_shielded_actions_per_transition(platform_version); + let structural = platform_version + .system_limits + .max_shielded_transition_actions as usize; + assert!( + baseline < structural, + "this test requires the size limit to be the binding one (baseline {baseline} < \ + structural {structural}); if the size limit was raised, rework this test" + ); let per_action = SHIELDED_ACTION_WIRE_BYTES + SHIELDED_PROOF_WIRE_BYTES_PER_ACTION;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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2288-2300: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSource the recipient ceiling from Rust instead of duplicating the literal.
MAX_SHIELDED_TRANSFER_RECIPIENTS = 5is a consensus-derived protocol constant held as a Kotlin literal. The Rust constant inpackages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rsis pinned to the DPP derivation bymax_recipients_matches_the_effective_action_ceiling. Nothing pins this Kotlin copy. Ifmax_state_transition_sizemoves, the Rust test fails and the Rust constant is updated, while this literal silently stays behind and rejects valid calls until someone notices the KDoc note.Expose the ceiling through the existing
FundingNativeJNI surface (a small accessor returning the Rust constant) and initialize this value from it, so the two cannot drift.The Kotlin SDK coding guidelines state: "Do not implement derivation-path construction, policy-loop orchestration, mnemonic/seed processing across JNI, protocol constants, or JNI functions that merely stitch together existing Rust calls; implement these in Rust instead." As per coding guidelines.
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packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/identity_create_from_shielded_pool.rs (1)
172-197: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winBuild the in-creation key list once and reuse it for the measurement.
Lines 172-179 clone every
IdentityPublicKeyInCreationinto a temporaryVecto measure the envelope, and Lines 196-197 build the identicalVecagain asin_creation_keys. The two expressions must stay in sync: if one ever changes (ordering, filtering), the measured envelope stops describing the key set the transition actually carries.Hoist the list above the measurement and measure the same value that is bound into the sighash.
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+ // The in-creation key list is bound, together with the id and the denomination, into the + // Orchard sighash. Build it once so the pre-proving size gate measures exactly the key set + // the transition carries. + let in_creation_keys: Vec<IdentityPublicKeyInCreation> = + public_keys.iter().map(|(_, c)| c.clone()).collect(); let key_set_envelope_bytes = serialized_envelope_bytes( - &public_keys - .iter() - .map(|(_, c)| c.clone()) - .collect::<Vec<IdentityPublicKeyInCreation>>(), + &in_creation_keys, "the identity key set", )? - .saturating_add(public_keys.len() as u64 * PER_KEY_SIGNATURE_ALLOWANCE_BYTES); + .saturating_add(in_creation_keys.len() as u64 * PER_KEY_SIGNATURE_ALLOWANCE_BYTES);Then remove the duplicate construction at Lines 196-197.
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extra_envelope_bytesat0and clarify the comment. Structural validation accepts only canonical P2PKH (25-byte) or P2SH (23-byte) scripts. Replace “fixed-size” with “validated as canonical P2PKH or P2SH.”🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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serialized_envelope_byteswithPlatformSerialize. Add.with_no_limit()because the platform serializer usesstandard().with_big_endian().with_no_limit()for unversioned shielded transitions. Allshielded_bundle_action_countcall sites use the current four-argument signature.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In
`@packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/wallet/PlatformWalletManager.kt`:
- Around line 2288-2300: Replace the duplicated literal used by
MAX_SHIELDED_TRANSFER_RECIPIENTS with a FundingNative JNI accessor that returns
the Rust shielded-send recipient ceiling, and initialize the Kotlin value from
that accessor. Add the small native accessor to the existing FundingNative
surface, reusing the Rust constant, while preserving the current validation and
public Kotlin symbol.
In `@packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/identity_create_from_shielded_pool.rs`:
- Around line 172-197: Construct the in_creation_keys vector once before key-set
envelope measurement, then pass that same vector to serialized_envelope_bytes
and retain it for the transition sighash binding. Remove the later duplicate
public_keys mapping while preserving the existing ordering and contents.
In `@packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/mod.rs`:
- Around line 220-237: Update serialized_envelope_bytes to configure bincode
with standard(), big-endian encoding, and no limit, matching PlatformSerialize
for unversioned shielded transitions. Preserve its existing error mapping and
four-argument shielded_bundle_action_count call sites.
In `@packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/shielded_withdrawal.rs`:
- Around line 76-88: Keep the extra_envelope_bytes argument passed to
shielded_bundle_action_count at 0, and update its adjacent comment to state that
structural validation accepts only canonical P2PKH or P2SH scripts instead of
describing the fields as fixed-size.
In `@packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/mod.rs`:
- Around line 396-420: Guard the slack calculation in
envelope_bytes_tighten_the_action_ceiling_at_the_exact_boundary by asserting
that the size-derived baseline is below the structural
max_shielded_transition_actions ceiling, with a clear failure message. Keep the
existing boundary assertions unchanged once that precondition is established.
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Base moved while this PR was in review: #4342 ("honest scan-derived shielded history") rewrote `wallet/shielded/activity.rs`, which this branch had not previously touched. Merging it in so the PR is mergeable and, more importantly, so the multi-recipient attribution fix actually survives the merge. One conflict, in the scan deriver's SENT arm, resolved by taking both sides: - ours: `counterparty` / `memo` via the shared `unanimous_bytes` rule (a5a7ee3), so a restored multi-recipient transfer is not attributed to whichever output happened to come first; - theirs: `block_height: None` (plus `created_at_ms: 0` and the new `min_note_position` field, which auto-merged), #4342's deliberate change to stop claiming a mined height the scan cannot know. Worth recording: #4342's rewrite carries the SAME first-recipient bug the review flagged here, so a clean auto-merge would have silently taken base's version and the finding would have come back. Base's side of the conflict no longer even compiles — `send` is unbound after the fix switched the arm to `if !external.is_empty()`. `operations.rs` (the live `transfer_multi` half of the shared rule) auto-merged with no conflict. Tests: `cargo test -p platform-wallet --features shielded` — 848 + 9 passed, 0 failed. The activity module is 27/27, covering this branch's four multi-recipient restoration tests and #4342's two new ones together. fmt clean.
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Fixed in a5a7ee3 (base merge landed as e9373ce). The restore path's SENT arm summed every external output into Rather than copy the live rule, I extracted it: I kept the aggregate single row rather than splitting per recipient: an entry's id is
Tests on the restoration path: two distinct recipients derive one 30-credit row with no counterparty, asserted equal to what the shared rule returns for the live path's inputs; the row is invariant under output order; N outputs to a single address still keep that address and its unanimous memo, so the fix doesn't over-correct into always dropping attribution; a memo the outputs disagree on is dropped; plus the helper's truth table. One note on the base merge: this branch had never touched |
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Final validation — Codex/Sol only (Phase 2 disabled)
The prior multi-recipient restoration-attribution finding is fixed at the exact head. Four non-blocking issues remain: live activity diverges from restoration for mixed self/external outputs, the asset-lock size gate double-counts its baseline proof, the Rust builder accepts zero-valued recipients, and two tests mutate the global panic hook without synchronization.
Source: reviewers codex/general=gpt-5.6-sol, codex/security-auditor=gpt-5.6-sol, codex/rust-quality=gpt-5.6-sol, codex/ffi-engineer=gpt-5.6-sol; final verifier codex/verifier=gpt-5.6-sol. Orchestration-only: openclaw-agent/cliproxy/gpt-5.6-sol.
Validated zero-blocker Codex/Sol precheck evidence was promoted to final because Phase 2 (Sonnet/Opus) is temporarily disabled. This is Codex/Sol-only final validation, not Codex + Sonnet/Opus coverage.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:1170-1188: Classify wallet-owned recipients consistently in live activity
The live recorder derives `amount` and `counterparty` from every requested output, while cold restoration uses the account IVK to remove wallet-owned outputs before aggregating external payments. The public multi-transfer API accepts arbitrary valid Orchard addresses, including the account's own diversified addresses. A transfer of 10 credits to an external address and 20 to an own address is therefore recorded live as a 30-credit send with no counterparty, but restores as a 10-credit send to the external address. An all-self output set similarly changes from `Sent` live to a shielded spend or self-transfer after restoration. Partition the live outputs with `views.incoming_viewing_key.diversifier_index`, matching the coordinator's restoration classification, and derive the activity kind, amount, and counterparty from the external subset.
In `packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/shield_from_asset_lock.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/shield_from_asset_lock.rs:66-68: Price only the asset-lock proof delta above the baseline envelope
`SHIELDED_TRANSITION_WIRE_OVERHEAD_BYTES` was calibrated from complete `ShieldFromAssetLock` transitions that already carried a chain asset-lock proof, but this call adds the entire serialized proof as extra envelope bytes. The estimator consequently models `baseline + full proof`, although the supplied proof replaces the chain proof represented by the baseline. This is conservative but can reject valid transitions at an action boundary: five actions leave 4,143 bytes for extra envelope under the current constants, while the real transition can fit a proof larger by the encoded baseline proof size. Calibrate a proof-free fixed overhead or subtract the encoded baseline proof before passing the transition-specific delta, then test the gate against actual serialized boundary transitions rather than only against the conservative model.
In `packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/shielded_transfer.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/shielded_transfer.rs:223-227: Reject zero-valued recipient outputs at the Rust builder boundary
The new C, JNI, and Kotlin boundaries require every recipient amount to be positive, but the public DPP builder only rejects an empty output list. A direct Rust caller can therefore build a zero-valued recipient note, making the API's amount invariant depend on the entry point. It also undermines the motivating two-note layout: `[0, D]` allows greedy claim selection to stop after the full-value note, restoring the random padding nullifier the layout is intended to avoid. Enforce positivity in this lowest public builder and add a builder-level rejection test.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs:2313-2379: Do not replace the process-global panic hook in parallel tests
Both panic-guard tests call `take_hook`, install a temporary hook, and restore the captured hook without synchronization. Rust tests run concurrently and panic hooks are process-global. If these tests interleave, one can capture the other's temporary hook and restore it last, leaving panic diagnostics suppressed for the rest of the process; either test can also hide diagnostics from an unrelated concurrent panic. The test harness captures the default hook's output, so invoke the catch helpers directly without changing the global hook.
…n live activity `transfer_multi`'s live recorder derived amount and counterparty from EVERY requested output, while cold restoration removes wallet-owned outputs (via the account IVK) before aggregating the external payment. The public multi-transfer API accepts any valid Orchard address, including the account's own diversified ones, so 10 credits to an external address plus 20 to an own address recorded live as a 30-credit send with no counterparty but restored as a 10-credit send to the external address. An all-own output set recorded live as `Sent` but restored as a shielded spend. Partition the live outputs with `views.incoming_viewing_key.diversifier_index` — the same test `coordinator::is_own_orchard_recipient` uses to build the `own_addresses` set the deriver matches against — and derive kind, amount and counterparty from the external subset. With no external output the row becomes `ShieldedSpend` for the fee that actually left the pool, which is the arm the deriver reaches from the other side. Extends the existing live/restore parity test pattern with a mixed external+own case and an all-own case. Review finding 379da4cc0ad0 on #4312. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…velope `SHIELDED_TRANSITION_WIRE_OVERHEAD_BYTES` was calibrated from complete `ShieldFromAssetLock` transitions that already carried a chain asset-lock proof, so the baseline ALREADY contains one proof's worth of bytes. Both builders then passed the ENTIRE serialized proof as `extra_envelope_bytes`, modelling `baseline + full proof` although the supplied proof REPLACES the chain proof the baseline represents. Conservative, but it rejects valid transitions at an action boundary: the proof-size window between two action counts is only a few dozen bytes wide. Add `SHIELDED_BASELINE_ASSET_LOCK_PROOF_BYTES` (40 — the encoded size of the very chain proof the baseline was measured with) and route both builders through one `asset_lock_proof_envelope_delta_bytes` helper that subtracts it, saturating so a chain proof yields 0 and keeps the baseline ceiling while an instant proof's multi-KiB delta still tightens it. Tests: the constant is pinned to the calibration proof, and the boundary case is searched for at byte granularity (whole inputs step ~190 B, far coarser than the 40-byte window) so a limits change moves the test with it. The previously rejected boundary shape now passes the pre-proving gate; a DPP-maximal 100-input proof still does not. Review finding b6f78dd76eb7 on #4312. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…undary The C, JNI and Kotlin boundaries all require a positive recipient amount, but the public DPP builder only rejected an empty output list — so the amount invariant depended on the entry point and a direct Rust caller could build a zero-valued recipient note. It also undermines the motivating two-note layout: with `[0, D]` a greedy claim selection covers the target from the full-value note alone and stops, leaving the zero-value note unspent and restoring the random-padding nullifier the split exists to avoid. Enforce positivity in the lowest public builder, naming the offending index, with a builder-level rejection test covering the zero in both leading and trailing position. Review finding 1720257964f4 on #4312. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both panic-guard tests called `take_hook`, installed a temporary hook and restored the captured one. Rust tests run concurrently and panic hooks are process-global, so two interleaved runs could leave one test's temporary (silencing) hook installed for the rest of the process, suppressing panic diagnostics — including those of unrelated concurrent panics. Invoke the catch helpers directly and leave the hook alone. The libtest harness already captures each test's output, so the deliberate panics' backtraces still do not reach the console. Review finding 60c26fc233d3 on #4312. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…bincode config `PlatformSerializable`'s unversioned path encodes with `standard().with_big_endian().with_no_limit()`. The pre-proving size gate's envelope measurement omitted `.with_no_limit()`. It is the `standard()` default today, so this is a no-op in behaviour, but it makes the two configurations literally identical rather than incidentally equal. CodeRabbit nitpick on #4312. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Final validation — Codex/Sol only (Phase 2 disabled)
At head 99caf12, all four prior findings are fixed, and the production multi-output classification now matches restoration behavior. One in-scope test-coverage suggestion remains: the live-versus-restored parity tests duplicate the live classifier instead of invoking production logic, so they can remain green if that logic regresses.
Source: reviewers codex/general=gpt-5.6-sol, codex/security-auditor=gpt-5.6-sol, codex/rust-quality=gpt-5.6-sol, codex/ffi-engineer=gpt-5.6-sol; final verifier codex/verifier=gpt-5.6-sol. Orchestration-only: openclaw-agent/cliproxy/gpt-5.6-sol.
Validated zero-blocker Codex/Sol precheck evidence was promoted to final because Phase 2 (Sonnet/Opus) is temporarily disabled. This is Codex/Sol-only final validation, not Codex + Sonnet/Opus coverage.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/activity.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/activity.rs:987-1017: Exercise the production live classifier in parity tests
The `live_and_restored_agree_*` tests obtain their supposed live result from the test-only `live_row` function, which independently reproduces the external-output partition and kind, amount, and counterparty derivation. It does not execute `operations::transfer_multi`'s production `IncomingViewingKey::diversifier_index` filtering or its classification logic at lines 1177-1207. A regression in that production path can therefore leave these parity tests passing because only the duplicate model and restoration path are tested. Extract the live classification into a pure helper used by `transfer_multi` and call that same helper from these tests, including the real incoming-viewing-key ownership predicate, so the parity assertions cover the implementation they claim to protect without requiring asynchronous proving.
…ion transfer_multi classifier The live_and_restored_agree_* parity tests exercised a test-only live_row duplicate of transfer_multi's classification, so the parity they proved did not bind the production path. Extract the live classification (external/own partition via the real IncomingViewingKey::diversifier_index ownership predicate, plus kind / amount / counterparty derivation) into the pure live_transfer_multi_row helper in activity.rs. transfer_multi now records its row through that helper, and the parity tests run the same function — with real Orchard key material, so the IVK predicate under test is the production one — against the scan deriver. The test-only duplicate is deleted. Mutation-verified: dropping the partition inside the helper fails both parity tests; restoring it turns them green again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Final validation — Codex/Sol only (Phase 2 disabled)
The prior live-classifier parity-test finding is fixed at exact head 40d725a: production and parity tests now call the same classifier with real Orchard viewing keys. Three non-blocking correctness and reliability issues remain in panic cleanup, strict-change overflow handling, and JNI memo marshalling; no blocking issue was found, so this is a comment-only review.
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Validated zero-blocker Codex/Sol precheck evidence was promoted to final because Phase 2 (Sonnet/Opus) is temporarily disabled. This is Codex/Sol-only final validation, not Codex + Sonnet/Opus coverage.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs:650-665: Release reservations when a proving panic occurs before broadcast
The panic guard keeps unwind-enabled hosts alive, but a panic inside the worker future skips the wallet operation's reservation cleanup. `transfer_multi` calls `reserve_unspent_notes` before entering the builder, while its activity entry, anchor metadata, and redrive record are created only after proving succeeds. If the prover panics, the task unwinds, `block_on_worker` re-panics on the `JoinError`, and this boundary converts that panic to `ErrorShieldedSpendUnconfirmed`; the operation's `match` never calls `cancel_pending`. These unarmed reservations are excluded from note selection, and `stale_pending_spends` intentionally ignores reservations without an anchor, so a subsequent sync cannot release notes from a provably pre-broadcast failure. Catch unwind at an operation layer that still owns the selected notes, cancel reservations when broadcast could not have occurred, and retain or arm them only once the outcome is genuinely ambiguous. Add a panicking-prover test that verifies pre-broadcast notes become selectable again.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs:228-243: Do not saturate the strict-change requirement
Both convergence checks compute the required value with `amount.saturating_add(exact_fee).saturating_add(min_change)`. Under `ChangeRequirement::StrictlyPositive`, an unrepresentable `amount + exact_fee + 1` is therefore converted to `u64::MAX`. A crafted or corrupted note store totaling `u64::MAX` can then make this selector return `Ok` even though no input can satisfy its documented positive-change postcondition; the builder subsequently rejects the unusable selection. Use checked addition in both checks and return `PlatformWalletError::ShieldedBuildError` when the full requirement overflows. Cover the boundary where `amount + exact_fee == u64::MAX` with strict change enabled.
In `packages/rs-unified-sdk-jni/src/funding.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-unified-sdk-jni/src/funding.rs:972-976: Do not silently drop a requested memo on JNI read failure
This new entry point passes the caller's memo through `read_cstring_opt`, whose `JNIEnv::get_string` error branch clears the JVM exception and returns `Ok(None)`. A failure while acquiring a supplied non-empty Java string can therefore become a null memo pointer, after which the irreversible transfer is proved and broadcast without the requested memo. Treat only a null or empty Java string as an absent memo. On `get_string` failure, clear the pending exception as needed, throw a replacement SDK exception, and return `Err(())` so this call aborts before entering the C boundary.
| let result = block_on_worker(async move { | ||
| let prover = CachedOrchardProver::new(); | ||
| let r = wallet | ||
| .shielded_transfer_multi_to( | ||
| &coordinator, | ||
| seed.as_ref(), | ||
| account, | ||
| &outputs, | ||
| memo, | ||
| &prover, | ||
| ) | ||
| .await; | ||
| poke_sync_on_unconfirmed(&r, handle); | ||
| r | ||
| }); | ||
| map_spend_result(result, "shielded multi-output transfer") |
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🟡 Suggestion: Release reservations when a proving panic occurs before broadcast
The panic guard keeps unwind-enabled hosts alive, but a panic inside the worker future skips the wallet operation's reservation cleanup. transfer_multi calls reserve_unspent_notes before entering the builder, while its activity entry, anchor metadata, and redrive record are created only after proving succeeds. If the prover panics, the task unwinds, block_on_worker re-panics on the JoinError, and this boundary converts that panic to ErrorShieldedSpendUnconfirmed; the operation's match never calls cancel_pending. These unarmed reservations are excluded from note selection, and stale_pending_spends intentionally ignores reservations without an anchor, so a subsequent sync cannot release notes from a provably pre-broadcast failure. Catch unwind at an operation layer that still owns the selected notes, cancel reservations when broadcast could not have occurred, and retain or arm them only once the outcome is genuinely ambiguous. Add a panicking-prover test that verifies pre-broadcast notes become selectable again.
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Applied in 43ed450. Verified the mechanism end to end: a panic in the build/prove step unwound past transfer_multi's match arms (so cancel_pending never ran), block_on_worker re-panicked on the JoinError, and catch_spend_panic had no choice but the conservative ambiguous contract — while stale_pending_spends skips anchor-less reservations, so no sync could ever free the notes and the host is told not to retry.
Fix is at the operation layer, per the suggestion: catch_pre_broadcast_panic wraps the synchronous build_shielded_transfer_transition_multi call (which runs strictly before broadcast, so a panic there is provably pre-broadcast) and converts the panic to a definitive ShieldedBuildError; the operation's existing failure arm then releases the reservation via cancel_pending. Panics during/after broadcast are deliberately NOT caught — those remain genuinely ambiguous and keep the FFI guard's arm-and-reconcile contract, which is exactly the "retain or arm only once the outcome is genuinely ambiguous" split.
On the test: driving a real panicking prover through transfer_multi needs a populated commitment tree with witnessable Orchard notes plus a recorded-anchor fetch, which the mock SDK cannot supply — the panic would fire in extract_spends_and_anchor long before the prover. The pin is therefore at the two composable layers the operation wires together: pre_broadcast_panic_guard_tests asserts the panic→error mapping produces a message-preserving ShieldedBuildError that error_releases_note_reservation classifies as RELEASING, and cancel_pending_makes_reserved_notes_selectable_again asserts a reserved note excluded from get_unspent_notes becomes selectable again after cancel_pending.
Note: the single-output transfer / unshield / withdraw operations share this pre-existing pattern; they predate this PR and are a follow-up candidate rather than scope creep here.
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| if total >= amount.saturating_add(exact_fee).saturating_add(min_change) { | ||
| return Ok((selected, total, exact_fee)); | ||
| } | ||
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| fee_estimate = exact_fee; | ||
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| // Final attempt with last computed fee | ||
| let selected = select_notes(unspent, amount, fee_estimate)?; | ||
| let selected = select_notes(unspent, amount, selection_target(fee_estimate)?)?; | ||
| let total: u64 = selected.iter().map(|n| n.value).sum(); | ||
| let num_actions = selected.len().max(min_actions); | ||
| let exact_fee = fee_kind | ||
| .compute(num_actions, platform_version) | ||
| .map_err(|e| PlatformWalletError::ShieldedBuildError(e.to_string()))?; | ||
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| if total < amount.saturating_add(exact_fee) { | ||
| let required = amount.saturating_add(exact_fee).saturating_add(min_change); |
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🟡 Suggestion: Do not saturate the strict-change requirement
Both convergence checks compute the required value with amount.saturating_add(exact_fee).saturating_add(min_change). Under ChangeRequirement::StrictlyPositive, an unrepresentable amount + exact_fee + 1 is therefore converted to u64::MAX. A crafted or corrupted note store totaling u64::MAX can then make this selector return Ok even though no input can satisfy its documented positive-change postcondition; the builder subsequently rejects the unusable selection. Use checked addition in both checks and return PlatformWalletError::ShieldedBuildError when the full requirement overflows. Cover the boundary where amount + exact_fee == u64::MAX with strict change enabled.
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Applied in 200e694. Both convergence checks now compute the full requirement with a shared checked helper (amount.checked_add(fee)?.checked_add(min_change)), surfacing overflow as PlatformWalletError::ShieldedBuildError — matching select_notes' own overflow gates instead of clamping to u64::MAX where a store totaling exactly u64::MAX satisfied the >= test with an unsatisfiable strictly-positive-change postcondition.
Boundary covered as requested: test_select_notes_with_fee_strict_change_overflow_is_an_error_not_saturation sets amount + exact_fee == u64::MAX with StrictlyPositive and shapes three notes summing to exactly u64::MAX so largest-first must take all three — the fee converges from the 2-action estimate up to the 3-action exact fee, which is the only way the overflowing requirement is reachable at the convergence re-check (the estimate-phase path already errors inside select_notes's checked target addition). Against the old code this test returns Ok; it now asserts the overflow ShieldedBuildError. Full note_selection suite passes (23 tests).
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| let memo = match read_cstring_opt(env, &memo_text, "memoText") { | ||
| Ok(m) => m, | ||
| Err(()) => return, | ||
| }; | ||
| let memo_ptr = memo.as_ref().map_or(ptr::null(), |c| c.as_ptr()); |
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🟡 Suggestion: Do not silently drop a requested memo on JNI read failure
This new entry point passes the caller's memo through read_cstring_opt, whose JNIEnv::get_string error branch clears the JVM exception and returns Ok(None). A failure while acquiring a supplied non-empty Java string can therefore become a null memo pointer, after which the irreversible transfer is proved and broadcast without the requested memo. Treat only a null or empty Java string as an absent memo. On get_string failure, clear the pending exception as needed, throw a replacement SDK exception, and return Err(()) so this call aborts before entering the C boundary.
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Applied in 41c16fd. Agreed — the helper's doc comment even codified the flaw ("a JNI read error is treated as null"), which is the wrong contract for an irreversible spend path. funding.rs's read_cstring_opt now treats ONLY a JVM null or an empty Java string as an absent memo; on JNIEnv::get_string failure it clears the pending exception, throws a replacement SDK exception, and returns Err(()), so both spend-path call sites (shieldedTransfer at the pre-existing site and this PR's shieldedTransferMulti) abort before entering the C boundary instead of proving and broadcasting without the requested memo.
Scope note: the sibling read_cstring_opt copies in tokens.rs and wallet_manager.rs carry the same get_string-failure-→-Ok(None) branch but are outside this PR's diff; flagged for a follow-up rather than folded in here. cargo check -p rs-unified-sdk-jni is clean.
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@QuantumExplorer — Invite funding/recovery — new one-note design We reviewed the four recovery scenarios the two-note design was built around:
Decision: (3) and (4) are out of scope — edge cases that I do not think we need to support. The two-note funding design existed to make the identity id deterministic, which was the only mechanism covering those two. (1) and (2) are covered by persisting the generated id and master-key hash before broadcast, plus the existing recover-by-key-hash path. So we're moving to a single-note invite + persist-before-broadcast. That also dissolves the funding fingerprint your pre-split proposal was addressing — one-note funding is an ordinary 2-action transfer, so no pre-split is needed. #4312's two-note builder and #4313's reservation/lease machinery slim down accordingly; revised PRs will be submitted if this design is approved. |
…n requirement Both fee-convergence checks in select_notes_with_fee computed the full requirement with saturating_add, so an unrepresentable amount + exact_fee + min_change clamped to u64::MAX. Under ChangeRequirement::StrictlyPositive a crafted/corrupt store totaling exactly u64::MAX then satisfied the >= test and the selector returned Ok for a selection whose positive-change postcondition cannot hold (the builder rejects it downstream). Use checked addition in both checks and surface the overflow as ShieldedBuildError, matching select_notes' own overflow gates; pin the amount + exact_fee == u64::MAX boundary with a strict-change regression test. Review finding 8a609dc10c51. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…efore broadcast A panic inside transfer_multi's build/prove step unwound past the operation's match arms, so cancel_pending never ran; the FFI panic guard then had to apply its conservative ambiguous-outcome contract (keep the reservation, tell the host not to retry). But a reservation that was never armed with an anchor is skipped by stale_pending_spends, so no later sync could release the notes — a single prover panic left them unselectable for the rest of the process lifetime. The build/prove step runs strictly before broadcast, so a panic there is provably pre-broadcast: catch it at the operation layer, while the operation still owns the selected notes, and convert it to a definitive ShieldedBuildError so the existing failure arm releases the reservation via cancel_pending. Panics during or after broadcast are deliberately NOT caught — those remain genuinely ambiguous and keep the FFI guard's conservative contract. Tests pin the panic-to-releasing-error mapping (including error_releases_note_reservation agreement) and that a cancelled reservation makes the notes selectable again. Review finding 6e41b9e5ea84. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…not be read funding.rs's read_cstring_opt treated a JNIEnv::get_string failure as an absent value: it cleared the pending JVM exception and returned Ok(None). A non-empty Java memo the JVM failed to hand over therefore became a null memo pointer, and the irreversible transfer was proved and broadcast without the memo the caller asked for. Only a JVM null or an empty string now means absent; a read failure clears the pending exception, throws a replacement SDK exception, and returns Err(()) so both spend-path call sites (shieldedTransfer, shieldedTransferMulti) abort before entering the C boundary. Review finding fde23254d686. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Final validation — Codex/Sol only (Phase 2 disabled)
At exact head 41c16fd, all three prior findings are fixed: pre-broadcast proving panics now release multi-transfer reservations, strict-change requirements use checked arithmetic, and JNI memo read failures abort before the native spend call. The targeted platform-wallet tests and rs-unified-sdk-jni check pass, and no in-scope findings remain.
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Validated zero-blocker Codex/Sol precheck evidence was promoted to final because Phase 2 (Sonnet/Opus) is temporarily disabled. This is Codex/Sol-only final validation, not Codex + Sonnet/Opus coverage.
Review provenance
- Codex reviewers:
gpt-5.6-sol— general (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— security-auditor (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— rust-quality (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— ffi-engineer (completed) - Verifier:
gpt-5.6-sol— verifier - Sonnet/Opus: not run (Phase 2 disabled — temporary Codex/Sol-only final)
- Secondary pass: disabled (
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Continues #4301 — moved from a fork branch to an in-repo branch (rebased onto v4.2-dev post-#4305) so maintainers can push changes directly, per review request. Full review history on #4301.
What this closes
A shielded invite is funded as one note. When that note is later spent to
claim the invite, Orchard's
BundleType::DEFAULTpads the single-spend bundleup to
MIN_ACTIONS = 2, and the padding action's dummy nullifier is randomlygenerated (
orchardbuilder.rs:37,76-99;note.rs:227-243;nullifier.rs:53-55).The new identity's id is
double_sha256(sorted PUBLISHED nullifiers)—identity_id_from_nullifiers, computed over every action's nullifier,padding included, because consensus re-derives it the same way and dummies are
indistinguishable by design.
So with one real spend the claim's identity id contains fresh randomness. It
cannot be predicted before the build, and — the part that actually hurts — it
cannot be re-derived on a retry: a second attempt builds a different dummy
and therefore a different id. Any idempotent claim-recovery step that asks "did
my earlier attempt already create this identity?" has no expected id to compare
against and must fail closed.
With two or more real spends no padding action is added, every published
nullifier is the deterministic nullifier of a real note, and the id is a pure
function of the spent note set — predictable and reproducible.
The fix: fund with two notes, not one
Fund the one-time address with two notes that each hold less than the
target, in one atomic transfer —
Dsplit asfloor(D/2) + ceil(D/2).Note selection is greedy largest-first and breaks as soon as the accumulated
value covers the target (
note_selection.rs:117-135). Neither half coversDon its own, so both are structurally forced into the claim bundle. There is
no heuristic to tune and no way for the selector to pick just one.
This is why it is two sub-target notes rather than "a main note plus a small
anchor": with a main note that already covers the target, the selector would
stop after it and the padding action would come straight back.
The claim path needs no change. It already branches on
selected_notes.len() >= 2when deciding whether an expected identity id canbe derived. This PR changes the note layout so that branch is always taken;
the recovery logic itself is untouched.
The fee predictor — why it must ship in the same PR
build_shielded_transfer_transitionsized its fee fromspends.len().max(2), ignoring the output count.An Orchard action is a joined spend/output slot: the on-wire action count is
max(num_spends, num_outputs), padded toMIN_ACTIONS = 2. AShieldedTransfer'svalue_balanceis its fee, and consensus pins it tocompute_minimum_shielded_fee(actions.len())exactly —validate_minimum_shielded_feerejects under-payment and over-payment forthis transition (
amount_is_pure_fee).Two-note funding means 2 recipient outputs + change = 3 outputs. A
spends-only predictor would carve
min_fee(2)while consensus demandedmin_fee(3), and the transfer would be rejected on chain. So the two-notelayout is simply not constructible until this is fixed — the two changes cannot
be split.
The old form was correct by accident for every existing caller, because
max(n, 1).max(2) == max(n, 2).max(2)— with at most two outputs the outputside can never set the action count. That is why the bug is latent today rather
than a live failure.
Both builders now size the fee through a shared
shielded_bundle_action_count,which delegates to Orchard's own
BundleType::num_actionsrather thanre-deriving the rule, so the predictor cannot drift from the builder that
actually lays out the bundle.
Deterministic bundle shape
The multi-output builder always emits a change output and requires the
spent value to strictly exceed
sum(amounts) + fee.That removes a genuine circularity: whether a change output exists depends on
the fee, and the fee depends on the output count. Pinning the change output as
unconditional makes the action count — and therefore the fee — a pure function
of the inputs:
max(spends, recipients + 1, 2). Note selection reservesagainst the same
recipients + 1floor, so the reserved fee and the carved feecannot diverge. A caller spending exactly
sum + feeis rejected with aclear error rather than silently re-shaped into a differently-priced bundle.
Cost
Creation side: one extra Orchard action,
min_fee(3) - min_fee(2)= 31,425,600 credits = +0.000314256 DASH per invite
(0.001628512 → 0.001942768 DASH).
Claim side: unchanged. The claim spends two notes instead of one, but
max(2 spends, 1 change output, 2)= 2 actions either way — the padding actionit replaces was already being paid for.
Legacy one-note invites are intentionally unsupported
No transitional or back-compat path is included. One-note invites have never
existed on mainnet, so there is nothing to migrate.
shielded_identity_id_is_reproduciblestates the rule as a single predicate next to the id derivation it guards:
callers that must recognise an identity their earlier attempt created gate on
the note count — no chain lookup, decided before any proving work — and treat a
non-reproducible set as unrecoverable rather than computing an id that will
never match.
Layers
rs-dppshielded_bundle_action_count,ShieldedTransferOutput,build_shielded_transfer_transition_multi,shielded_identity_id_is_reproduciblers-platform-walletoperations::transfer_multi,PlatformWallet::shielded_transfer_multi_tors-platform-wallet-ffiplatform_wallet_manager_shielded_transfer_multirs-unified-sdk-jni+kotlin-sdkshieldedTransferMultiInvite link format,
fundingCreditsand the exit-denomination ladder areunchanged — this PR changes how a value is laid out across notes, not the
value. The V13 denomination set constrains the exit amount, not individual
note values.
Tests
multi_output_transfer_fee_matches_on_wire_action_count— builds a real2-spend / 3-output bundle and pins
value_balance == fee == min_fee(actions.len()) == min_fee(3), explicitlyasserting it is not
min_fee(2). Also asserts the two outputs paid to thesame address become two distinct note commitments.
single_output_transfer_fee_matches_on_wire_action_count— pins thesingle-output builder against a real bundle so the shared helper cannot
regress it.
shielded_bundle_action_count_is_max_spends_outputs_padded_to_twoand..._matches_a_real_bundle— pin the predictor, including theoutput-dominated shapes a spends-only predictor gets wrong.
test_two_sub_denomination_notes_are_both_selected/test_single_full_denomination_note_selects_alone— pin the selectorbehaviour the whole design rests on, for both shipped denominations.
test_select_notes_with_fee_reserves_multi_output_action_floor— thewallet reserves the 3-action fee, not the 2-action floor.
shielded_identity_id_is_reproducible, tying the predicate to observedbuilder behaviour rather than leaving it a bare constant.
Results: 216
dppshielded tests and 662platform-walletlib tests pass.rustfmtclean;clippy --all-targets -D warningsintroduces no new findings(the pre-existing findings in
recovery.rs,withdrawal.rs,persistence.rsand
core_wallet_types.rsare identical on the untouched base).Follow-ups (deliberately not in this PR)
platform_wallet_manager_shielded_transfer_multi. Thecbindgen header is generated at build time and nothing in the Swift SDK
references the new symbol, so the Swift build is unaffected.
artifact carrying
shieldedTransferMulti, so it lands with the next AAR.in-flight PR; this PR supplies the predicate it should call.
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