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What this does: the wallet can now send, receive and accept DashPay contact requests that nobody else can see.
A private request is sealed to the recipient's DashPay key and paid from the wallet's shielded (Orchard) notes, so nothing on chain names either identity.
It is signed with the identity signer the wallet signs public requests with.
The wallet reads DashPay's private store, keeps the requests addressed to its identities after checking each sender, and recovers the ones it sent after a restore from seed.
Accepting a private request replies privately. A contact whose requests came or went privately is never sent a public request.
Value: private requests make DashPay contacts without publishing who knows whom. Once received, a private request establishes a contact and gets its payment accounts exactly as a public one does, so payments, rotation and restore keep working.
Risks: low to medium.
Client code only, no consensus change.
Sending spends shielded notes. It follows the existing shielded spend path: reserve, build, broadcast with redrive, then mark spent only once proven.
The document send, accept and sync were refactored to share code with the private ones. The existing contact and DashPay tests pass unchanged.
Deliberate behaviour changes:
the public send refuses a contact whose requests came or went privately, which also refuses a public accept that would broadcast a reply;
ingest, public and private, passes over a request older than the one tracked with the same contact. Public documents arrive in time order, so this only acts on the private store and on replays.
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Part of anonymous DashPay contact requests for 5.1. It builds on the SDK calls in #5809 (send, scan and read private contact requests). Sam's decisions applied here:
accepting a private request replies with a private request;
the outgoing viewing key comes from the sender identity's DashPay encryption key;
the request is signed by the sender's signing key, as a public request is.
It picks the keys, our receiving xpub for the pair, the masked account reference and the auto-accept proof exactly as a document send does. Those steps now live in DashPayView::prepare_contact_request, shared by both sends. A later request to the same recipient, either way, rotates past this one.
signer signs the request with the first of the sender's keys it holds among private_contact_request_signing_keys: enabled AUTHENTICATION keys at a level DashPay's documents are signed at (HIGH or CRITICAL), bound to no other contract or document type.
The crypto provider seals it. It keeps the encryption key, which the outgoing viewing key comes from.
The pair's shared key is computed before paying, so nothing that can fail is left after the payment.
The new shielded operation private_document_create_from_pool_with_metadata appends the entry with a type 29 transition paid from the account's notes:
new ShieldedFeeKind::PrivateDocumentCreate { entry_count, entry_size };
notes are reserved for the fee alone (amount 0);
it records as an own spend with its fee.
Once the payment is proven, a short private sync reads the entry back and records it, and our receiving account for the contact is registered. An entry not read back yet leaves the request pending (see Changes from review).
send_private_contact_request(Alice -> Bob, label "Alice", shielded address A)
chain: one 589-byte entry in DashPay's privateContactRequest store; the fee for 2 actions
is 114,140,000 + (589 + 32) x 27,400 + 10,000,000 = 141,155,400 credits
Alice's wallet: sent request to Bob (encryption key 1, recipient key 2, signed by key 0),
core height 0
It reads the store from the earliest of the identities' cursors.
The provider opens the page. The wallet fetches the senders, its own identities and the recipients of its sent requests once a pass, and checks each entry against them (private_contact_requests_from_scan). That needs no secret key.
Received requests and sent ones (recovered with the outgoing viewing keys) are ingested with the same functions the document sync uses: newest per sender, rotation, auto-establish against a matching sent request.
Account builds are queued as the document sync queues them.
An identity's cursor advances only when its ingest reached disk. A pass that left one behind does not report itself complete.
How a private request is recorded: as a ContactRequest.
The entry carries the compact xpub and label in the clear. The wallet encrypts them under the pair's DIP-15 shared key, as a contactRequest document carries them, with IVs taken from the entry's commitment. So:
the existing decryption drain registers the contact's account unchanged;
a rescan rebuilds the same bytes, so the wallet's comparisons of a contact's encrypted xpub hold;
nothing persisted changes shape: no new rows, FFI structs or migrations.
The record's core height is 0. DashPay requires every contactRequest document to carry its Platform-assigned $createdAtCoreBlockHeight, and no Core chain puts that at 0. So ContactRequest::came_privately() reads the channel from the record itself, and it holds across restarts. Our receiving account for the contact is scanned from the wallet's birth.
DashPayState::private_contact(contact) derives received_privately and sent_privately from the tracked requests. Only the contact's shielded address stays in memory, noted from the request tracked from that contact and rebuilt by the scan a cold start runs.
Bob syncs; the store holds Alice's entry
before: no way to read it
after: Bob's incoming requests: Alice (account reference r, created at the block's time, core height 0);
private_contact(Alice) = { received_privately, shielded_address: A }; cursor 1
Bob restarts
private_contact(Alice) still says received_privately: it comes from the stored record
It replies privately, then registers the contact's account as the document accept does.
The accept body is now accept_contact_request_replying_with, shared by both accepts.
Bob accepts Alice's private request
accept_contact_request_with_external_signer:
before: would publish a contactRequest document naming Alice and Bob
after: Err(PrivateContactRequestNeedsPrivateReply(Alice))
accept_private_contact_request: a private reply; Alice established; Bob's account paying her registered
Alice, who sent privately, tries a public request to Bob
send_contact_request_with_external_signer: Err(PrivateContactRequestNeedsPrivateReply(Bob))
Older requests are no rotation.ingest_received_requests and ingest_sent_requests pass over a request older than the one tracked with the same contact. Older is compared by the account reference's version, which a rotation bumps, then by creation time. A cold start reads the private store from its start, and could otherwise replay a request that a public one already superseded. The same goes for an old request appended to the store again.
tracked from Carol: version 1, created at 100
Carol's version 0 request, appended again at 200 -> passed over (before: taken as a rotation back)
Carol's version 2 request, created at 300 -> rotation, as before
Auto-accept. A request that came privately carries no auto-accept proof into the wallet. Accepting it pays from the shielded pool, which the unattended auto-accept drain cannot do, so it is accepted by hand.
Crypto provider.ContactCryptoProvider gains two methods:
scan_private_document_page
seal_private_contact_request, which takes the signature from the identity signer
They take Rust-built key paths (PrivateDocumentKeyPaths), so the scalars never leave the signer. Both default to an "unsupported" error, so existing providers compile unchanged. The test SeedCryptoProvider implements them. The Keychain-backed provider comes with the FFI PR.
Unignoring a sender rewinds the private cursor, as it rewinds the document cursor, so the skipped requests are read again.
Refactor. The document sync's teardown of stale external accounts moved into tear_down_stale_external_accounts, which both syncs call. The cursor advance moved ahead of it. That is behaviour-neutral, as all of it runs under one lock.
Changes from review
One accept for hosts.accept_contact_request_replying_in_kind (on DashPayView, and on PlatformWallet with shielded) replies the way a request came. It replies privately when the request came privately and no reply exists yet, and otherwise with a document or by adopting the reply already sent. Hosts no longer catch code 68 and choose. PlatformWallet's version takes what a private reply is paid with as a closure (PrivateReplyPayment), called only for a private reply, so a public reply needs neither shielded support nor the seed.
Recorded only once read back. The type 29 proof shows the notes spent, not the entry appended. So after paying, a send reads the store back with a short private sync and returns the request recorded from it. If the entry isn't visible yet, it returns PrivateContactRequestPending.
One private request in flight per recipient. It is reserved before sealing. A retried or concurrent send or accept gets PrivateContactRequestPending instead of paying again, while the payment is in flight or unconfirmed, and until a sync reads the entry back. A payment that definitely failed releases it.
Each reservation belongs to the attempt that made it: an older attempt's cleanup can't release a newer one's.
A send dropped before it pays releases its reservation.
A reservation settles only once its request is recorded, not when the entry is merely seen.
After a restart, reservations are rebuilt from the shielded store's saved unconfirmed spends. Each DashPay private entry is opened with the wallet's outgoing viewing keys. This happens in PlatformWallet::restore_pending_private_contact_requests and right before every private payment, so no second request to that pair is paid for.
Not restored: a pending rotation to a contact that already tracks an outgoing request, and a reservation whose spend failed for good. The latter stays until the next restart.
Public sends wait too. A public request to a recipient with a pending private request is refused with PrivateContactRequestPending, since the private one may already be on chain.
No paid duplicate at the rotation limit. A request whose account reference would repeat the tracked one, once all 16 rotation versions are used, is refused before anything is signed or paid.
The sync report lists recorded requests.PrivateContactSyncReport::requests holds what the ingests recorded. Not included: a request already tracked, an ignored sender's, a replay, or one whose store failed.
Sync.
Identities, recipients included, are proved at or after the entries they check.
A recipient that can't be read holds back its senders' cursors instead of skipping the request.
A cursor rewound mid-pass (unignoring a sender) stays rewound for that pass.
Collapsing a sweep orders by the reference's version first, as passing over older requests does.
Alice sends Bob a private request; the proof comes back but a competing spend took the notes
before: recorded as sent, the contact established on the strength of the spend proof
after: the read-back finds no entry: Err(PrivateContactRequestPending(Bob)), nothing recorded;
a second send to Bob: Err(PrivateContactRequestPending(Bob)) before anything is paid
The app restarts before Bob's entry lands, and Alice accepts again
before: the reservation was gone, so a second entry was paid for
after: the unconfirmed spend is read back, Bob is reserved again, nothing is paid
an_older_request_than_the_tracked_one_is_no_rotation: replays and earlier requests of the same version are passed over on both sides, and a newer rotation is still taken.
test_select_for_a_private_document_create_covers_its_fee_alone: the fee kind equals the consensus fee, 141,155,400 credits for one DashPay entry.
cargo check -p platform-wallet-ffi, with and without --features shielded.
Not run: a real Orchard proof. The payment step is a closure, which the tests replace. The operation follows the identity top-up path line for line.
Breaking Changes
None for consensus. Two host-visible behaviour changes, both PlatformWalletError::PrivateContactRequestNeedsPrivateReply: the public accept refuses a request that came privately, and the public send refuses a contact whose requests came or went privately. A host routes those to the private accept and send.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added private contact requests and replies with shielded payments, including recovery of pending payments and reporting of private-contact readiness.
Added safeguards that hold public contact requests until required private payments are restored and prevent conflicting requests.
Added persistence support for private request scan state and payment recovery across restarts.
Added shielded payment handling that distinguishes confirmed failures from outcomes where delivery may have occurred.
Documentation
Documented private contact payment recovery, persistence requirements, and readiness behavior.
The prepared-keys test also opens an entry with the first key of the
set, so a scan skipping earlier keys would fail it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The SDK can now append entries to a private document type's store, paid
from the shielded pool (type 29), and find a wallet's entries in it:
- `PrivateDocumentCreateFromShieldedPool` builds, structure-checks and
broadcasts the transition from a proven bundle, and waits for its
nullifiers to be proven spent.
- `PrivateDocumentScanKeys` and `Sdk::scan_private_document_page` sort a
proved page of a store into what the wallet's identities received
(their keys open it), what they sent (their outgoing viewing keys
recover it) and what opened but is refused, with the cursor to scan
from next.
- DashPay: `PrivateContactRequest` with the schema's bounds,
`seal_private_contact_request` (the sender's encryption key, a deniable
MAC, and the outgoing viewing key derived from that key), and
`Sdk::scan_private_contact_requests`, which decodes each request,
checks its sender against the identity key it names and keeps the
first request per sender, recipient and account reference.
platform-encryption: prepared recipient keys check a sender with the key
that opened the entry, so a scan never copies secret keys out.
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A wallet restoring its sent requests needs the encryption key each was
sealed with to rebuild its local record of the request.
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…requests
The wallet sends, reads and accepts DashPay private contact requests
(protocol version 15), paying for each from the shielded pool:
- `PlatformWallet::send_private_contact_request` builds the request a
`contactRequest` document would carry (receiving xpub, masked account
reference, label, auto-accept proof) plus a shielded address, has the
crypto provider seal it, and appends it with a type 29 transition paid
from an account's notes (new `ShieldedFeeKind::PrivateDocumentCreate`,
reserved for the fee alone).
- `DashPayView::sync_private_contact_requests` reads DashPay's private
store from each identity's cursor: received requests with their
senders checked, and sent ones recovered from the store alone.
- `accept_private_contact_request` replies privately. The public accept
refuses a request that came privately
(`PrivateContactRequestNeedsPrivateReply`), as a document reply would
publish the relationship.
A private request is recorded as a `ContactRequest`, its xpub and label
encrypted under the pair's DIP-15 shared key with IVs from the entry's
commitment, so contacts establish, rotate and get their accounts as they
do from documents, and nothing persisted changes shape. Whether a request
came privately and the contact's shielded address are kept in memory
(`PrivateContact`), with the store cursor, and rebuilt by the scan a cold
start runs. Requests that came privately are not auto-accepted.
`ContactCryptoProvider` gains `scan_private_document_page`,
`read_private_contact_requests` and `seal_private_contact_request`, all
defaulted to unsupported, so the keys stay in the signer. The document
send and accept share their preparation and accept steps with the private
ones, and the document sync's stale-account teardown moved into
`tear_down_stale_external_accounts`, which both syncs call.
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A private contact request carried a deniable MAC keyed by the static ECDH
of the sender's encryption key and the recipient's key. Anyone holding the
recipient's key could compute it, so a stolen recipient key forged requests
from any sender, including rotations that redirect the recipient's payments.
The request is now signed by one of the sender's signing keys, as its public
request's transition is: an enabled AUTHENTICATION key at a level DashPay's
documents are signed at (CRITICAL or HIGH), ECDSA_SECP256K1 or ECDSA_HASH160.
The entry still names the encryption key, which the pair's shared key and the
outgoing viewing key come from; the reader recovers the signing key from the
signature. Entries with a MAC are refused.
Envelope (signature mode, nothing deployed): the signature now signs the
double SHA-256 of the signing data, as identity signers sign data, so a
wallet signs with the signer it signs transitions with. The caller passes
the signature; `private_document_signing_data`,
`sign_private_document_signing_data`, `recover_private_document_signer` and
`OpenedPrivateDocumentEntry::recover_signer` are new. Prepared recipient keys
are wiped on drop.
Reading also checks, at the entry's block time, the recipient key it is
encrypted to, and that a sent entry names the identity and key its outgoing
viewing key comes from and is signed by that identity. The sender is checked
before the payload is decoded. `PrivateDocumentScanKeys::verify_sender`
tries every key set of the identity.
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…vate across restarts
- Private requests are signed by the identity signer, with a signing key of
the sender at a level DashPay's documents are signed at, as public requests
are. `send_private_contact_request` and `accept_private_contact_request`
take the signer. The crypto provider seals with the signature and keeps
the encryption key; `read_private_contact_requests` is gone, as checking an
entry needs no secret key.
- A private request is recorded at core height 0, which no contactRequest
document has (DashPay requires `$createdAtCoreBlockHeight`).
`ContactRequest::came_privately` and `DashPayState::private_contact` derive
from the records, so the privacy of a contact holds after a restart; only
the shielded addresses stay in memory, noted from the tracked request.
- A public send to a contact whose requests came or went privately is
refused, as is a public accept that would broadcast a reply.
- Ingest passes over a request older than the tracked one (by its
reference's version, then its time) on both sides, so a cold start's
rescan of the private store, or a replayed entry, does not roll a contact
back to a retired xpub.
- Sending computes the shared key before paying, and nothing after paying
fails the send; a record that does not reach disk is recovered by the next
sync. Sent private records note core height 0 for the receiving account's
scan checkpoint.
- A sync whose ingest did not reach disk for an identity is not complete.
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The PR adds private contact-request scanning, sending, and acceptance flows. It tracks request and payment state across persistence and restarts, adds shielded payment redrive and restoration handling, and exposes readiness and related error codes through the FFI.
Changes: Private Contact Request Lifecycle
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Summary
Private contact state and persistence contracts packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/*, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/state/managed_identity/*, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/error.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/lib.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/types/dashpay/contact_request.rs
Contact state and changesets now track private request scan positions, key fingerprints, shielded addresses, pending replies, and payment holds. The changes add a persistence capability and wallet errors for private-request and recovery conditions.
Contact request scanning and exchange packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/*, packages/rs-sdk-ffi/src/mnemonic_resolver_core_signer.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/dashpay.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/Cargo.toml, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/mod.rs
Contact request flows add private-document scanning and sealing, request freshness and replay handling, and private-reply checks. The mnemonic resolver signer and FFI provider supply the scanning and sealing operations.
Shielded payment and redrive handling packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/persister.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/*, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/broadcast_outcome.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/lib.rs
Private contact payments use shielded document-create transitions with persisted redrive associations. Reservation guards and broadcast classification determine whether notes and private-contact payment state are retained or released.
Persistence replay and payment restoration packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/*, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/apply.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/identity_manager_start_state.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/README.md
Wallet loading and shielded configuration restore saved payment reservations. Changeset replay applies private scan and address state. The README describes restart handling, persistence requirements, readiness reporting, and the shielded-store lifetime bound.
FFI readiness and error mapping packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/ERROR_CODE_REGISTRY.md, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/contact_request.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/error.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs
The FFI adds a readiness result and getter, maps private-contact and broadcast errors, and records proposed result codes 68–73.
dashpay/platform#5804: Adds the DashPay private contact request document type and store used by this PR's private-document payment and redrive paths.
dashpay/platform#5809: Adds SDK scanning, sealing, and private-document creation APIs delegated to by this PR's mnemonic resolver signer. The signer also uses the platform-encryption signature mode changes from that PR.
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Review fixes:
- The envelope's authenticated data names the recipient key `ser(R)`, so
a body re-encrypted to another key of the same identity (an old key's
holder re-targeting a signed request) authenticates no sender.
`private_document_signing_data` takes the recipient. The MAC and
signature vectors are re-pinned; nothing is deployed.
- A signing key bound to a contract signs only inside its bounds:
DashPay, or its `privateContactRequest` type. A contract group bound
signs none, as a client cannot read the group's members as they were.
The seal and the reader apply the same rule;
`private_contact_request_signing_keys` lists the keys that qualify.
- `PrivateContactRequest::from_properties` drops a null only under an
optional property's name, so an unknown property set to null is refused.
- Recovered sent requests are deduplicated per sender, recipient and
account reference, apart from the received ones.
- Senders added with the same outgoing viewing key: an entry recovers as
the one it names.
- Docs: the transition's proof shows the nullifiers spent, not that its
entries were appended; fetching a sender right after its page tells the
serving node which identity the wallet looked up.
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…lows
The private send picks the first signing key the signer holds among
`private_contact_request_signing_keys`, which adds the contract bounds rule
of #5809 to the level and type rules: a key bound to another contract or
document type, or to a contract group, is never chosen, as the seal would
refuse it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`accept_contact_request_replying_in_kind` (on `DashPayView`, and on
`PlatformWallet` with the `shielded` feature) is the one accept a host
calls: a request that came privately, with no reply sent yet, is accepted
with a private reply paid from the shielded pool; any other is accepted
with a document, or by adopting the reply already sent. The choice was the
hosts' (catch code 68, then call the private accept); it is the wallet's
now. `PlatformWallet` derives the spend authority only for a private reply.
The explicitly public and private accepts are unchanged.
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…y heights
Review fixes:
- Requests are checked against their type's schema with dpp's document
validation (`DataContract::validate_document_properties`), before
encoding when sealing and after decoding when reading, as the payload
codec asks. The SDK's own copies of the label and proof bounds are gone;
`to_properties` is a typed conversion. The SDK enables dpp's `validation`
feature. `seal_private_contact_request` and
`private_contact_request_signing_data` take `platform_version` last.
- The reader takes each identity with the height its proof is of
(`ProvedIdentity`). `private_contact_request_identities` lists, per
identity, the latest block whose entry it checks; a snapshot proved
before it, which a node may serve within the SDK's height tolerance, or
one not given, fails the read instead of judging the entry against keys
as they were before it. Only signed entries need identities.
- `Sdk::fetch_private_contact_request_identities` fetches them four at a
time with their metadata and fetches a stale one once more.
- Both SDK helpers establish protocol version 15 before resolving DashPay,
so an unpinned SDK starting below it does not read a DashPay without the
private type.
- `PrivateDocumentScanKeys::derive` builds scan keys from key paths with a
derivation callback, wiping what it derives, for signers that keep keys.
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Review fixes (with the SDK changes of #5809 merged in):
- A private request whose store fails after it was paid for is kept in
memory (`add_paid_sent_contact_request`): the contact it answers
establishes, so a retried accept adopts it instead of paying for another
reply, and the next add of the same request (the private sync recovers it
from the store) stores it. Before, the failed store left no request and no
contact, so the accept failed and a retry paid again.
- `PlatformWallet::accept_contact_request_replying_in_kind` takes what a
private reply is paid with as `payment`, a closure called only for a
private reply (`PrivateReplyPayment`: coordinator, seed, account, prover).
A public reply or an adopted one needs neither shielded support nor the
seed.
- The private sync checks each page against identities proved at or after
its entries (`ProvedIdentity`), fetching a few at a time only those it
lacks or holds from an older proof.
- Scan keys are built with the SDK's `PrivateDocumentScanKeys::derive`; the
crypto provider's seal takes `platform_version`, which the SDK's schema
validation needs.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Static verification of head 7bd302a confirms five blocking issues involving publication confirmation, duplicate private-reply payments, rotation selection, cursor rewinds, and stale recipient identities. Additional suggestions address persistence recovery, failure isolation, entropy errors, and the public-send privacy precondition. Current CI shows Kotlin build/tests and policy checks passing, with the automated review pending and no targeted Rust validation check visible; no builds or tests were run.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The large, intricate change directly modifies shielded funds movement and note selection in shielded/operations.rs and shielded/note_selection.rs, as well as signing-key selection and encryption-key handling in private_contact_requests.rs.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:1678-1686: Verify entry inclusion before recording a private request as sent
This branch accepts an AffectedState result and returns success to send_private_contact_request, which records the outgoing request and can establish the contact. However, the SDK explicitly documents that type 29 proves only spent nullifiers, and Drive verifies only those nullifiers and classifies the result as non-execution-proving. With two real input notes, a competing spend by another device can consume the same nullifiers without appending this entry; an untrusted DAPI can then supply a genuine spent-nullifier snapshot for a request that was never published. Subsequent accepts adopt the nonexistent reciprocal instead of sending one. Keep consumed-note reconciliation separate from publication confirmation, and require a proof-verified private-store read locating the exact sealed entry before recording the request as delivered. If inclusion remains unknown, retain a typed unresolved outcome rather than returning publication success.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs:315-320: Retain and serialize pending private replies before paying
When pay returns ShieldedSpendUnconfirmed, this function exits without associating an outgoing request with the contact, while the shielded operation retains reserved notes and a byte-identical redrive that may still execute. An accept retry before private sync therefore sees no reciprocal, seals another entry, and can pay again from other available notes. Concurrent accepts have the same gap because accept_contact_request_replying_with releases its state lock before invoking the reply closure. The private store is an opaque append-only log with no cross-transition uniqueness constraint on the contact pair or account reference, so both payments can execute. The existing unstored_sent handling protects only failures after payment has returned success; later sync recovery does not prevent these duplicate fees. Reserve a contact-scoped pending reply before payment, serialize the decision for that pair, and associate the sealed entry with its shielded operation so retries resume or report the existing attempt instead of funding another one.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs:728-740: Apply version-first ordering before collapsing scan candidates
Both collapse helpers select by (created_at, account_reference), but the new predates guard selects freshness by (account_reference_version, created_at). The guard cannot recover a rotation already discarded during collapse. For example, after an earlier page established version 0, a later page can contain a legitimate version 1 rotation followed by a replay of the version 0 ciphertext. Both survive SDK filtering because their account references differ, and the replay receives the later append timestamp. Collapse keeps version 0, ingest skips its already-tracked reference, and the cursor advances past version 1. This affects both received requests and recovered sent requests, leaving retired payment material or an obsolete outgoing rotation version tracked. Use one version-first ordering for collapse and supersession, and test an earlier-page original followed by a same-page rotation and replay in both directions.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs:747-752: Preserve a concurrent cursor rewind across the entire scan pass
The compare-and-advance helper correctly refuses to overwrite a concurrent unignore rewind, but the assignment immediately afterward adopts the rewound cursor as this pass's new baseline. If a pass starts at position 100 and unignore_sender resets the live cursor to 0 while the first page is fetched, the first advance is refused and identity.position becomes 0. The next page is still fetched beyond 100 using read.next_position, yet its advancement now compares successfully against 0 and overwrites the rewind. The earlier ignored entries were never reread, so the newly unignored sender can remain missing for the session. Once a cursor mismatch is detected, stop advancing that identity for the rest of the pass or restart its scan at the rewind. Add a two-page regression with unignore occurring during the first fetch.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs:599-602: Height-pin recipient identities used for outgoing recovery
Unlike proved_identities, this recipient cache discards proof metadata and never refreshes an identity during the pass. A later page can contain a request sealed to a key added after the cached recipient snapshot; even the initial fetch can return a proof older than sent.block_height within the SDK's tolerance. The lookup below then treats the stale snapshot as evidence that the recipient does not hold the key, skips the valid outgoing request, and advances the sender's cursor past it. A restored request or rotation is consequently lost for the running session. Fetch these recipients with the existing height-aware SDK mechanism, requiring proof height at least sent.block_height and refreshing when later pages require it. Failure to obtain a sufficiently recent snapshot must preserve the affected sender's cursor rather than become a permanent skip.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs:599-602: Isolate recipient-fetch failures without advancing affected senders
An error fetching any recovered outgoing recipient returns from the whole sync before the current page's unrelated incoming or outgoing requests can be ingested. Earlier pages remain committed, but one failing recovery lookup prevents progress for every identity on this page. The public sweep already supports per-identity degradation. Apply equivalent isolation here: report the failure, hold back cursors for identities whose outgoing records could not be reconstructed, and continue ingesting unaffected identities. Do not simply convert fetch errors to None and advance normally, because that would permanently skip recoverable outgoing requests for the session.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs:286-287: Return entropy failures through the send result
StdRng::from_os_rng panics when the operating system cannot supply entropy; rand_core explicitly provides try_from_os_rng for callers that must handle this failure. This introduces a panic into a fallible wallet-library send operation and can terminate an embedding application rather than returning PlatformWalletError. Seed through try_from_os_rng and map the error before filling esk_seed, retaining the existing zeroization after sealing.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/contact_requests.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/contact_requests.rs:1305-1311: Let same-reference recovery retry an unstored paid request
A freshly paid request uses the confirmation proof's metadata.time_ms, whereas scan recovery uses the entry's block_time_ms. GetProofs proves current state, so confirmation can occur in a later block than the append. If initial persistence failed, add_paid_sent_contact_request keeps that later-timestamped request in memory and marks it unstored. This guard then rejects recovery of the identical account reference as older, preventing add_sent_contact_request from reaching its same-reference persistence retry. Sync can advance and report completion while the request remains unstored until a cold rescan. Exempt the same account reference from the freshness rejection so the existing retry persists the tracked record without replacing metadata. Cover a later confirmation timestamp and a failing-then-successful persister.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/contact_requests.rs:583-594: Document or enforce the privacy gate's synchronization precondition
This gate checks only locally tracked requests. A restored or second device that has not completed private sync has no private records for the pair, so it can publish a public contactRequest even though the relationship was previously private. There is no private-sync readiness check in this send path, and its API documentation does not state that the privacy guarantee depends on synchronization order. Document that limitation and the required completed scan before public sends on restored state, or enforce an explicit readiness policy in Rust. The local gate alone does not establish the PR's unconditional claim that contacts exchanged privately are never sent public requests.
…he private type
Review fixes:
- A signing key past its `expires_at` signs nothing: the reader checks it
at the entry's block time with dpp's `is_expired_at` (the expiry instant
is expired), and the key list and the seal check it at this device's
clock, so an expired key is not offered.
- `private_document_create_from_shielded_pool` establishes protocol
version 15 before building the transition, which an older SDK's limits
would refuse for any entries.
- A DashPay the context provider holds from before the private type is
refetched from the network and registered with the provider, which the
page's proof is verified against.
- The reader refuses an identity given under another identity's id, and a
recipient key id that is not the key the entry is encrypted to.
- The identity fetch iterates owned pairs, so its future is `Send`
(rust-lang/rust#100013), and its retry logic is a function tests drive
with scripted proofs.
- An OS RNG failure is an error, not a panic.
- The wasm-sdk contract fixture gives its indexed `rarity` string the
`maxLength` dpp's now enabled validation requires of an indexed string.
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…ne at a time
Review fixes (with the SDK changes of #5809 merged in):
- A paid private request is recorded only as the store proves it: the
type 29 proof shows the notes spent, not the entry appended, so a send
reads the store back with a short private sync and returns the request
recorded from it. Not read back yet, it returns the new
`PrivateContactRequestPending`.
- One private request to a recipient is in flight at a time: reserved
before sealing, it keeps a retried or concurrent send or accept from
paying again (`PrivateContactRequestPending`) while it is being paid
for, while its payment is unconfirmed, and until a sync reads its entry
back, which settles it. A payment that definitely failed releases it.
Pending requests are kept in memory.
- The keep-in-memory recording of a paid request whose store failed is
gone: nothing is recorded outside the sync, whose failed ingest holds the
identity's cursor while the request stays pending.
- Collapsing a sweep's requests orders by the reference's version first,
as passing over older requests does (`freshness`), so a rotation and a
later replay of the request it rotated past collapse to the rotation.
- A cursor rewound under a pass (unignoring a sender) is not advanced again
that pass.
- The recipients of recovered sent requests are proved at or after their
entries, each fetched on its own: one that cannot be read holds back its
senders' cursors rather than failing the pass or skipping the request.
- An OS RNG failure is an error, not a panic.
- The public send documents that its privacy refusal needs the private
sync to have read the store on a restored device.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the exact head d0db59f against the source: eight prior findings are fixed, but pending-operation lifecycle gaps still permit duplicate payments or stranded reservations. The public-send gate also overlooks unresolved private attempts, and exhausted rotation versions can consume fees without producing a usable request. This was a static review with no local builds or tests; current head-specific CI shows the Kotlin build/tests passing and no failed code checks, with the review check still pending.
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🔴 Blocking: Reject exhausted rotation versions before funding a private send packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/contact_requests.rs:926-935
This helper now prepares private sends as well as public documents, but saturation still relies on the public document's unique index to reject a repeated reference. With a tracked outgoing version of 15 and unchanged encryption key and receiving xpub, another private send derives the same account reference and pays for a fresh sealed entry. The append-only private store accepts it, while received ingest and add_sent_contact_request treat the reference as already tracked and ignore the new request. The sender's readback check then fails because the fresh commitment produces different encrypted-xpub bytes, so the operation spends its fee but returns pending without applying the request. Sync can clear the reservation, allowing further charged retries. Reject version exhaustion before sealing/payment, or implement a supported supersession scheme that does not depend on the public index.
source: gpt-6.1-sol (phase2-reviewer: general)
1 carried-forward finding(s) already raised on this PR; not re-posting as new inline comments.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The large, intricate change directly modifies shielded funds movement and note selection in shielded/operations.rs and shielded/note_selection.rs, and signing and encryption-key handling in network/private_contact_requests.rs.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/contact_requests.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/contact_requests.rs:591-601: Include unresolved private sends in the public-send privacy gate
This gate checks only recorded incoming/outgoing requests through `private_contact`; it does not check `private_reply_pending`. On a device whose initial private sync is already complete, a first private send can return `ShieldedSpendUnconfirmed` or `PrivateContactRequestPending` while retaining its commitment but creating no outgoing record. A subsequent public send passes this gate and publishes both identities even though the private transition may already have executed or may still be published by redrive. This is separate from the documented restored-device synchronization precondition: scanning cannot recover an entry that has not executed yet, and this wallet already knows about the attempt. Make public-channel eligibility include unresolved private operations for the pair, retaining the refusal until definitive failure or reconciliation.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/contact_requests.rs:926-935: Reject exhausted rotation versions before funding a private send
This helper now prepares private sends as well as public documents, but saturation still relies on the public document's unique index to reject a repeated reference. With a tracked outgoing version of 15 and unchanged encryption key and receiving xpub, another private send derives the same account reference and pays for a fresh sealed entry. The append-only private store accepts it, while received ingest and `add_sent_contact_request` treat the reference as already tracked and ignore the new request. The sender's readback check then fails because the fresh commitment produces different encrypted-xpub bytes, so the operation spends its fee but returns pending without applying the request. Sync can clear the reservation, allowing further charged retries. Reject version exhaustion before sealing/payment, or implement a supported supersession scheme that does not depend on the public index.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs:888-889: Report committed requests rather than pre-ingest candidates
`PrivateContactSyncReport::requests` is documented as requests ingested, but these extensions run before collapsing candidates, filtering ignored senders, rejecting older requests, or attempting persistence. An ignored request or a request whose persistence failed is therefore returned as ingested even though it never became wallet state. The received helper already returns successful ingestions through `ingested`, but that vector is discarded here. Populate the report from successful ingestions and add equivalent sent-side tracking; cover ignored senders and a failing persister so callers can distinguish fetched candidates from committed state.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs:260-264: Retain and serialize pending private replies before paying
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5810#discussion_r4506856812)
The pre-seal reservation closes the straightforward overlapping-call case, but it is not owned and reconciled with the payment throughout its lifecycle. Four verified paths remain:
- Restart loses `pending_private_replies`, while `FileBackedShieldedStore::rehydrate_pending_spends` restores the original signed transition and its note reservations. If the original request has not landed, even a completed private scan finds no reciprocal. Retrying accept can fund another entry from other notes while the original remains executable or is redriven. GroveDB's private store appends opaque entries without contact-pair/reference uniqueness, so both fees can execute.
- Lines 912–920 settle every matching item in `read.sent`, including entries omitted from `records` because the recipient fetch failed at lines 799–801. Both ingest helpers can succeed on empty inputs, removing the reservation without storing an outgoing request. The send returns pending, but an accept retry can pay again.
- After sync settles attempt A, it awaits account building, and A subsequently awaits account registration. Attempt B can reserve the same pair during that interval. A's recipient-only cleanup at lines 288–292 then removes B's reservation, admitting another payment while B is unresolved.
- Dropping the send future during preparation bypasses cleanup. Cancellation before `note_private_reply_commitment` leaves a `None` reservation that no store scan can settle, blocking further sends and accepts for that pair until the wallet state is recreated.
Use an attempt-owned lifecycle in the Rust wallet: retain the pair-to-attempt association durably before submission can occur, compare attempt identities when updating or releasing reservations, release abandoned pre-payment preparation safely, and settle only after the corresponding request has been durably reconciled or the payment is proven unable to execute. Add regressions for reopening with an unresolved redrive, recipient-fetch failure after payment, A-settles/B-reserves/A-cleans-up, and cancellation during preparation.
… the refreshed DashPay
A private contact request's encryption keys, the sender's and the recipient's,
are now used only inside their contract bounds: unbound, bound to DashPay, or
bound to DashPay's contactRequest or privateContactRequest. contactRequest is
allowed because DashPay requires bound keys for it and apps register their
DashPay keys bound to it. Keys bound to another contract, another DashPay type
or a contract group are refused by the seal and the reader.
dpp decides the document-type scope once, in ContractBounds::check_document_type
(Allowed, Denied, or needing the group's members, which a client refuses). The
signing key check and encrypted_for's key check use it too.
After registering a refreshed DashPay, the helper reads it back from the
context provider and fails if the provider still lacks the private type, as
every page's proof would. The reader's docs no longer claim a key was the
identity's when the entry was appended.
Tests: encryption key bounds for both roles in the seal and the reader; the
DashPay refresh on an unpinned SDK, the already-current shortcut, and a
refresh the provider does not take; a send on an unpinned SDK learns the
network's version before it builds.
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…pending, and report only recorded requests
A public `contactRequest` to a recipient a private request is still pending
to is refused with `PrivateContactRequestPending`: that private request may
already be on chain, and the document would publish the pair.
`PrivateContactSyncReport::requests` now lists the requests the pass
recorded, received and sent, instead of every candidate the page opened:
`ingest_sent_requests` reports what it recorded, as the received ingest
already did, so an ignored sender's request, a replay older than the tracked
one, one already tracked, or one whose store failed is not reported.
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…, and restore it after a restart
The reservation that keeps a second private request to a recipient from
being paid for, and a public one from publishing the pair, had four gaps.
- Attempt tokens: a reservation is a `PendingPrivateReply` owned by the
attempt that made it. Only that attempt notes its commitment or releases
it, so an attempt whose request was settled can no longer release the
reservation of the next attempt to the same recipient.
- Cancellation: the send holds the reservation in a guard that releases it
when the send is dropped before it pays (synchronously when the wallet
lock is free, otherwise on a spawned task). It is kept once payment may
have started.
- Settle only what was reconciled: the private sync settles a pending
request only for a sent entry whose record it built and that the tracked
request to the recipient now matches (by account reference, or by being
newer), after both ingests succeeded. An entry whose recipient could not
be read no longer settles it with nothing recorded.
- Restart: reservations are in memory, but an unconfirmed payment survives
a restart as the shielded store's redrive record.
`PlatformWallet::restore_pending_private_contact_requests` reads the
type-29 transitions to DashPay's store from those records and reserves
each recipient again under its entry's commitment, so a sync settles it.
The private payment runs the same check right before it spends, and
refuses with `PrivateContactRequestPending` when an unresolved request
between the same pair is found, leaving the recipient reserved for that
one. A rotation still in flight is not restored.
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…e requests too
DashPay's private contact request scan and seal resolved their contract
after `require_protocol_version`, which only refreshes the SDK's version:
with proofs off the refresh asks nothing, so an unpinned SDK below 15
failed with a generic error without asking the network, although the
gate's probe asks for a proof whatever the proof setting.
The send's order is now one helper, `Sdk::establish_protocol_requirement`:
the gate first, under the caller's request settings, then, only for an
SDK that enforces no gate (a mock) and is still below, a refresh under
the same settings, then the structured refusal. The send and DashPay's
contract resolution both use it, so the scan and seal refuse below 15
with `ProtocolVersionNotActive` rather than a generic error.
`require_protocol_version` is unchanged for the features that use it.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified c7502c4 against the source and review evidence. Most prior fixes are present, but four blocking privacy/recovery issues remain: optional or non-durable recovery marking, ambiguous broadcast failures releasing protection, malformed recovery associations becoming absence, and compressed-byte matching losing valid recipient keys. This was a static review only; current CI reports passing Kotlin build/tests and policy checks, with the review pending and no separate Rust wallet test result shown.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The large, intricate diff directly changes shielded funds spending and fee-aware note selection in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs and note_selection.rs, alongside private-request signing and key handling.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs:858-870: Include unresolved private sends in the public-send privacy gate
Private payment proceeds without feature-independent recovery protection when PRIVATE_CONTACT_REQUEST_SCAN_STATE is absent: this helper returns success without writing a marker, although shielded binding requires only SHIELDED_FVK_RESTART. Reopening that wallet without `shielded` installs no viewing-key barrier, and load_from_persistor additionally discards a restored identity hold through forget_private_contact_scan_state. An empty private-store scan can then permit a public request while the saved private transition remains executable. The example-app assertion does not close this on the reviewed head: neither host declaration includes bit 14, and FFIPersister::callback_capabilities cannot expose it through its capability intersection.
Even an attesting backend is not protected if it buffers writes. PlatformWalletPersistence explicitly permits store to defer durability until flush, but this helper neither requires store_commits_inline nor flushes before payment. A process exit can therefore retain the shielded transition while losing the true marker. Require durable, feature-independent recovery marking before payment, preserve known unresolved holds independently of optional scan checkpoints, and refuse payment when that contract cannot be satisfied. Cover both a non-attesting backend reopening without shielded support and a buffered backend losing unflushed changes.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs:694-703: Retain private-channel protection after potentially delivered broadcast failures
This releases the pair and updates its unresolved-payment marker for every payment error except Pending and ShieldedSpendUnconfirmed. However, broadcast_shielded_spend maps errors accepted by broadcast_definitely_failed into ShieldedBroadcastFailed, and that shared policy explicitly acknowledges that Unavailable can occur after delivery or hide an earlier delivered retry. Applying its fund-safe note-release tradeoff to channel privacy is unsafe: the private transition can still land after this reservation is released. Because pre-send sync has already marked the store read, a subsequent public send can publish the identity pair without another scan. Keep the privacy reservation and durable marker for outcomes that permit prior delivery, independently of whether notes are released under the existing spend policy. Preserve enough outcome information to distinguish non-delivery from ambiguity, and cover an admitted submission whose response is Unavailable.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs:1602-1611: Match recovered recipient keys as curve points rather than encoded bytes
sent.recipient_public_key.serialize() always produces a 33-byte compressed encoding, but valid ECDSA_SECP256K1 identity keys can contain the 65-byte uncompressed encoding of the same point. DPP permits that representation, and the SDK sealer parses it successfully; the SDK also has an explicit uncompressed-key alias regression. This byte comparison nevertheless fails, so outgoing recovery skips the valid request and subsequently advances the cursor and readiness flag. A fresh send pays but cannot complete read-back, while a seed-restored sender can lose the private-channel evidence and later publish a public request to that recipient. Parse ECDSA identity keys and compare normalized curve points, reusing the SDK's key eligibility rules where applicable. Cover recovery with an uncompressed recipient key and verify that a subsequent public send remains refused.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs:329-334: Fail closed when a saved private payment association is malformed
Both a SQLite decoding error and a non-null association blob with an invalid length become None here. The valid signed transition and its redrive are still restored, but private_contact_redrives_for_wallet omits that payment because the association is missing. restore_private_contact_payments then succeeds and clears the wallet and identity recovery holds without reserving the affected pair. If the transition has not executed, a public send can scan an empty private store and publish the relationship while the saved private payment remains executable. The association is now safety-critical recovery state, not optional display metadata. Preserve SQL NULL as the explicit legacy case, but propagate malformed non-null data as a typed recovery error so restoration cannot release the holds. Add a reopen regression containing a valid saved transition and a malformed association.
…d association that does not read
Reopening the file shielded store read a saved payment's association
with the private contact request it pays for as absent both when the
column held SQL NULL and when it held a value that did not decode, or
did not read. The record's signed transition was still restored, but
the payment dropped out of `private_contact_redrives_for_wallet`, so the
restoration succeeded, cleared the wallet's and identities' holds, and
reserved nothing for the pair while the payment could still execute.
SQL NULL stays the legacy record with no association. Any other value
that does not read back is now kept as unreadable with its record, and
listing the wallet's payments fails with `RecoveryCorrupted`, so the
restoration fails and the holds stay; a damaged record retained without
being loaded that carries an association fails it too. The record keeps
its retained-and-skipped handling, and an unreadable association goes
with its record when the payment resolves.
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…ey as a curve point
Recovering a private contact request the wallet's identity sent compared
the 33-byte compressed key the entry was sealed to with each recipient
key's stored bytes. An ECDSA_SECP256K1 identity key may hold the same
point uncompressed, which DPP accepts and the sealer reads, so such a
request was passed over and the read position moved past it: a sender
restored from seed lost the evidence that the requests went privately,
and could publish a public request to that recipient.
Each ECDSA_SECP256K1 key of a purpose an entry can be sealed to is now
parsed and compared as a point; other keys are not matched.
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… and through an ambiguous broadcast
Three gaps let a reopened or still-running wallet publish a pair whose
private contact request payment could still execute.
A backend that did not keep the private contact request scan state took
a private payment with no recovery marker, and a buffered one could lose
the marker it stored. A private send or accept is now refused with
`PrivateContactRecoveryUnsupported` (FFI code 73) before anything is
sealed or paid unless the backend keeps that state, and the marker is
flushed before paying when the backend does not commit a store inline;
a failed store or flush refuses the payment. A clear is not flushed:
losing one only holds the identity after a restart. A load that drops
the scan state of a backend no longer attesting it keeps a restored
hold.
Keeping the scan state now also takes atomic changesets
(`PersistenceCapabilities::PRIVATE_CONTACT_SCAN_STATE_RESTART`): an
un-ignore stores the sender's removal and the read-position rewind in
one changeset, and a backend committing one without the other would
read on past the requests passed over while the sender was ignored.
A backend declaring the scan state alone keeps none of it.
A spend whose broadcast failed with `Unavailable`, which can follow
delivery, released the private request's pair with its notes. It now
fails with `ShieldedBroadcastMaybeDelivered` (FFI code 16, as a failed
broadcast); its notes are still released, as the nullifier set keeps
funds safe, but the pair stays held and its marker set, as the entry
may still be appended.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Static verification of head 8260a1c confirms two blocking recovery gaps: ambiguous-broadcast cleanup deletes durable private-payment evidence, and restoration treats damaged associated transition bytes as absence. Of the 32 prior findings, 30 are fixed, one remains valid, and one remains intentionally deferred to tracked host-mapping follow-ups. Current CI shows Kotlin build/tests and policy checks passing, with this review pending; no local builds or tests were run.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The large, intricate diff directly changes shielded funds movement and note reservation in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs and note_selection.rs, alongside private-request signing and key handling.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:1762-1766: Retain private-channel protection after potentially delivered broadcast failures
ShieldedBroadcastMaybeDelivered preserves the live contact reservation, but the shielded operation still routes it through this generic failure arm. reservation.cancel() calls clear_pending, which deletes the saved redrive row and evicts its PrivateContactPayment association in FileBackedShieldedStore. After an admitted submission returns Unavailable and the application restarts, the durable marker initially holds the identity, but restore_private_contact_payments finds no associated payment and clears both recovery holds. A private-store scan before the admitted transition executes can legitimately return empty, allowing a public request to disclose the identity pair or another private request to pay again. The new marker and fresh scan therefore do not establish the restart guarantee described in your reply: the cleanup has removed the evidence that the earlier transition remains executable. Preserve durable pair and commitment recovery evidence independently of the deliberate note-release policy, and discharge it only after publication is reconciled or non-execution is established. Extend the regression through the actual shielded rollback, file-store reopen, restoration, and a public-send attempt before entry inclusion; the current callback-injected test exercises only the live-session hold.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs:1837-1841: Fail restoration closed when an associated private payment's transition is unreadable
Every record in saved already has an explicit PrivateContactPayment association, but private_contact_request_redrive_entries silently skips transitions that cannot deserialize or do not match the expected contract/type, and this filter_map also drops entries shorter than their commitment. FileBackedShieldedStore::rehydrate_pending_spends accepts a row with valid metadata and a readable association even when its st_bytes blob cannot deserialize: the otherwise-valid metadata path does not require a successful transition decode. Damaging only those bytes after an unconfirmed broadcast therefore lets the store reopen and list the associated record, produces no payments here, and reaches note_private_payments_restored/private_payments_restored, releasing the known unresolved holds. The original network copy can still execute, so an empty private-store scan can subsequently permit public disclosure. Make explicitly associated payment recovery all-or-error, validating the transition family, target and entries before releasing any hold; preserve associated recovery evidence when redrive decoding fails as well. Add a reopen regression with an intact association and corrupted signed-transition bytes, asserting that restoration fails and public submissions remain refused.
…t to 1 MiB
A private store's chunk power is clamp(floor(log2(target / stored entry
size)), 4, 11), committed into the store when it is created. At a 512 KiB
target DashPay's privateContactRequest store (589-byte entries, 605 bytes
stored) took chunk power 9: 512 entries, about 302 KiB a page, half the
bytes of a 2048-note shielded chunk (2048 x 312 bytes, about 624 KiB).
SYSTEM_LIMITS_V5.private_document_store_target_chunk_bytes is now 1 MiB:
DashPay's pages hold 1024 entries (about 605 KiB), so reading its store
takes half the requests, and 4096-byte entries take 128 to a chunk instead
of 64. Protocol version 15 is unreleased, so the table is edited in place
and no store exists under the old target.
Drive's tests follow the new sizes:
- the empty store, the layout and the chunk power tests expect power 10
for 601-byte stored entries and 7 for 4112-byte ones;
- the paging fixture's entry count is a u16, so the paging test still
covers two compacted chunks and a buffered tail at 128 to a chunk;
- the changed-limits test compares 1 MiB with 2 MiB;
- the fixed-fee test appends 134 entries per size instead of 70, so it
still crosses a compaction at 4096-byte entries.
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…ition that does not read
A saved private contact request payment whose association reads but whose
signed transition does not decode, is not a private document create to
DashPay's privateContactRequest store, carries no entry or carries an entry
shorter than its commitment was skipped by the restore. The restore then
released the wallet and identity holds with no reservation for that pair,
so a public request to the same contact could be sent while the private
payment might still land.
The restore now reads each associated payment strictly and fails with
ShieldedRecoveryCorrupted, leaving every hold in place. Unassociated legacy
records keep the lenient read they had.
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… a broadcast that may have been delivered
A private contact request payment whose broadcast ended in an ambiguous
transport error (ShieldedBroadcastMaybeDelivered, such as Unavailable)
released its notes and dropped its saved redrive and PrivateContactPayment
association. The transition may still execute, yet nothing held its pair
after a restart, and the redrive pass had nothing to resolve.
The rollback now treats that case like ShieldedSpendUnconfirmed when the
spend pays for a private contact request: the notes stay reserved, the
redrive and its association stay saved, and the call returns
ShieldedSpendUnconfirmed. The redrive pass then settles it as landed or
rejected. Every other shielded spend, private document payments with no
association included, still releases its notes on that error as before.
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…ts own code from a shielded send
map_spend_result had no arm for PrivateContactRecoveryUnsupported, so the
explicit private contact request send and accept returned the generic
shielded failure (6) where the error's own conversion reports 73. The arm
joins the ones that keep 72 and the other dedicated codes, and the tests
check 72, 73 and the maybe-delivered split through map_spend_result next to
the From conversion.
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Base automatically changed from
feat/sdk-private-documents-send-and-scan to
v5.1-devNovember 9, 2026 10:11
…te refresh
The shielded redrive and prune passes note the commitments of a private
payment they settle as never executing, and the wallet released the
reservations held for them only before another private or public request
or payment. A private contact request whose payment was unconfirmed and
then definitively rejected therefore stayed pending, and its identity
marked unresolved, for the rest of the session: the private refresh the
apps offer did not release it, and the readiness read reported it.
sync_private_contact_requests and private_contact_readiness now consume
those notices first, so a refresh or a readiness read frees the pair and
clears its marker with no restart and no other request. A reservation is
still released only on such a notice: an unconfirmed payment, or one whose
broadcast may have been delivered, stays reserved until its redrive
resolves it.
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…let-private-contact-requests
v5.1-dev now carries #5809 (squash a8b4b49), #5817 and the v5.0-dev
merge #5818. The one conflict, packages/rs-sdk/src/mock/provider.rs, was
#5809's last commit (f597cd8, the mock context provider rechecking its
cache), which this branch had not merged yet: it takes v5.1-dev's version,
#5809's head.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
At 194acb9, most prior fixes are present, but three blocking gaps remain in recovery-evidence retention, broadcast retry ambiguity, and recovery-write durability. This was a static review; no builds or tests were run locally. Kotlin checks pass; Rust workspace tests fail on an unchanged protocol-upgrade assertion expecting Some(9) instead of Some(10), which is unrelated to this diff.
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🔴 Blocking: Fail restoration closed when an associated private payment's transition is unreadable packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3772-3777
The strict startup decoder now rejects damaged transition bytes, but the recovery lifecycle can subsequently erase the evidence that keeps publication closed. install_shielded_views logs that restoration error and leaves the account registered. With intact association/nullifier metadata, a still-recorded anchor, and attempts remaining, an ordinary coordinator sync reaches this decode-error branch. clear_redrive deletes both the durable row and its PrivateContactPayment association. A later restoration, including another configure_shielded call or reopening, then sees no associated payment and clears the wallet and identity holds, although the original signed network copy may still execute. An empty private-store scan can consequently permit a public request before the private entry lands. There is also an earlier duplicate-payment bypass: pay_private_contact_request uses unconfirmed_private_contact_requests, whose lenient decoder skips the damaged transition, and private sends do not check the failed-restoration barrier. Preserve or durably quarantine unreadable associated recovery evidence in the shielded store/redrive owner, and make pay-time recovery fail closed for those records too. Extend the corruption regression through a private send attempt and through bind, redrive, and a second restoration/reopen; the current regression verifies only the initial hold.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The large, intricate change directly modifies shielded fee funding, note reservation and spend tracking in wallet/shielded/operations.rs and note_selection.rs, alongside private-request signing and encryption key handling.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3772-3777: Fail restoration closed when an associated private payment's transition is unreadable
The strict startup decoder now rejects damaged transition bytes, but the recovery lifecycle can subsequently erase the evidence that keeps publication closed. install_shielded_views logs that restoration error and leaves the account registered. With intact association/nullifier metadata, a still-recorded anchor, and attempts remaining, an ordinary coordinator sync reaches this decode-error branch. clear_redrive deletes both the durable row and its PrivateContactPayment association. A later restoration, including another configure_shielded call or reopening, then sees no associated payment and clears the wallet and identity holds, although the original signed network copy may still execute. An empty private-store scan can consequently permit a public request before the private entry lands. There is also an earlier duplicate-payment bypass: pay_private_contact_request uses unconfirmed_private_contact_requests, whose lenient decoder skips the damaged transition, and private sends do not check the failed-restoration barrier. Preserve or durably quarantine unreadable associated recovery evidence in the shielded store/redrive owner, and make pay-time recovery fail closed for those records too. Extend the corruption regression through a private send attempt and through bind, redrive, and a second restoration/reopen; the current regression verifies only the initial hold.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/broadcast_outcome.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/broadcast_outcome.rs:123-137: Retain private-channel protection after potentially delivered broadcast failures
A final status cannot establish non-delivery across the broadcast retries. DapiClient::execute retains only the last transport error, and the SDK retry loop likewise returns its final meaningful error. For example, node A can admit the signed private transition and lose its response with Unavailable or DeadlineExceeded; subsequent endpoints can return ResourceExhausted until retries or addresses are exhausted. Both transport outcomes are retryable, but the resulting ResourceExhausted, including inside NoAvailableAddressesToRetry, is accepted by broadcast_definitely_failed and returns false here. The operation therefore returns ShieldedBroadcastFailed, settle_private_document_payment cancels the notes and deletes the redrive/association, and send_private_request releases the pair and clears its marker. A following public send can disclose the relationship, or another private send can pay again, while A's original submission remains executable. Preserve cumulative delivery uncertainty where the SDK/DAPI attempts are visible and consume it here; until that evidence exists, associated private payments must retain their recovery protection when prior delivery cannot be excluded. Add a regression with an admitted, response-lost attempt followed by ResourceExhausted retries.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs:158-163: Durably commit private-payment recovery records before broadcasting
The pre-broadcast handoff treats this successful INSERT as durable, but pending_conn is opened by open_tuned_connection with WAL synchronous=NORMAL. That setting does not synchronize every acknowledged transaction to persistent storage, so an OS crash or power loss before a checkpoint can lose the redrive and its PrivateContactPayment association after the signed transition has reached a relay. The separately flushed unresolved-payment marker is insufficient: restore_private_contact_payments clears that hold when reopening finds an empty associated-payment list. Before the retained network copy executes, an empty private-store scan can then permit public disclosure or another payment for the pair. The existing NORMAL setting was justified for a rebuildable commitment-tree cache; this PR newly relies on the pending row as authoritative privacy-recovery evidence. Use a fully durable commit on the recovery connection, or another durable pair/commitment journal, before marking PaymentStarted and broadcasting. The bulk commitment-tree connection can retain its existing performance settings.
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🔴 Blocking: Retain private-channel protection after potentially delivered broadcast failures
A final status cannot establish non-delivery across the broadcast retries. DapiClient::execute retains only the last transport error, and the SDK retry loop likewise returns its final meaningful error. For example, node A can admit the signed private transition and lose its response with Unavailable or DeadlineExceeded; subsequent endpoints can return ResourceExhausted until retries or addresses are exhausted. Both transport outcomes are retryable, but the resulting ResourceExhausted, including inside NoAvailableAddressesToRetry, is accepted by broadcast_definitely_failed and returns false here. The operation therefore returns ShieldedBroadcastFailed, settle_private_document_payment cancels the notes and deletes the redrive/association, and send_private_request releases the pair and clears its marker. A following public send can disclose the relationship, or another private send can pay again, while A's original submission remains executable. Preserve cumulative delivery uncertainty where the SDK/DAPI attempts are visible and consume it here; until that evidence exists, associated private payments must retain their recovery protection when prior delivery cannot be excluded. Add a regression with an admitted, response-lost attempt followed by ResourceExhausted retries.
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🔴 Blocking: Durably commit private-payment recovery records before broadcasting
The pre-broadcast handoff treats this successful INSERT as durable, but pending_conn is opened by open_tuned_connection with WAL synchronous=NORMAL. That setting does not synchronize every acknowledged transaction to persistent storage, so an OS crash or power loss before a checkpoint can lose the redrive and its PrivateContactPayment association after the signed transition has reached a relay. The separately flushed unresolved-payment marker is insufficient: restore_private_contact_payments clears that hold when reopening finds an empty associated-payment list. Before the retained network copy executes, an empty private-store scan can then permit public disclosure or another payment for the pair. The existing NORMAL setting was justified for a rebuildable commitment-tree cache; this PR newly relies on the pending row as authoritative privacy-recovery evidence. Use a fully durable commit on the recovery connection, or another durable pair/commitment journal, before marking PaymentStarted and broadcasting. The bulk commitment-tree connection can retain its existing performance settings.
… after the 14 to 15 upgrade
The protocol 14 to 15 upgrade test reads the chunk power of the
privateContactRequest store the upgrade creates. Under the 1 MiB chunk
target (#5809, 84c2b96) 589-byte entries take power 10, 1024 to a chunk,
not 9. #5809 merged with its workspace tests skipped (the runner image step
failed), so the expectation was left at 9 on v5.1-dev.
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1080-1115: Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Durably clear the unresolved-payment marker.
If a reservation is released or settled, the clearing store is not flushed and its errors are ignored. After a restart, the stale marker can block public requests even though no payment remains. Persist the clear durably and retain a way to retry failed clears.
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Review comment at
@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/state/managed_identity/contact_requests.rs
around lines 1080 - 1115:
Update the clear flows associated with release_private_reply,
release_rejected_private_replies, and settle_private_reply so removing an
unresolved-payment marker is durably persisted. Propagate persistence failures
and retain enough state to retry a failed clear; do not treat an in-memory
removal or an ignored flush error as successful.
356-358: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Low value
Require stores to handle private-contact associations explicitly.
A durable custom store can inherit these defaults, save a redrive, and return success while discarding its payment association. Its subsequent lookup returns no payments. Require implementations to preserve the association or report that they cannot.
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs
around lines 356 - 358:
Update the default implementation that forwards to arm_redrive so it cannot
report success while discarding the PrivateContactPayment association; require
stores to explicitly preserve the association or return an error when they
cannot.
4828-4831: Minor · Stability & Availability · Low value
Stop the listener when the test ends.
incoming().collect() never completes, and the dropped thread handle detaches the listener. Each test run leaves a thread, listening socket, and any accepted connections open until process exit. Add a shutdown path that also runs if an assertion fails.
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs
around lines 4828 - 4831:
Replace the unbounded `listener.incoming().collect()` in the spawned listener
thread with an accept loop that can observe a shutdown signal. Ensure test
cleanup signals shutdown and joins the thread even when an assertion panics, and
close any accepted connections during cleanup.
1678-1680: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Keep note cleanup until the recovery save completes.
If cancellation occurs while the recovery save waits for the store, the contact reservation is released but the funding notes remain unavailable until anchor pruning or restart. Keep the note guard responsible for cleanup until the save succeeds, then hand it over before broadcasting.
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs
around lines 1678 - 1680:
In the flow around arm_pending_release, keep the note guard responsible for
cleaning up the selected funding notes while the recovery save is pending; only
hand it over after the save succeeds and before broadcasting. Ensure
cancellation during the save leaves the guard able to release those notes.
2077-2077: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Test restoration of a saved private payment.
Both startup-order tests use an empty store and check only the wallet hold. They would pass if startup cleared the hold without restoring a saved pair. Add a saved payment and managed sender, then verify both startup orders restore the pair and refuse public publication.
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/load.rs at line 2077:
The startup-order tests only verify the wallet hold and do not establish that a
saved private payment is restored. Update both startup-order tests around the
held assertion to seed the store with a saved payment and managed sender, then
verify each startup order restores the payment-sender pair and refuses public
publication.
Test persistence ordering in the production payment flow.
This test calls only arm_redrive_before_broadcast, so it would pass if the production flow moved the save after broadcast. Add a test that intercepts the production broadcast and checks that the recovery record is already durable. Also check that a failed save prevents broadcast.
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs
around lines 4986 - 5002:
Extend the test coverage beyond the direct arm_redrive_before_broadcast call to
exercise the production payment flow: intercept its broadcast and verify the
recovery record is durable before broadcast begins, then verify a failed save
prevents broadcast entirely. Reuse the flow’s existing test hooks and
persistence mechanisms rather than testing only the helper in isolation.
395-402: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test the two readiness flags independently.
The successful FFI test expects both flags to be false, so it cannot detect a conversion that swaps or clears them. Add conversion assertions with each flag true and the other false.
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/contact_request.rs around
lines 395 - 402:
Add assertions in the successful FFI test for each readiness flag independently:
verify `private_payments_restored` is true while `private_store_read` is false,
then verify the inverse. Keep the existing assertion for the remaining readiness
state.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/contact_request.rs:
- Line 268: Update the getter’s documentation to describe its readiness cleanup:
when payment is settled as never executing, it releases matching reservations
across wallet identities and may persist updated state, including when the
requested identity is unknown. State that persistence failures are logged rather
than returned, and remove the “pure read” description.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/error.rs:
- Around line 1261-1264: The ProtocolVersionNotActive match in the
error-to-result-code mapping can classify quorum-key provider configuration
failures as ErrorProtocolVersionNotActive. Distinguish those provider failures
and route them to an existing surfaced error result code, while preserving code
70 for genuine inactive protocol-version errors.
- Around line 2898-2901: Update both assertions for
ShieldedBroadcastMaybeDelivered to expect the result code that represents
possible delivery, rather than ErrorShieldedBroadcastFailed; preserve the test’s
checks that the error is classified as an ambiguous outcome.
- Around line 676-687: Add Swift raw, FFI, and typed error mappings for codes
68–73 so restoration holds remain distinguishable; add Kotlin typed error cases
for codes 69–73 rather than relying on the generic fallback. Keep each mapping
aligned with the corresponding Rust error variants, including
ErrorPrivateContactRecoveryUnsupported.
- Around line 625-633: Export the private contact recovery operations through
the C FFI, backed by the corresponding wallet operations, so hosts can act on
ErrorPrivateContactRequestNeedsPrivateReply. Ensure
platform_wallet_manager_send_private_contact_request and the private accept
options, including
platform_wallet_manager_accept_contact_request_replying_in_kind and
platform_wallet_manager_accept_private_contact_request, are available to C
callers.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs:
- Around line 648-656: Update the ShieldedBroadcastMaybeDelivered handling in
the broadcast error match so potentially delivered spends retain their pending
recovery state and report an unconfirmed outcome until resolved; do not return
the retryable failure path that releases notes. Keep ShieldedBroadcastFailed
handling distinct so definitive failures retain their existing retry behavior.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/README.md:
- Line 131: Update the private-payment recovery documentation and the
`broadcast_outcome` handling description for `ShieldedBroadcastMaybeDelivered`
with an `Unavailable` response: state that the payment returns
`ShieldedSpendUnconfirmed` and keeps its notes reserved. Remove the conflicting
claim that those notes are released, while preserving the documented held-pair
and marker behavior.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/broadcast_outcome.rs:
- Around line 128-139: Update broadcast_may_have_been_delivered so a consensus
rejection in the final error does not override delivery ambiguity from an
earlier broadcast attempt; inspect the NoAvailableAddressesToRetry retry chain
and preserve a possible-delivery result when any prior attempt is ambiguous.
Keep definitive rejection behavior when no earlier attempt could have been
delivered.
Review comments at
@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/state/managed_identity/contact_requests.rs:
- Around line 844-851: Update apply_private_contact_requests_position to assign
private_payments_unrestored from the incoming
position.private_payments_unresolved value, so replay applies the latest marker
and a later false clears an earlier true; leave the separate live per-recipient
reservations unchanged.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs:
- Around line 1859-1862: Update the restore flow around
`note_private_payments_restored` so restoring private-payment reservations and
clearing identity holds occur atomically under the wallet lock. Preserve
existing behavior for payments that cannot be restored, ensuring their
identities remain held and cannot be exposed while the payment may still
execute.
- Around line 1831-1835: Validate that the coordinator’s network matches the
wallet’s network before accessing its store in the flow that loads private
contact redrives; reject a mismatch before the `coordinator.store().read()`
call. Preserve the existing restoration-hold behavior for matching coordinators.
- Line 1041: Update the bind flow around restore_private_contact_payments so an
identical rebind does not block waiting for the store writer while a scan is in
progress. Preserve restoration retries and ensure identities added after the
original bind are still covered; establish a non-blocking approach that
maintains both behaviors without bypassing required restoration.
- Around line 1859-1863: Update the restoration flow around
`note_private_payments_restored` and `persister.private_payments_restored()` so
holds are not cleared while an unconfirmed private contact payment lacks a saved
association and may still execute. Keep public sends held until each such
payment is recovered or definitively determined unable to execute, while
preserving the existing release behavior once restoration is complete.
- Around line 1851-1855: Update the private-payment restoration flow around
restore_private_payments to fence both restoration steps against wallet
replacement. Tie the store read and contact-reservation restoration to the same
wallet instance or generation, and stop before applying stale records if removal
and recreation occurred; use the established wallet lifecycle mechanism rather
than introducing an unrelated check.
Review comments at
@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs:
- Line 1105: Update the rebind flow around evict_private_contact_payments so
unresolved private payments cannot lose their recovery records when a funding
account is dropped. Refuse the rebind until those payments resolve, or preserve
their recovery records through eviction; retain the existing purge behavior for
resolved payments.
- Line 889: Update the malformed private-payment redrive handling around the
private_contact_payments removal so undecodable saved transition bytes do not
delete the redrive or its association. Retain the record, or use an existing
durable corruption latch, until the payment is resolved; ensure restoration
cannot clear the holds while that unresolved payment may still execute.
- Around line 491-500: Update the transition classification in the shielded
recovery-row handling so type-29 private document creation is treated as a note
spend. Ensure malformed recovery metadata follows the existing retain-and-skip
path, records the affected wallet in unloaded_private_contact_payments, and does
not fail opening the shared shielded store.
- Around line 160-177: Make the shielded_pending_spends recovery row durable
before the broadcast can occur. Update the persist-redrive flow around the
INSERT OR REPLACE so its commit uses durability settings that prevent the row
from being lost after a power failure, and ensure that commit completes before
broadcasting.
Review comments at
@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:
- Around line 3330-3331: Update the set_pending_spend failure path in the spend
operations flow to propagate the error through pre-broadcast cleanup and stop
before broadcasting. Keep the reservation guard’s rollback behavior intact so
notes backing a live payment cannot become selectable again.
- Line 1773: Update the settlement flow around `finalize_pending` so the
recovery association remains available until the appended private request is
durably recorded, and ensure the public-send scan cannot accept a snapshot that
omits that request. Preserve the existing hold and recovery safeguards while
establishing the required ordering.
---
Major comments:
Review comments at
@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/state/managed_identity/contact_requests.rs:
- Around line 1080-1115: Update the clear flows associated with
release_private_reply, release_rejected_private_replies, and
settle_private_reply so removing an unresolved-payment marker is durably
persisted. Propagate persistence failures and retain enough state to retry a
failed clear; do not treat an in-memory removal or an ignored flush error as
successful.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at
@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:
- Around line 4828-4831: Replace the unbounded `listener.incoming().collect()`
in the spawned listener thread with an accept loop that can observe a shutdown
signal. Ensure test cleanup signals shutdown and joins the thread even when an
assertion panics, and close any accepted connections during cleanup.
- Around line 1678-1680: In the flow around arm_pending_release, keep the note
guard responsible for cleaning up the selected funding notes while the recovery
save is pending; only hand it over after the save succeeds and before
broadcasting. Ensure cancellation during the save leaves the guard able to
release those notes.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs:
- Around line 356-358: Update the default implementation that forwards to
arm_redrive so it cannot report success while discarding the
PrivateContactPayment association; require stores to explicitly preserve the
association or return an error when they cannot.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/contact_request.rs:
- Around line 395-402: Add assertions in the successful FFI test for each
readiness flag independently: verify `private_payments_restored` is true while
`private_store_read` is false, then verify the inverse. Keep the existing
assertion for the remaining readiness state.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/load.rs:
- Line 2077: The startup-order tests only verify the wallet hold and do not
establish that a saved private payment is restored. Update both startup-order
tests around the held assertion to seed the store with a saved payment and
managed sender, then verify each startup order restores the payment-sender pair
and refuses public publication.
Review comments at
@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:
- Around line 4986-5002: Extend the test coverage beyond the direct
arm_redrive_before_broadcast call to exercise the production payment flow:
intercept its broadcast and verify the recovery record is durable before
broadcast begins, then verify a failed save prevents broadcast entirely. Reuse
the flow’s existing test hooks and persistence mechanisms rather than testing
only the helper in isolation.
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- In a build with the `shielded` feature, `load_from_persistor` holds a wallet that bound a shielded account before (its persisted viewing key shows it). A wallet with no persisted viewing key never bound one, since a bind persists the key before installing anything and refuses when it cannot.
- In every build, an identity whose private scan state marks a private payment that may be unresolved (`PrivateContactRequestsPosition::private_payments_unresolved`) is held. The wallet stores the marker durably before such a payment may reach the network, flushing a backend that does not commit a store inline, and stores it cleared once the identity holds no private request it is paying for or has not read back. A loaded hold is kept even when the backend no longer attests the scan state.
A private contact request is therefore paid for only over a backend attesting `PRIVATE_CONTACT_REQUEST_SCAN_STATE` together with `ATOMIC_CHANGESETS` (`PersistenceCapabilities::PRIVATE_CONTACT_SCAN_STATE_RESTART`), as the scan state is written in changesets that must commit whole: any other refuses the private send and the private accept with `PrivateContactRecoveryUnsupported` (FFI code 73) before anything is sealed or paid, and a marker that cannot be stored or flushed refuses the payment too. A payment whose broadcast may have been delivered (`ShieldedBroadcastMaybeDelivered`, an `Unavailable` answer) keeps its pair held and its marker set, though its notes are released. A saved payment whose association with the request it pays for does not read back fails the restoration, so the holds stay.
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Correct the private-payment recovery documentation.
When an Unavailable broadcast may have been delivered, a private-contact payment keeps its notes reserved and returns ShieldedSpendUnconfirmed. Update the README and broadcast_outcome.rs to describe that behavior.
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/README.md at line 131:
Update the private-payment recovery documentation and the `broadcast_outcome`
handling description for `ShieldedBroadcastMaybeDelivered` with an `Unavailable`
response: state that the payment returns `ShieldedSpendUnconfirmed` and keeps
its notes reserved. Remove the conflicting claim that those notes are released,
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Keep identical rebinds from waiting for a scan.
When a scan holds the store writer, payment restoration blocks an identical rebind until the scan finishes. The Swift example app calls bind on the main actor, so this can freeze its UI for minutes. Avoid the wait while preserving restoration retries and coverage for identities added after bind.
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line 1041:
Update the bind flow around restore_private_contact_payments so an identical
rebind does not block waiting for the store writer while a scan is in progress.
Preserve restoration retries and ensure identities added after the original bind
are still covered; establish a non-blocking approach that maintains both
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If a host passes the previous network’s coordinator, an empty lookup clears the wallet’s restoration holds without restoring its pending private request. A public request can then publish that relationship before the private payment executes. Reject a network mismatch before reading the coordinator’s store.
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around lines 1831 - 1835:
Validate that the coordinator’s network matches the wallet’s network before
accessing its store in the flow that loads private contact redrives; reject a
mismatch before the `coordinator.store().read()` call. Preserve the existing
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If removal and recreation occur after the store read, the old restoration can reserve contacts on the replacement wallet using deleted redrive records. Those reservations can block contact requests without a matching recovery record. Fence both restoration steps against wallet replacement.
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around lines 1851 - 1855:
Update the private-payment restoration flow around restore_private_payments to
fence both restoration steps against wallet replacement. Tie the store read and
contact-reservation restoration to the same wallet instance or generation, and
stop before applying stale records if removal and recreation occurred; use the
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Code analysis · TLA+ model checking
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---- MODULEReviewModel ----
(* One saved payment names an identity that may be added during restoration. Apply and Clear correspond to the two separately locked DashPay calls. Adding the identity restores its unresolved-payment hold. *)VARIABLESpc,present,reserved,held,walletHeldvars==<<pc,present,reserved,held,walletHeld>>Init==/\pc="apply"/\present=FALSE/\reserved=FALSE/\held=FALSE/\walletHeld=TRUEApply==/\pc="apply"/\pc'="clear"/\reserved'=present/\UNCHANGED<<present,held,walletHeld>>Add==/\~present/\present'=TRUE/\held'=TRUE/\UNCHANGED<<pc,reserved,walletHeld>>Clear==/\pc="clear"/\pc'="done"/\held'=FALSE/\walletHeld'=FALSE/\UNCHANGED<<present,reserved>>Idle==/\pc="done"/\present/\UNCHANGEDvarsNext==Apply\/Add\/Clear\/Idle(* An unresolved payment must retain a hold or a pair reservation. *)PublicSafe==(pc="done"/\present)=>(walletHeld\/held\/reserved)(* TLCINIT InitNEXT NextINVARIANT PublicSafe*)
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Restore reservations and clear holds under one wallet lock.
If PlatformWallet::apply adds a held identity between these calls, restoration skips its payment but clears its hold. A public request can then expose the contact while the private payment can still execute. Restore reservations and clear holds atomically.
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around lines 1859 - 1862:
Update the restore flow around `note_private_payments_restored` so restoring
private-payment reservations and clearing identity holds occur atomically under
the wallet lock. Preserve existing behavior for payments that cannot be
restored, ensuring their identities remain held and cannot be exposed while the
payment may still execute.
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Keep public sends held for legacy payments.
If an unconfirmed private contact payment has no saved association, automatic restoration skips it but clears the holds. A public send can then publish the pair before the private payment executes. Keep the holds until those payments are recovered or definitively cannot execute.
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Update the restoration flow around `note_private_payments_restored` and
`persister.private_payments_restored()` so holds are not cleared while an
unconfirmed private contact payment lacks a saved association and may still
execute. Keep public sends held until each such payment is recovered or
definitively determined unable to execute, while preserving the existing release
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Classify private document creation as a note spend.
If a saved private-contact payment has malformed recovery metadata, its type-29 transition is not classified as a note spend. The shared shielded store then fails to open for every wallet. Classify this transition so the store retains the row and holds restoration for the affected wallet.
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Update the transition classification in the shielded recovery-row handling so
type-29 private document creation is treated as a note spend. Ensure malformed
recovery metadata follows the existing retain-and-skip path, records the
affected wallet in unloaded_private_contact_payments, and does not fail opening
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Keep malformed private-payment redrives until they are resolved.
If saved transition bytes become undecodable after submission, shielded sync deletes the redrive and its private-payment association. A later restoration can then clear the holds while the original payment may still execute. Retain the record or a durable corruption latch until the payment is resolved.
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Update the malformed private-payment redrive handling around the
private_contact_payments removal so undecodable saved transition bytes do not
delete the redrive or its association. Retain the record, or use an existing
durable corruption latch, until the payment is resolved; ensure restoration
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Prevent removal of accounts with unresolved private payments.
If a rebind drops the funding account before a private payment resolves, the purge deletes its recovery record. After restart, a public send can proceed before the private payment executes, exposing the pair. Refuse the rebind until the payment resolves, or preserve its recovery record.
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Update the rebind flow around evict_private_contact_payments so unresolved
private payments cannot lose their recovery records when a funding account is
dropped. Refuse the rebind until those payments resolve, or preserve their
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…let-private-contact-requests
Brings in #5811 (wasm-sdk private contact requests) and #5798 (storage
refunds priced at the storing epoch's rate). No conflicts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the exact head f7a1204 and confirmed four blocking recovery/lifecycle defects in the complete feature range; the remaining prior findings are addressed or retain their tracked deferral. The head's incremental change is only the correct chunk-power test expectation, which is also present on the newer base, and the supplied base-drift evidence reports no conflicts. This was static-only verification; current CI reports Rust workspace, Kotlin, and Swift build/tests passing.
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🔴 Blocking: Fail restoration closed when an associated private payment's transition is unreadable packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3772-3777
Strict associated_payment_commitments validation protects restoration only while the recovery record exists. Rehydration accepts a row with readable routing/nullifier metadata and an intact association even when st_bytes cannot deserialize. If its anchor remains recorded and retry budget remains, this redrive branch calls clear_redrive, whose file-store implementation deletes both the persisted row and its PrivateContactPayment association. Binding logs restoration failure without disabling shielded sync, so a redrive pass can erase the evidence that caused the initial refusal. A subsequent restoration sees an empty payment list and clears the holds while the original network copy may still execute. Retain associated unreadable records, or a durable corruption latch, until verified reconciliation establishes resolution. Extend the damaged-st_bytes regression through redrive and another restoration, checking that public submission remains refused.
source: gpt-6.1-sol (phase2-reviewer: general, architecture-layering, ffi-engineer, platform-versioning, security-auditor)
2 carried-forward finding(s) already raised on this PR; not re-posting as new inline comments.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This large, intricate change directly modifies shielded fee funding, note reservation and spend tracking in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs and private-request signing and encryption-key handling in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/private_contact_requests.rs.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3772-3777: Fail restoration closed when an associated private payment's transition is unreadable
Strict associated_payment_commitments validation protects restoration only while the recovery record exists. Rehydration accepts a row with readable routing/nullifier metadata and an intact association even when st_bytes cannot deserialize. If its anchor remains recorded and retry budget remains, this redrive branch calls clear_redrive, whose file-store implementation deletes both the persisted row and its PrivateContactPayment association. Binding logs restoration failure without disabling shielded sync, so a redrive pass can erase the evidence that caused the initial refusal. A subsequent restoration sees an empty payment list and clears the holds while the original network copy may still execute. Retain associated unreadable records, or a durable corruption latch, until verified reconciliation establishes resolution. Extend the damaged-st_bytes regression through redrive and another restoration, checking that public submission remains refused.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3228-3232: Make delayed note cleanup conditional on reservation ownership
The spawned Drop cleanup retains only SubwalletId and nullifiers, not the reservation attempt or wallet generation. After cancellation queues this task, removal/recreation or account purge/rebind can remove the old reservation and install a new reservation for the same seed-derived notes before the task runs. release_reserved_notes then unconditionally clears the replacement reservation. In FileBackedShieldedStore, clear_pending also deletes redrives containing that nullifier and evicts their private-contact associations, so an old future's cleanup can make a newer payment's notes selectable and erase its recovery evidence. The lifecycle gate held by the original private payment ends when that future is dropped; the detached cleanup does not retain it. Give note reservations attempt-owned compare-and-clear semantics under the store lock, including explicit cancellation and detached cleanup, and add a regression delaying cleanup across purge/rebind and a replacement reservation.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs:158-163: Durably commit private-payment recovery records before broadcasting
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5810#discussion_r4511879484)
The pre-broadcast recovery INSERT uses pending_conn, which open_path creates through open_tuned_connection with WAL and synchronous=NORMAL. Successful execution therefore does not establish power-loss durability, yet arm_redrive_before_broadcast immediately marks PaymentStarted and permits submission without a synchronization barrier. The separately flushed unresolved-payment marker can survive while the signed transition and its sender/recipient association disappear. After reopening, restore_private_contact_payments interprets an empty associated-payment list as successful restoration and clears the holds; an empty private-store scan can then permit public disclosure or another private payment while the original submitted transition remains executable. Give the recovery connection commit-level durability, such as synchronous=FULL, and propagate failures before broadcasting. The commitment-tree connection can retain its separate cache-oriented performance policy; flushing the host's marker cannot synchronize this SQLite recovery write.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/broadcast_outcome.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/broadcast_outcome.rs:123-137: Retain private-channel protection after potentially delivered broadcast failures
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5810#discussion_r4511879479)
The classifier preserves delivery uncertainty only for a final Unavailable status, but DapiClient::execute retries DeadlineExceeded and other ambiguous failures across addresses while retaining only the last transport error. A first node can admit the transition and lose its response, followed by a backup returning ResourceExhausted or Unimplemented. Those final statuses satisfy broadcast_definitely_failed but not broadcast_may_have_been_delivered, producing ShieldedBroadcastFailed. Associated-payment settlement then cancels the notes and deletes the recovery association, and the contact send releases its pair and marker, although the earlier submission can still execute. Preserve cumulative delivery provenance in the SDK/DAPI execution result, or conservatively retain private-payment protection when the available result cannot establish non-delivery for every attempt. Add a regression covering an admitted, timed-out first attempt followed by a refusing final attempt; isolated status-code tests do not cover this sequence.
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🔴 Blocking: Make delayed note cleanup conditional on reservation ownership
The spawned Drop cleanup retains only SubwalletId and nullifiers, not the reservation attempt or wallet generation. After cancellation queues this task, removal/recreation or account purge/rebind can remove the old reservation and install a new reservation for the same seed-derived notes before the task runs. release_reserved_notes then unconditionally clears the replacement reservation. In FileBackedShieldedStore, clear_pending also deletes redrives containing that nullifier and evicts their private-contact associations, so an old future's cleanup can make a newer payment's notes selectable and erase its recovery evidence. The lifecycle gate held by the original private payment ends when that future is dropped; the detached cleanup does not retain it. Give note reservations attempt-owned compare-and-clear semantics under the store lock, including explicit cancellation and detached cleanup, and add a regression delaying cleanup across purge/rebind and a replacement reservation.
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Basic explanation
What this does: the wallet can now send, receive and accept DashPay contact requests that nobody else can see.
Value: private requests make DashPay contacts without publishing who knows whom. Once received, a private request establishes a contact and gets its payment accounts exactly as a public one does, so payments, rotation and restore keep working.
Risks: low to medium.
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Part of anonymous DashPay contact requests for 5.1. It builds on the SDK calls in #5809 (send, scan and read private contact requests). Sam's decisions applied here:
What was done?
Sending:
PlatformWallet::send_private_contact_request(coordinator, seed, account, sender, recipient, label, auto_accept_proof, shielded_address, signer, crypto, prover)DashPayView::prepare_contact_request, shared by both sends. A later request to the same recipient, either way, rotates past this one.signersigns the request with the first of the sender's keys it holds amongprivate_contact_request_signing_keys: enabledAUTHENTICATIONkeys at a level DashPay's documents are signed at (HIGHorCRITICAL), bound to no other contract or document type.private_document_create_from_pool_with_metadataappends the entry with a type 29 transition paid from the account's notes:ShieldedFeeKind::PrivateDocumentCreate { entry_count, entry_size };Receiving:
DashPayView::sync_private_contact_requests(crypto, max_pages)private_contact_requests_from_scan). That needs no secret key.How a private request is recorded: as a
ContactRequest.contactRequestdocument carries them, with IVs taken from the entry's commitment. So:contactRequestdocument to carry its Platform-assigned$createdAtCoreBlockHeight, and no Core chain puts that at 0. SoContactRequest::came_privately()reads the channel from the record itself, and it holds across restarts. Our receiving account for the contact is scanned from the wallet's birth.DashPayState::private_contact(contact)derivesreceived_privatelyandsent_privatelyfrom the tracked requests. Only the contact's shielded address stays in memory, noted from the request tracked from that contact and rebuilt by the scan a cold start runs.Accepting:
PlatformWallet::accept_private_contact_request(coordinator, seed, account, request, shielded_address, signer, crypto, prover)accept_contact_request_replying_with, shared by both accepts.Older requests are no rotation.
ingest_received_requestsandingest_sent_requestspass over a request older than the one tracked with the same contact. Older is compared by the account reference's version, which a rotation bumps, then by creation time. A cold start reads the private store from its start, and could otherwise replay a request that a public one already superseded. The same goes for an old request appended to the store again.Auto-accept. A request that came privately carries no auto-accept proof into the wallet. Accepting it pays from the shielded pool, which the unattended auto-accept drain cannot do, so it is accepted by hand.
Crypto provider.
ContactCryptoProvidergains two methods:scan_private_document_pageseal_private_contact_request, which takes the signature from the identity signerThey take Rust-built key paths (
PrivateDocumentKeyPaths), so the scalars never leave the signer. Both default to an "unsupported" error, so existing providers compile unchanged. The testSeedCryptoProviderimplements them. The Keychain-backed provider comes with the FFI PR.Unignoring a sender rewinds the private cursor, as it rewinds the document cursor, so the skipped requests are read again.
Refactor. The document sync's teardown of stale external accounts moved into
tear_down_stale_external_accounts, which both syncs call. The cursor advance moved ahead of it. That is behaviour-neutral, as all of it runs under one lock.Changes from review
accept_contact_request_replying_in_kind(onDashPayView, and onPlatformWalletwithshielded) replies the way a request came. It replies privately when the request came privately and no reply exists yet, and otherwise with a document or by adopting the reply already sent. Hosts no longer catch code 68 and choose.PlatformWallet's version takes what a private reply is paid with as a closure (PrivateReplyPayment), called only for a private reply, so a public reply needs neither shielded support nor the seed.PrivateContactRequestPending.PrivateContactRequestPendinginstead of paying again, while the payment is in flight or unconfirmed, and until a sync reads the entry back. A payment that definitely failed releases it.PlatformWallet::restore_pending_private_contact_requestsand right before every private payment, so no second request to that pair is paid for.PrivateContactRequestPending, since the private one may already be on chain.PrivateContactSyncReport::requestsholds what the ingests recorded. Not included: a request already tracked, an ignored sender's, a replay, or one whose store failed.How Has This Been Tested?
cargo test -p platform-wallet --features shielded --lib -- private_contact private_document_create contact dashpay older_request: 233 passed.should_send_read_and_accept_a_private_contact_request. Two wallets on mock SDKs:should_recover_a_sent_private_contact_request_from_the_store: a wallet restored from seed rebuilds its sent record byte for byte from the store alone.should_record_a_private_request_the_same_way_every_timean_older_request_than_the_tracked_one_is_no_rotation: replays and earlier requests of the same version are passed over on both sides, and a newer rotation is still taken.test_select_for_a_private_document_create_covers_its_fee_alone: the fee kind equals the consensus fee, 141,155,400 credits for one DashPay entry.cargo clippy -p platform-wallet --features shielded --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean.cargo check -p platform-wallet-ffi, with and without--features shielded.Breaking Changes
None for consensus. Two host-visible behaviour changes, both
PlatformWalletError::PrivateContactRequestNeedsPrivateReply: the public accept refuses a request that came privately, and the public send refuses a contact whose requests came or went privately. A host routes those to the private accept and send.Checklist:
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