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feat(platform)!: dashpay contract v3 declares the checks of its data triggers - #4933
What this does: The DashPay contract checks contact requests and profiles with two hand-written data triggers (code in Drive, outside the contract). From protocol version 15 (Platform 5.1) the new DashPay contract v3 states those same checks in its own schema, using the keywords 4.2 and 5.0 added, and the two triggers are switched off. It also states how the two encrypted contact request fields are encrypted, so consensus can refuse bytes of the wrong shape and wallets can read the recipe from the contract.
Value: DashPay's rules live in the contract, where wallets, SDKs and explorers can read them, instead of in Drive code. Two more Drive code paths stop running at 5.1. Contact requests whose encrypted label is not an IV plus whole AES blocks are now refused instead of stored and silently dropped by the recipient.
Risks: Medium-low. It is a consensus change at protocol version 15, which has not shipped. The upgrade replaces DashPay v2 with v3 without the contract update checks (as the upgrade to v2 did), so a changed property encoding would misread stored documents; v3 only adds declarations, a test pins that every v1 and v2 property is stored as before, and an upgrade test reads v2 documents back unchanged. Clients that match on the old DataTriggerConditionError messages see new error codes.
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Protocol version 14 shipped in 5.0.0 with DashPay v2 unchanged, so this PR no longer edits v2 in place: it adds DashPay v3 at protocol version 15 (5.1).
The DashPay contactRequest create trigger checked that the recipient is not the sender and that the recipient identity exists. The profile create and replace trigger checked that each DIP-33 payment address starts with type byte 0x00 (P2PKH) or 0x01 (P2SH). The schema language can now say all three: distinctFrom, refersTo (identity) and the propertyConstraintsbyteAt operand from #5336.
What was done?
DashPay contract v3 (packages/dashpay-contract/schema/v3/dashpay.schema.json, selected by SYSTEM_DATA_CONTRACT_VERSIONS_V4):
encryptedAccountLabel carries the same encryptedFor. The maximum bounds are what encryptedFor requires of a key id; DashPay keeps sized integer types off, so both indexes are still stored as i64.
A profile without an address reads its byte 0 as 0, so the rule holds, as the trigger skipped an absent address.
The corePaymentAddress and platformPaymentAddress descriptions name the rule that now holds the type byte instead of the data trigger; shieldedAddress keeps v2's description.
Wiring
transition_to_version_15 re-stores DashPay with apply_contract (no storage flags), as transition_to_version_14 did for v2.
Data trigger bindings 3 (bindings/list/v3, selected by DRIVE_ABCI_VALIDATION_VERSIONS_V11) are bindings 2 without the DashPay bindings, built by filtering v2's list. feat(platform)!: token marketplace escrow trees and token market contract (PV15) #5526 introduced bindings 3 at the same version for the token market contract's order rejects, so the one list does both.
contact request to oneself
14: DataTriggerConditionError (40500) "Identity <id> must not be equal to owner id"
15: DocumentPropertyNotDistinctError (10419) contactRequest.toUserId distinct from $ownerId
contact request to an identity that does not exist
14: DataTriggerConditionError (40500) "Identity <id> doesn't exist"
15: ReferencedEntityNotFoundError (40120) identity <id>, path toUserId
encryptedAccountLabel of 50 bytes (within 48..80, not an IV plus whole blocks)
14: accepted
15: InvalidEncryptedPropertyShapeError (10420)
profile corePaymentAddress starting with 0x02, on create or replace
14: DataTriggerConditionError (40500) "corePaymentAddress must start with address type byte ..."
15: DocumentPropertyConstraintViolatedError (10422) rule corePaymentAddressType
All of these are paid consensus errors.
Left out on purpose
Checks on the two keys (identityProperty on senderKeyIndex / recipientKeyIndex, so both keys must exist and not be disabled). A key id with a reference is always stored as a u32, and DashPay stores its key indexes as i64: the upgrade would misread every stored contact request. It needs that type stored at the contract's integer width first.
keyRequirements on the keys: the testnet census found mobile wallets use an unbound ENCRYPTION key for both indexes, and purpose takes one value.
contactInfo: encToUserId is AES-256-ECB and privateData CBC under a BIP32-derived key; neither is the scheme encryptedFor knows.
The per-contact encryptedShieldedAddress field (DIP-33 amendment, docs: add DIP-33 (DashPay payment addresses) dips#188): it belongs in v3 too, but in its own PR; v3 is unreleased, so that PR can extend it in place.
How Has This Been Tested?
rs-dpp system_data_contracts::dashpay_v3_tests: v3 registers under full validation at the latest version; every property DashPay v1 (protocol 13) and v2 (protocol 14) declares has the same stored encoding in v3; the parsed contract carries the identity reference, distinctFrom, both encryptedFor declarations and both byteAt rules.
drive-abci batch/tests/document/dashpay_v3.rs, end to end through process_raw_state_transitions at protocol versions 14 and 15: a valid contact request; one to oneself, to a missing identity, and with a 50-byte label; a profile address with a bad type byte on create and on replace.
drive-abci creation.rsshould_enforce_profile_payment_address_type_bytes now runs at 14 (trigger) and 15 (rule).
drive-abci test_protocol_change_v14_to_v15_upgrades_dashpay_and_keeps_v2_documents_readable: a profile with both addresses, a contact request (with an accountReference above u32) and a contact info stored at 14 read back unchanged under v3 after the upgrade, and the stored contract is v3.
Pins at the latest version that move with the contract: the DashPay contract fees in check_tx (registration processing fee 24,004,476,710 -> 24,004,855,740 credits, its fee-multiplier variant 24,008,953,420 -> 24,009,711,480, update 29,005,214,590 -> 29,005,647,760, and the invalid create and update validation fees 346,680 -> 346,830 and 448,660 -> 448,810), the protocol version 15 root hash in rs-drive/tests/deterministic_root_hash.rs, and the nullifier batch guard's settled roots (its validation hashes are unchanged).
Fixtures: the deletion and replacement contact requests get a 48-byte label (replacement from 15 only, so its 13 and 14 fee pins stay), the check_tx profile gets valid addresses, and should_reject_a_duplicate_payment_before_its_failing_trigger_without_charging_the_trigger now fails a DPNS domain create's billed parent lookup, since no DashPay trigger runs at 15.
Local runs, all passing: drive-abci lib filtered to every test touching DashPay (dashpay, check_tx, contract_bound_auth, contract_group_bound_auth, key_limits, nullifier_batch_guard, id_reuse, identity_update, identity_create_from_shielded_pool, deletion_tests, replacement_tests, transition_to_version_15); rs-dpp lib filtered (system_data_contracts, registration_cost, validation_schema, native_schema, dashpay, 124 tests); rs-drive deterministic_root_hash, dashpay, drive_storage_ops_coverage. Not run locally: clippy and the full suites (CI).
In-place changes to shipped generations
None. DashPay v3, data trigger bindings 3, SYSTEM_DATA_CONTRACT_VERSIONS_V4, DRIVE_ABCI_VALIDATION_VERSIONS_V11 and transition_to_version_15 are selected only by protocol version 15, which has not shipped. DashPay v2 and bindings 2 are untouched. This branch's earlier edits to them (protocol version 14, before it shipped in 5.0.0) were superseded by the merge of v5.1-dev.
Breaking Changes
Consensus change at protocol version 15 (unreleased): contact requests with an account label or public key that is not an IV plus whole AES blocks are refused, and the errors for a contact request to oneself or to a missing identity, and for a profile address with an unknown type byte, change code as listed above. Clients that match on the old DataTriggerConditionError messages must match the new errors.
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New Features
DashPay v3 adds validation for contact requests, requiring a different, existing recipient identity and correctly formatted encrypted fields. Profile payment-address type values are also restricted.
Protocol version 15 applies the updated DashPay contract and preserves existing profile, contact request, and contact information documents during the upgrade.
DashPay-specific data-trigger checks are removed in protocol version 15; the corresponding validation is enforced by contract rules instead.
Documentation
Added guidance on DashPay validation rules and how they differ across protocol versions.
DashPay v2's contactRequest now states in its schema what consensus checks,
using the PV14 keywords, instead of a hand-written data trigger:
- toUserId: distinctFrom "$ownerId" (no request to oneself) and an
identityPublicKey refersTo naming recipientKeyIndex (the recipient
identity exists, holds that key, and the key is not disabled; the
trigger only checked the identity).
- encryptedPublicKey / encryptedAccountLabel: encryptedFor with the
ecdh-secp256k1-aes256-cbc scheme, so wallets read the recipe from the
contract and consensus refuses bytes that are not an IV plus whole
AES blocks. senderKeyIndex / recipientKeyIndex gain maximum u32::MAX,
which encryptedFor requires; DashPay keeps sizedIntegerTypes off, so
both are still stored as i64.
- Data trigger bindings 2 (PV14 only) drop the contact request trigger.
The three new profile address fields lose their schema descriptions to
keep the stored contract small; their formats move to a code comment.
DashPay v2 replaces v1 in place at the PV14 upgrade without the contract
update checks, so new tests pin that every v1 property keeps its stored
encoding, run the registration checks system contracts skip, and read v1
contact documents back unchanged across the upgrade.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Protocol version 15 selects DashPay contract v3 and data-trigger binding version 3. The v15 transition applies the contract. Tests compare validation across protocol versions and check that existing documents remain readable and unchanged.
Changes: DashPay v3 protocol activation
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Define and load the v3 contract packages/dashpay-contract/schema/v3/*, packages/dashpay-contract/src/*, packages/rs-dpp/src/system_data_contracts.rs, book/src/evo-sdk/dashpay-contact-requests.md
The v3 schema defines document fields and constraints. The loader exposes v3, tests check stored encodings and selected declarations, and documentation describes contact-request consensus checks.
Select v3 contract and bindings for protocol 15 packages/rs-platform-version/src/version/*, packages/rs-platform-version/src/version/drive_abci_versions/..., packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/validation/.../bindings/list/v3/*
Protocol version 15 selects DashPay contract v3. Data-trigger binding version 3 removes DashPay bindings and retains token-market rejection bindings.
Apply v3 during the v15 transition packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/.../v0/mod.rs
The v15 transition applies the DashPay contract. The integration test checks the stored contract and verifies that existing document types remain readable and unchanged.
Verify protocol-specific validation and regression fixtures packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/validation/.../tests/*, packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/check_tx/v0/mod.rs, packages/rs-drive/tests/deterministic_root_hash.rs
Tests compare protocol 14 data-trigger errors with v15 schema-rule errors. Test fixtures and fee and state-hash expectations are updated for the v3 schema and binding changes.
During the protocol upgrade, some invalid contact requests may briefly enter the mempool before being rejected. This is bounded and does not persist invalid documents, so the change is mergeable with awareness of that window.
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feat(platform)!: dashpay contact requests declare their checks
Oct 13, 2026
Protocol version 14 shipped in 5.0.0 with DashPay v2 and data trigger
bindings 2 unchanged, so the in-place edits this branch made to both can
no longer land. The merge keeps v5.1-dev's tree: the declarations move to
a new DashPay v3 at protocol version 15 in the next commit.
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Verified that base 939b235 and head 11c7ebc reference the identical tree, 734281f04121174c4fe8adad80e47bffb9db0cf7; both the direct and merge-base diffs are empty, confirming the reviewers' no-findings conclusions. The merge superseded the earlier PV14 edits, so the contact-request declarations described in the PR body are not present at this head. Current CI shows build/test jobs skipped and PR Hygiene failing with configuration-error, a workflow-policy failure rather than a code-check failure; this static approval applies only to the empty reviewed range, not to the described feature.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The described schema declarations and trigger-binding removal change consensus validation but are contained rather than large or intricate, so they do not meet both requirements for critical.
…(PV15)
From protocol version 15 the DashPay contract v3 states in its schema what
its two data triggers checked, and data trigger bindings 3 stop running
them:
- contactRequest.toUserId refers to an identity (refersTo) other than the
writer (distinctFrom "$ownerId"): 40120 and 10419 instead of the
trigger's 40500.
- encryptedPublicKey and encryptedAccountLabel declare encryptedFor
(ecdh-secp256k1-aes256-cbc between senderKeyIndex and recipientKeyIndex),
so each must be an IV plus whole AES blocks (10420); both key indexes gain
the u32 maximum it requires and stay stored as i64.
- profile rules corePaymentAddressType and platformPaymentAddressType hold
each DIP-33 address's first byte to 0x00 or 0x01 (byteAt, 10422).
- The three profile address descriptions move to a code comment.
transition_to_version_15 re-stores DashPay with apply_contract, which runs
no contract update checks, so v3 only adds declarations: a test pins that
every v1 and v2 property keeps its stored encoding, and an upgrade test
reads v2 documents back unchanged under v3. Bindings 3 are v2 without the
DashPay bindings. v15 changelog note 14.
Tests pinned at the latest version move with the contract: the check_tx
DashPay fees, the deterministic root hash, the nullifier batch guard
settled roots. Fixture contact requests and profiles get valid labels and
addresses from protocol version 15, and the shielded failing-trigger test
fails a DPNS domain create's parent lookup instead of the contact request
trigger.
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Static verification of the complete diff at 8565a56 found no actionable in-scope defects. DashPay v3, trigger removal, and the guarded migration activate together at protocol 15 while preserving historical schemas and stored-document encodings; the address-metadata finding is fixed and both withdrawn findings remain withdrawn. Current CI reports successful Rust workspace, JavaScript, Swift, and Kotlin checks; PR Hygiene remains pending, and no builds or tests were run locally.
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#5744 (a contest is decided by its index values) took v15 note 19, so
DashPay v3 is now note 20: the note itself, note 3's remark, the
validation_and_processing and system_data_contracts comments, and the
transition_to_version_15 comment. The validation comment keeps both
sides: the bindings 3 clause (token market rejects, no DashPay bindings)
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#5634 (version 2 asset unlocks once Core V24 is active) took v15 note
20, so DashPay v3 is now note 21: the note itself, note 3's remark, the
validation_and_processing and system_data_contracts comments, and the
transition_to_version_15 comment. The methods comment is the base's
(adds build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents 1); the
validation comment keeps the DashPay bindings clause.
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validation_and_processing and system_data_contracts comments, and the
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Assert the distinctFrom, encryptedFor, and byteAt declarations on the upgraded DashPay contract.
The v14-to-v15 upgrade test checks the toUserId identity reference on the stored contract. It does not check the distinctFrom, encryptedFor, or byteAt declarations. It also submits no document after the upgrade. The checks for these three declarations use genesis fixtures, so a lost declaration in the stored upgraded contract would not fail any test.
Add assertions for these three declarations on the contract fetched after the upgrade. Use the same checks that dashpay_v3.rs runs against genesis fixtures (lines 259-341).
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The v14 to v15 upgrade test checked only the toUserId identity reference
on the DashPay contract it stores. It now also checks the contact
request's distinctFrom, both encryptedFor declarations and the profile's
two byteAt rules, against the contract DashPay v3 loads with, so a
declaration the store lost would fail a test.
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v5.1-dev took v15 changelog note 22 for re-enabling the voter key of the
address a masternode returns to (#5768). The DashPay v3 note becomes 23,
after it, and its references follow: note 3's bindings remark, the
validation_and_processing and system_data_contracts comments, and the
protocol change comment in perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change.
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Basic explanation
What this does: The DashPay contract checks contact requests and profiles with two hand-written data triggers (code in Drive, outside the contract). From protocol version 15 (Platform 5.1) the new DashPay contract v3 states those same checks in its own schema, using the keywords 4.2 and 5.0 added, and the two triggers are switched off. It also states how the two encrypted contact request fields are encrypted, so consensus can refuse bytes of the wrong shape and wallets can read the recipe from the contract.
Value: DashPay's rules live in the contract, where wallets, SDKs and explorers can read them, instead of in Drive code. Two more Drive code paths stop running at 5.1. Contact requests whose encrypted label is not an IV plus whole AES blocks are now refused instead of stored and silently dropped by the recipient.
Risks: Medium-low. It is a consensus change at protocol version 15, which has not shipped. The upgrade replaces DashPay v2 with v3 without the contract update checks (as the upgrade to v2 did), so a changed property encoding would misread stored documents; v3 only adds declarations, a test pins that every v1 and v2 property is stored as before, and an upgrade test reads v2 documents back unchanged. Clients that match on the old
DataTriggerConditionErrormessages see new error codes.Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Protocol version 14 shipped in 5.0.0 with DashPay v2 unchanged, so this PR no longer edits v2 in place: it adds DashPay v3 at protocol version 15 (5.1).
The DashPay
contactRequestcreate trigger checked that the recipient is not the sender and that the recipient identity exists. Theprofilecreate and replace trigger checked that each DIP-33 payment address starts with type byte0x00(P2PKH) or0x01(P2SH). The schema language can now say all three:distinctFrom,refersTo(identity) and thepropertyConstraintsbyteAtoperand from #5336.What was done?
DashPay contract v3 (
packages/dashpay-contract/schema/v3/dashpay.schema.json, selected bySYSTEM_DATA_CONTRACT_VERSIONS_V4):encryptedAccountLabelcarries the sameencryptedFor. Themaximumbounds are whatencryptedForrequires of a key id; DashPay keeps sized integer types off, so both indexes are still stored as i64.profilegains two rules:corePaymentAddressandplatformPaymentAddressdescriptions name the rule that now holds the type byte instead of the data trigger;shieldedAddresskeeps v2's description.Wiring
transition_to_version_15re-stores DashPay withapply_contract(no storage flags), astransition_to_version_14did for v2.bindings/list/v3, selected byDRIVE_ABCI_VALIDATION_VERSIONS_V11) are bindings 2 without the DashPay bindings, built by filtering v2's list. feat(platform)!: token marketplace escrow trees and token market contract (PV15) #5526 introduced bindings 3 at the same version for the token market contract's order rejects, so the one list does both.SYSTEM_DATA_CONTRACT_VERSIONS_V4andDRIVE_ABCI_VALIDATION_VERSIONS_V11comments, and a "What consensus checks" table inbook/src/evo-sdk/dashpay-contact-requests.md.Before and after, protocol version 14 vs 15:
All of these are paid consensus errors.
Left out on purpose
identityPropertyonsenderKeyIndex/recipientKeyIndex, so both keys must exist and not be disabled). A key id with a reference is always stored as a u32, and DashPay stores its key indexes as i64: the upgrade would misread every stored contact request. It needs that type stored at the contract's integer width first.keyRequirementson the keys: the testnet census found mobile wallets use an unbound ENCRYPTION key for both indexes, andpurposetakes one value.contactInfo:encToUserIdis AES-256-ECB andprivateDataCBC under a BIP32-derived key; neither is the schemeencryptedForknows.encryptedShieldedAddressfield (DIP-33 amendment, docs: add DIP-33 (DashPay payment addresses) dips#188): it belongs in v3 too, but in its own PR; v3 is unreleased, so that PR can extend it in place.How Has This Been Tested?
system_data_contracts::dashpay_v3_tests: v3 registers under full validation at the latest version; every property DashPay v1 (protocol 13) and v2 (protocol 14) declares has the same stored encoding in v3; the parsed contract carries the identity reference,distinctFrom, bothencryptedFordeclarations and bothbyteAtrules.batch/tests/document/dashpay_v3.rs, end to end throughprocess_raw_state_transitionsat protocol versions 14 and 15: a valid contact request; one to oneself, to a missing identity, and with a 50-byte label; a profile address with a bad type byte on create and on replace.creation.rsshould_enforce_profile_payment_address_type_bytesnow runs at 14 (trigger) and 15 (rule).test_protocol_change_v14_to_v15_upgrades_dashpay_and_keeps_v2_documents_readable: a profile with both addresses, a contact request (with anaccountReferenceabove u32) and a contact info stored at 14 read back unchanged under v3 after the upgrade, and the stored contract is v3.check_tx(registration processing fee 24,004,476,710 -> 24,004,855,740 credits, its fee-multiplier variant 24,008,953,420 -> 24,009,711,480, update 29,005,214,590 -> 29,005,647,760, and the invalid create and update validation fees 346,680 -> 346,830 and 448,660 -> 448,810), the protocol version 15 root hash inrs-drive/tests/deterministic_root_hash.rs, and the nullifier batch guard's settled roots (its validation hashes are unchanged).check_txprofile gets valid addresses, andshould_reject_a_duplicate_payment_before_its_failing_trigger_without_charging_the_triggernow fails a DPNS domain create's billed parent lookup, since no DashPay trigger runs at 15.dashpay,check_tx,contract_bound_auth,contract_group_bound_auth,key_limits,nullifier_batch_guard,id_reuse,identity_update,identity_create_from_shielded_pool,deletion_tests,replacement_tests,transition_to_version_15); rs-dpp lib filtered (system_data_contracts,registration_cost,validation_schema,native_schema,dashpay, 124 tests); rs-drivedeterministic_root_hash,dashpay,drive_storage_ops_coverage. Not run locally: clippy and the full suites (CI).In-place changes to shipped generations
None. DashPay v3, data trigger bindings 3,
SYSTEM_DATA_CONTRACT_VERSIONS_V4,DRIVE_ABCI_VALIDATION_VERSIONS_V11andtransition_to_version_15are selected only by protocol version 15, which has not shipped. DashPay v2 and bindings 2 are untouched. This branch's earlier edits to them (protocol version 14, before it shipped in 5.0.0) were superseded by the merge of v5.1-dev.Breaking Changes
Consensus change at protocol version 15 (unreleased): contact requests with an account label or public key that is not an IV plus whole AES blocks are refused, and the errors for a contact request to oneself or to a missing identity, and for a profile address with an unknown type byte, change code as listed above. Clients that match on the old
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