fix(key-wallet): reject multi-OP_RETURN drains and memo-on-asset-lock - #973
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Two defects found auditing merged #928 (OP_RETURN memo outputs). 1. A multi-OP_RETURN drain built an UNRELAYABLE transaction that stranded the entire balance. #928's drain guard requires exactly one VALUE carrier but put no ceiling on data outputs, so `dest + 2 memos` built cleanly. Dash Core's IsStandardTx tallies data carriers into nDataOut and rejects nDataOut > 1 as `multi-op-return`, so no node ever accepts it. A drain spends everything and reserves its inputs, and the sweep path only reclaims inputs once a competing transaction confirms — for a transaction that was never relayed no competitor can exist, so the balance sits behind something that can neither confirm nor be replaced until an explicit abandon. Enforce nDataOut <= 1 with a typed BuilderError::TooManyOpReturnOutputs naming the standardness rule. The guard counts the FINAL output set, after the asset-lock burn substitution and the change push, so it measures the shape that would go on the wire exactly as a validating node counts it. That also makes it general rather than drain-only: an ordinary two-memo send is just as unrelayable and is now refused too. 2. An asset-lock build silently DISCARDED an OP_RETURN memo. The build replaces tx_outputs with vec![burn], dropping self.outputs, and #928 exempted asset locks from both drain guards — so `.add_op_return(..)` on an asset lock succeeded with the memo gone and the caller believing their data was on-chain. Memo-on-asset-lock is unsupported (the one standard data slot is taken by the credit-mirroring burn); the silent drop was the defect. Refuse it with a typed BuilderError::OpReturnOnAssetLock, before coin selection so nothing is selected or reserved. Both new variants are additive and every consumer renders BuilderError via Display, so no match arms change. Tests: two-memo drain and two-memo send both yield the typed error with nothing built and no reservation left behind; a single carrier still builds; asset lock refuses a memo in both drain and non-drain modes. Also pins the DEFAULT output order. All four #928 tests called preserve_output_order(), leaving the default shape untested. BIP-69 sorts by value ascending, so a zero-value memo lands at vout 0 and the destination follows. That is left as-is and documented: output position carries no consensus or relay meaning, and no consumer reads the memo positionally — add_op_return has no call site outside this module and the FFI does not expose it. Callers needing a fixed layout opt into preserve_output_order(), as the MAYA-style test does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe transaction builder now enforces a one-OP_RETURN relay limit, rejects OP_RETURN outputs in asset-lock transactions, exposes typed errors, and adds coverage for ordinary sends, drains, asset locks, ordering, and reservations. ChangesOP_RETURN policy enforcement
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BuilderErrorwiththiserror::Error.Replace the manual
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In `@key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/transaction_builder.rs`:
- Around line 2212-2222: Update the five affected tests in
key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/transaction_builder.rs at lines
2212-2222, 2252-2261, 2280-2288, 2304-2321, and 2348-2359 to replace hardcoded
Address::dummy(Network::Testnet, ...) values for destinations, change addresses,
and asset-lock credit scripts with addresses derived from the shared
TestWalletContext fixture.
- Around line 970-979: Coordinate the public key-wallet API release for the new
BuilderError variants TooManyOpReturnOutputs and OpReturnOnAssetLock: update the
crate version according to the project’s compatible-release policy, propagate
that version change to required workspace metadata or consumers, and document
the new match arms for downstream exhaustive BuilderError matches.
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In `@key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/transaction_builder.rs`:
- Around line 970-1030: Derive thiserror::Error for BuilderError and replace its
manual fmt::Display and std::error::Error implementations with #[error(...)]
attributes on every variant, preserving the existing messages and typed fields.
Mark the CoinSelection variant with #[source] so the underlying error remains
available through the error source chain, while keeping all variant types
unchanged.
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Converting to issue #978 — the defect is latent (no app path builds a memo-carrying drain today; verified both swap routes use fixed-amount change-leaving sends). The complete, CodeRabbit-approved fix remains on |
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Audit findings on merged #928 (OP_RETURN memo outputs). Two defects, both verified by repro against
devat5877d15fbefore any code was touched, plus one low-severity gap in that PR's test coverage.Both are latent today:
add_op_returnhas no call site outsidetransaction_builder.rsand the FFI does not expose it. They become reachable the moment the MAYA memo wiring lands, which is why they are worth fixing now rather than after.1. HIGH — a multi-OP_RETURN drain built an unrelayable transaction that stranded the whole balance
#928's drain guard (transaction_builder.rs:551-562atdevtip) requires exactly one value carrier but placed no ceiling on data outputs. Sodest + 2 memosbuilt cleanly:Dash Core's
IsStandardTxtallies data carriers intonDataOutand rejectsnDataOut > 1with themulti-op-returnreason. No node accepts such a transaction, so it never reaches a mempool and can never be mined.A drain turns that from an annoyance into stranded funds. It spends the entire balance and reserves its inputs, so the wallet is left pointing at a transaction that can neither confirm nor be displaced: the sweep path only reclaims inputs once a competing transaction confirms, and for something no node ever relayed no competitor can exist. Recovery requires an explicit abandon.
The repro made the reservation part concrete — the rejected build had previously returned
Some(ReservationToken(2)), i.e. the inputs really were held behind the dead transaction.Fix. Enforce
nDataOut <= 1with a typedBuilderError::TooManyOpReturnOutputs { count, max }whose message names the standardness rule:The guard counts the final output set — after the asset-lock burn substitution and after the change push — so it measures the shape that would actually go on the wire, exactly as a validating node counts it, and cannot drift if a later path introduces a data output. That placement also makes it general rather than drain-only: an ordinary two-memo send is equally unrelayable and is now refused too.
2. MEDIUM — an asset-lock build silently discarded an OP_RETURN memo
:512-518rebuildstx_outputsasvec![burn], droppingself.outputsentirely, and:540-541exempted asset locks from both drain guards. So.add_op_return(b"...")on an asset lock succeeded with the memo gone:The single output was the empty burn (
Script(OP_RETURN OP_0)); the memo was absent from the transaction the caller was handed and would have believed was on-chain.Fix. Memo-on-asset-lock is genuinely unsupported — the transaction's one standard data slot is occupied by the burn that mirrors the payload credits. The defect is the silence, not the limitation. An OP_RETURN on an asset-lock build now returns a typed
BuilderError::OpReturnOnAssetLock, checked before coin selection so nothing is selected or reserved. Applies to both drain and non-drain asset locks, since both discardself.outputs.Scoped deliberately to OP_RETURN outputs. Plain value outputs are also dropped on an asset-lock build — a wider pre-existing wart — but existing tests depend on that tolerance, so it is left alone here.
3. LOW — the default output order is now pinned
All four
#928tests calledpreserve_output_order(), so the shape a caller gets by default was untested. BIP-69 sorts by value ascending, so a zero-value memo lands at vout 0 and the destination follows:Checked and left as-is rather than changed. Output position carries no consensus or relay meaning —
IsStandardTxcounts data outputs but never inspects where they sit — and no consumer reads the memo positionally:add_op_returnhas no call site outside this module and the FFI does not expose it. A caller needing a fixed layout (a vault expecting vout 0, say) opts intopreserve_output_order(), as the MAYA-style test does. Added a test so that shape changes deliberately rather than silently.Compatibility
Both new variants are additive. Every consumer renders
BuilderErrorthroughDisplay(key-wallet-ffi/src/error.rs:375,key-wallet-manager/src/error.rs:102); there are no exhaustive matches on it, so no match arms change.cargo check -p key-wallet-manager -p key-wallet-ffi --all-targetspasses.Test evidence
Five tests added. Each guard test was confirmed load-bearing: with the two guards temporarily removed, all three fail, and they fail with exactly the defect behaviour described above.
test_drain_rejects_a_second_data_carriertest_ordinary_send_rejects_a_second_data_carriertest_ordinary_send_still_allows_one_data_carriertest_asset_lock_rejects_an_op_return_memotest_drain_default_output_order_places_the_zero_value_memo_firstAll four original
#928tests still pass unchanged.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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