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LNURLVerify: provider-backed token rails, quoted only when the payer taps a network - #159
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lnurl-server's FixedFloat rails advertise USDT and USDC under the plain coin
tickers precisely so that LNURLVERIFY_ASSETS' default ("USDT,USDC") offers
them with no configuration. This checks it against the server's canned
payRequest instead of assuming it.
… its deposits The fixture is lnurl-server's FF_ASSETS chain list. A chain added there first fails here rather than reaching a payer as a raw CAIP-2 id. It also checks the explorer link for a chain-native deposit transaction id, which the server reports as the paymentReference.
A payment option may name a provider, the third party that holds its deposit address (lnurl-server's FixedFloat rails send "provider": "FixedFloat"). It is carried from the option through TokenOption to the network's prompt state and the checkout model. The network chip and the amount line then read "Arbitrum One via FixedFloat". An option that names none shows no attribution. The provider is a short display string from the LNURL, so it gets the bound the plugin already applies to unit names (1-64 characters); anything else is ignored.
lnurl-server's callback answer can carry paymentDestinationTag, the memo a memo-bearing currency's deposit needs. Neither the checkout nor any of its payment URIs can attach one, so a payer would send funds the provider cannot credit. The network is refused instead, and the invoice log names the tag and the option. This is the one change to LnurlTokenRequester in this series, ruled in by the coordinator: it is an additive refusal and leaves every other answer as it was. The server's default allowlist advertises no memo-bearing currency, so the guard is dormant today.
… URI FixedFloat's USDT on Tron has no URI builder (TokenNamespaces returns null for tron), so the checkout must show the deposit address and the amount with no deeplink rather than fail. Checked on the mainnet asset lnurl-server advertises.
…network uses On a network whose option names a provider, the checkout states next to the QR three things the payer must know before sending: - the deposit address belongs to that third party, not the merchant; - the quote expires; - a late, short or excess deposit is resolved with the provider, not with the merchant or BTCPay. On lnurl-server's FixedFloat rails, neither BTCPay nor the LNURL service can refund such a deposit. The README and the verification runbook say the same, and the runbook's unit count is updated to 363.
…n the checkout The stub LNURL gains a second address answering as lnurl-server's FixedFloat rails do: - options name provider "FixedFloat" on mainnet chain ids; - each callback is a new order with its own deposit address and verify id; - a quote carries only paymentQuote.expiresAt, with no top-level expiresAt; - verify and verifyBatch answer in the destination shape, with the payer's deposit transaction as paymentReference. The browser test checks four things on a stock install: - it provisions USDT and USDC; - the chips, amount and notice name FixedFloat; - the countdown runs out and the re-quote lands at a new deposit address; - the invoice settles through verifyBatch alone, with the deposit transaction linked on Arbiscan. It runs against the in-process stub, not lnurl-server's simulated provider, which needs the Arkade regtest stack.
The test assumed the first Arbitrum quote on screen was the stub's order 1, with a 20 s lifetime. On a loaded machine it showed order 2. Reproduced by slowing each FixedFloat callback by 2 s and logging the stub's orders: - opening the tab quotes every network, which made order 1; - the test's tap landed while the page still held Arbitrum as unrequested, so the tap asked for it again; - an explicit network is re-quoted even when it already holds a live quote, so that request made order 2. The page's busy flag cannot reveal the tap's request either, because the open-time request's finally clears it. A first fix that waited on it failed under the same slowdown. The test now: - waits until the page's own model has no unrequested network before tapping, so a tap sends no request; - reads which order the QR shows from the stub, checks no newer one exists, and expects the re-quote to be exactly the next order; - keeps Arbitrum quotes at 60 s only until it has watched one expire, so the re-quote lasts ten minutes. Every assertion keeps its intent: the provider label, the notice, the short countdown, the re-quote, settling on the deposit transaction through verifyBatch alone, and the Arbiscan link.
A token quote can be a real order with a third party plus a solver swap. On lnurl-server's FixedFloat rails, opening the USDC tab used to place seven FixedFloat orders at once. "Request every rail when the checkout opens" is on by default, and the tab asked for every network. That is more than FixedFloat's whole per-minute budget of five orders. Now: - a token network is requested only when the payer taps it. The setting governs the Bitcoin rails alone, and the checkout no longer sends an activation when the tab opens; - a tap on a network that already holds a live quote for the amount due asks for nothing. Before, a tap the page had not yet caught up with placed a second order; - "live" is the same state the checkout shows, now kept on TokenNetworkState, so the guard can never refuse a network the checkout offers a new quote for. The cost is one round trip before the first QR. The FixedFloat browser test now taps and waits for the QR. It asserts that the untapped Tron network has no order and the tapped one exactly one, and keeps every earlier assertion.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds provider metadata and provider-aware checkout details for token rails. Token quotes are requested when a payer selects a network. Tests add a FixedFloat simulation and cover quote expiry, re-quoting, and settlement verification. ChangesProvider-backed token checkout
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Payer
participant LnurlTokenCheckout
participant LnurlRailCheckoutController
participant StubLnurl
Payer->>LnurlTokenCheckout: Selects a token network
LnurlTokenCheckout->>LnurlRailCheckoutController: Requests activation for the selected network
LnurlRailCheckoutController->>StubLnurl: Calls the FixedFloat callback
StubLnurl-->>LnurlTokenCheckout: Returns quote, deposit address, and expiry
Payer->>StubLnurl: Sends a deposit
StubLnurl-->>LnurlTokenCheckout: Returns verification and payment reference
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A provider-backed checkout may tell a payer that a quote expires even when it has no expiry. This is a localized notice issue; correct the wording before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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🟡 Minor · Request a non-live quote when the payer taps its network. · LnurlTokenCheckout.cshtml:142
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRequest a non-live quote when the payer taps its network.
If a network is
failed,expired, orstale,pickselects it but does not callrequest. The payer must press the separate refresh button, althoughPlanTokensnow accepts that network on tap. Request every non-live state on selection; retain the live-quote guard so a tap on a live network sends nothing.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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90-90: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a pre-click order-count assertion.
The current assertion runs after the Arbitrum click. It cannot distinguish a quote created on checkout open and reused by the click from a quote created by the click. Assert
(0, 0)before the first network click.Suggested test coverage fix
await OpenTokenTab(page, tester, invoiceId); await Expect(page.Locator("#LnurlTokenNetworks button")).ToHaveTextAsync(new[] { "Arbitrum One via FixedFloat", "Tron via FixedFloat" }); + Assert.Equal((0, 0), (stub.Orders("ff-usdtarbitrum"), stub.Orders("ff-usdttrc"))); string Evm(int n) => $"ethereum:{StubLnurl.ArbitrumUsdt}@42161/transfer?address={StubLnurl.DepositAddress("ff-usdtarbitrum", n)}&uint256=63360000";🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 39-40: Update the destination-tag guard in LnurlTokenRequester to
reject any paymentDestinationTag token that is present and not JSON null,
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- Line 142: Update the network-selection logic in pick to call request for every
non-live quote state, including failed, expired, and stale; retain the guard
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the first network click. Keep the existing post-click assertion that verifies
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The guard read paymentDestinationTag as a string only, so a numeric tag (an XRP destination tag is an integer) slipped through: the payer would be shown an address with no way to attach the memo the provider needs to credit the deposit. Any value that is present and not JSON null now refuses the network, and the log line names the tag's string form. A JSON null tag is no tag. Found by CodeRabbit on #159.
…e quote Under quote-on-tap a tap is the payer's request. Yet a tap on a network whose quote had expired, failed or was for an old amount only selected it, leaving the payer to find the refresh button. A tap now asks the LNURL for any network that is not live. A tap on a live quote still asks for nothing, and the server still refuses to re-quote a live one. "Live" is one definition in the component, client time included, so a chip whose countdown has run out counts as expired before the page refetches. The FixedFloat browser test now re-quotes the expired network by tapping it. It also asserts that opening the tab placed no order on either network before the first tap, and none for Tron after the Arbitrum re-quote. Found by CodeRabbit on #159.
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🟡 Minor · Make the provider notice accurate for quotes without an expiry. · LnurlTokenCheckout.cshtml:24
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake the provider notice accurate for quotes without an expiry.
If a provider returns a quote without
expiresAt, the requester accepts it andisLivekeeps it live. The new notice still tells the payer to send before the quote expires. Show the expiry instruction only whencurrent.expiresAtexists, or use wording that covers both cases.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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… requests (#160) * feat(lnurlverify): send the payer's IP on a checkout's rail and token requests Every LNURL callback the plugin made came from this server's IP, so an LNURL service's per-IP limits (lnurl-server: 30 a minute on its destination and offline-swap callbacks) throttled a busy store on every rail. A checkout's rail activation and token quote now send X-Forwarded-For: the IP BTCPay resolved for the checkout request (HttpContext.Connection.RemoteIpAddress), as one value, and nothing for a missing, unspecified or loopback IP. An IPv4-mapped address is mapped to IPv4 first, so ::ffff:0.0.0.0 counts as unspecified and a payer is sent as a plain IPv4 address. Core's InvoiceActivator stands between the checkout controller and the payment handlers and passes nothing through, so the controller sets an AsyncLocal that the rail and token handlers read when they create their per-activation client. Nothing else reads it: Lightning invoice requests, the connection's lookup and save probe, and verify/verifyBatch polling never send the header. The recorder's re-issue after a partial payment runs on its own event loop and carries none. Not covered: a rail that core's own checkout page activates because a store or invoice makes it the default payment method (UIInvoiceController.GetCheckoutModel). Reaching it would need a filter on core's checkout actions. Tests: a rail activation through RailActivationGate and a token quote through TokenActivations carry exactly the payer's IP (IPv4, IPv6, IPv4-mapped); missing, unspecified and loopback IPs send nothing; the setup lookup with the save probe, and the poller, send nothing while a payer IP is ambient, and both fail when the connection handler or the poller forwards it. 368 -> 381. Docs: what is sent and when; that the lnurl-server operator must list this server in TRUSTED_FORWARDERS; that BTCPay takes X-Forwarded-For from any sender, so a listed server needs a proxy that sets it; the privacy cost; a live check. * fix(lnurlverify): forward a payer IP only when BTCPay can vouch for it BTCPay applies X-Forwarded-For from any sender (Startup.cs clears KnownProxies). A payer who reaches BTCPay without a sanitising proxy in front could therefore choose the IP the checkout forwarded, and so dodge an LNURL service's per-payer limits. CodeRabbit raised this on #160. PayerIp.Resolve now reads X-Original-For, which ForwardedHeadersMiddleware overwrites with the TCP peer it replaced: - no header: nothing was forwarded, so RemoteIpAddress is the peer itself; - a loopback or private peer (a local proxy such as Docker nginx): its X-Forwarded-For is believed; - a public or unreadable peer: nothing is sent, and the payer shares the store's own limit as before. Forward also skips private addresses, which name no one to an outside service. The tests run BTCPay's own ForwardedHeadersMiddleware setup, including a forged X-Original-For with and without X-Forwarded-For. 381 -> 401.
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Brings in #159 (FixedFloat rails) and #160 (payer IP). - StubLnurl: both sides' members are kept. The callback counter runs before the FixedFloat branch, so token orders count as callbacks too. - TokenCheckoutBrowserTests: keeps this branch's static Start(test) and #159's Invoice(tester, payUrl, assets...); #159's FixedFloat test now calls Start(this). - ConnectionStringBuildTests: #160's save-probe test answered with a placeholder mainnet "lnbc1". This branch's Save now decodes the invoice and refuses a network mismatch, so the fixture answers with a real regtest invoice instead. - VERIFICATION: the descriptions of both sides are kept, and the count is 415, the suite after the merge.
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lnurl-server is gaining FixedFloat edge rails (ArkLabsHQ/lnurl-server#66). A Lightning address can advertise, say, USDT on Arbitrum. The payer sends USDT to a FixedFloat deposit address, FixedFloat pays a Lightning invoice minted by an intent-solver swap, and the receiver ends up with Arkade BTC. The plugin's token rails from #157 already handle most of that. This PR adds what is specific to a third-party provider, and changes when token networks get quoted.
Provider attribution
provideris parsed (1–64 characters) and carried through to the checkout.providershows no attribution.Quote on tap, not on open. A token quote can be a real order with a third party plus a solver swap. Before this change, opening the USDC tab on a FixedFloat-backed address placed seven FixedFloat orders at once, which is more than FixedFloat's whole budget of five orders a minute.
Destination tags. A token answer carrying any non-null destination tag (a memo) is refused for that network: the checkout cannot attach one, and funds sent without it would not be credited. It is dormant today, because none of the server's FixedFloat options need a tag.
What the server sends, and why the plugin takes it as is
expiresAt. Their short deadline ispaymentQuote.expiresAt, which the checkout already counts down and re-quotes after. The plugin still refuses any destination that expires before the invoice.paymentReferenceis the payer's deposit transaction on the token chain, in that chain's own format, so the payments list links it to the right explorer.TrackedDestinationRegistry,TokenAmount,TokenNamespacesand the requester's settlement path are unchanged.Verification
dotnet test BTCPayServer.Plugins.LNURLVerify.Tests -c Releasegives 368 passed, against a baseline of 347 on9b41b56. Browser tests on a ServerTester host: the new FixedFloat test (3 consecutive passes) and the existingA_payer_sees_each_networktest pass.verifyBatchonly, with an Arbiscan link to the deposit;LNURLVERIFY_ASSETSat itsUSDT,USDCdefault) picks up both units from a FixedFloat-shaped pay request, and that every FixedFloat chain is named and links its deposits. They also pin that Tron USDT renders an address and an amount with no payment URI.Not yet run
Connect_wallettest, which needs a WalletConnect project id.This and #158 both touch
PaymentOption.cs,TokenCheckoutBrowserTests.cs,README.mdandVERIFICATION.md. Whichever merges second resolves those.