feat(platform)!: dpns contract v3 checks name registration with schema keywords by QuantumExplorer · Pull Request #5337 · dashpay/platform

QuantumExplorer · 2026-10-08T14:18:51Z

Basic explanation

Registering a Dash username takes two steps. First you post a sealed preorder, a hash of a secret salt and the name. Then you reveal the name with the salt. Until now a piece of node code (a "data trigger") checked the reveal.

From protocol version 14 the DPNS contract checks almost all of this itself, with schema rules that any node or client can read:

The lowercase "normalized" name is generated by the platform from the name you typed. If you send one, it must be the one the platform generates.
The reveal must use your own preorder, made in an earlier block. The reveal deletes the preorder, and you get its storage fee back.
A preorder's hash now includes your identity, and preorders are kept per identity. Someone who copies your pending preorder can neither block yours nor use the copy to take the name once your reveal shows the salt.
A new name must point at its owner's identity.

The node code keeps only one job: checking the parent domain. A name must sit under an existing domain (today only dash), and only the contract owner may create a top-level domain. Names still cannot be changed or deleted. That is now the contract's own documentsMutable: false and canBeDeleted: false instead of trigger code.

At the upgrade every existing preorder is deleted and the preorder storage is rebuilt. Someone halfway through a registration at that moment has to preorder again.

Issue being fixed or feature implemented

Most of the DPNS domain create trigger can now be written as contract keywords (generatedFrom, refersTo with a findBy function, minimumAgeBlocks, consume, propertyConstraints), all from protocol version 14. Writing them into the contract makes the rules visible to clients and removes node-only code. The parent domain check stays a data trigger for now.

The keywords also check what the trigger did not:

The trigger only looked for a preorder with the matching hash. It did not check whose preorder it was or how old it was.
The trigger's record check read keys the schema does not allow (dashUniqueIdentityId, dashAliasIdentityId), so it never compared records.identity with the owner.

Checking only the owner would have left the preorder hash unique across all identities. A copy of a pending preorder, stored first, would then block the real one. And if preorders were kept per identity without the owner in the hash, a copier could reveal the name with their copy once the owner's reveal made the salt public. So v3 does both: preorders are unique per owner, and the hash covers the owner.

What was done?

DPNS contract v3 (`packages/dpns-contract`, `schema/v3`)

domain (its property positions, transient list and stored encoding are v2's, so stored domains decode unchanged; a test proves it):

normalizedLabel and normalizedParentDomainName declare generatedFrom sys.stringTransformations.homographSafeASCII of label / parentDomainName, and drop their own pattern (and minLength: 0). A generated value can only hold what its param's pattern allows.

preorderSalt declares the commit and reveal:

"refersTo": {
  "type": "deletableDocument",
  "documentType": "preorder",
  "findBy": {
    "$ownerId": "$ownerId",
    "saltedDomainHash": {
      "function": "sys.hash.sha256d",
      "params": ["$ownerId", "preorderSalt", "normalizedLabel", { "const": "." }, "parentDomainName"]
    }
  },
  "minimumAgeBlocks": 1,
  "consume": true
}

New rule, judged only until the name first changes hands:
```
"propertyConstraints": {
  "recordsIdentityIsOwner": {
    "ifThen": [
      { "equal": ["$transferredAt", "$createdAt"] },
      { "equal": ["records.identity", "$ownerId"] }
    ]
  }
}
```
A create records its block time as the transfer time too. A transfer or purchase in a later block records a later time, so the rule no longer reads the record, and Drive points records.identity at the new owner as before. A plain records.identity == $ownerId rule would refuse every transfer and purchase.
canBeDeleted: false (v2: true, with a reject trigger). The transferable, tradeMode and history flags are unchanged.
preorderSalt, records.identity and the preorder's saltedDomainHash are written with the "type": "bytes", "size": 32 and "type": "identifier" shorthands (feat(dpp)!: add identifier and bytes property type shorthands (PV14) #5355); they parse to v2's types.
Descriptions are shortened and the $comments removed.

preorder:

Unique index ownerAndSaltedHash over $ownerId and saltedDomainHash, replacing saltedHash over the hash alone.
Requires $createdAtBlockHeight (read by minimumAgeBlocks).

Parser (rs-dpp, PV14 meta-schema v3 and parser generation 3, both unreleased)

A findBy function may take "$ownerId", the writer's 32-byte id, as a param (LookupKeyParam::Writer, appended to the enum). The preimage functions (preimage, check_preimage, key_value) take the writer's id.
A findBy entry "$ownerId": "$ownerId" is accepted on a transferable or tradeable referring type when the findBy holds a function. Such a key is judged on the create alone, so a later transfer cannot move it.
consume accepts that findBy entry as proof the writer owns the found document, as it accepts the where entry.

Versions and upgrade

SYSTEM_DATA_CONTRACT_VERSIONS_V3 (protocol version 14 only): dpns: 3. Earlier tables are unchanged.
transition_to_version_14 re-stores DPNS through a new Drive::apply_contract_rebuilding_document_types, which:
1. deletes the whole preorder subtree (every preorder made before the upgrade, unrefunded);
2. runs the normal contract update against the stored contract minus preorder, so the update creates the type exactly as for a newly added type.
3. puts the rewritten contract in the block cache, as a contract update does, so no read in the activation block can fall back to an old copy in the global cache.
A test checks that the rebuilt preorder tree, primary key tree and index tree are identical to a chain born at protocol version 14, and that the old saltedDomainHash index tree is gone. A Drive test warms the global cache with DPNS v2, rebuilds, and reads v3 inside the block's transaction.
Genesis at protocol version 14 loads v3 and still inserts the dash top-level domain.
DRIVE_ABCI_VALIDATION_VERSIONS_V10 (protocol version 14 only): create_domain_data_trigger: 2.

Data triggers

create_domain_data_trigger_v2, a new generation that keeps only the parent domain checks of v1:
- a top-level domain only by the DPNS contract owner;
- the parent domain must exist (the same billed Drive query);
- a subdomain may not allow subdomains;
- a parent that does not allow subdomains takes them only from its owner.
Data trigger bindings v2 (unreleased) drops the domain Replace and Delete reject bindings. documentsMutable: false and canBeDeleted: false refuse both with InvalidDocumentTransitionActionError (10404). The Create binding stays.

Clients

rs-sdk Sdk::register_dpns_name first refreshes the protocol version (a proven query) and fetches the DPNS contract from state, proved. A contract the context provider holds for an older SDK version, or one cached before the upgrade, could still be v2 and commit the preorder to a hash the domain cannot reveal. It takes only a response proved at the protocol version the SDK parsed it under, with that version unchanged across the fetch, reading up to 3. SDK clones share the version and another request may raise it while the fetch waits; it only rises, so one unchanged across the fetch is the version the response was parsed under. A response proved behind that version comes from a node that has not reached the upgrade and may still prove v2, so it is skipped. One proved ahead was parsed under an older version: decoding v3 under 13 drops the salt's reference. That response has raised the SDK's version, so the next one is parsed under it. If none matches, the registration fails before the preorder is paid. The preorder hash then comes from that contract's own preorderSalt declaration, through the same dpp key_value the platform runs. With v3 that includes the writer. v1 and v2 put no reference on the salt and get the old salt and name hash. A reference without a findBy function is an error, not the old hash. So it is right on either side of the upgrade. wasm-sdk, js-evo-sdk, rs-sdk-ffi, the platform wallet (and its FFI), Swift and Kotlin all register through it.
js-dash-sdk (legacy, used by the platform test suite) fetches the DPNS contract afresh with contracts.get(id, { skipCache: true }), a new option that also replaces the app's cached contract, so both documents are created against the contract the hash came from. It builds the preimage from the params that contract declares (the writer, the salt, the labels, consts), else the old hash. That old hash is of the salt and normalizedLabel + "." + parentDomainName with the parent as sent, or of the label as sent for a top-level name, as trigger v1 hashes them; before, it hashed the normalized parent. When the contract declares recordsIdentityIsOwner, it refuses a records.identity other than the registering identity before the preorder is paid.
rs-sdk reads a proof its protocol version cannot parse under the version the response reports. A fresh SDK starts at protocol version 13 on mainnet, testnet and regtest, and the protocol version 13 parser refuses the bytes / identifier shorthands DPNS v3 is written with. Without this, the first proof holding DPNS on a network at 14 failed before the SDK could learn 14. When the parse fails on an unpinned SDK below the newest version it knows, Sdk::parse_proof_at_the_reported_version parses under that newest version, which verifies the proof and its quorum signature over a state id that signs the response's protocol version, then parses again under the reported version. A pinned SDK keeps its version, failure included. Both verifications of verify_fetching_quorum_key (the quorum key fetch from fix(sdk)!: fetch missing quorum keys instead of banning every node #5313) go through it; a failure of the quorum signature or its key is reported as it is under either version, so a missing key is still fetched and never costs a version retry.
RegisterDpnsNameResult::preorder_document's doc notes the preorder is deleted once the name is registered.

Docs

The book's DPNS passages are updated: generatedFrom, transient, commit and reveal (keywords chapter and Documents chapter), propertyConstraints, and ownership and trading.
New protocol version 14 note 90; note 61 covers the "$ownerId" param and the owner-keyed consume.

Examples: what a client sees

Each case is a domain create at protocol version 13 (DPNS v2, full trigger) and at 14 (DPNS v3), taken from the tests:

No preorder for this salt and name
  before: 40500 preorderDocument was not found with a salted domain hash of c489aa12…
  after:  40120 referenced deletable document (own contract, document type preorder, found by
          $ownerId, saltedDomainHash, saltedDomainHash the sys.hash.sha256d of a revealed
          preimage) <hash> not found for path preorderSalt

Revealing another identity's preorder with its salt
  before: accepted
  after:  40120 (the revealer's own id is in both the index key and the hash, so nothing is found)

Copying a pending preorder's hash under another identity, stored first
  before: the owner's preorder is refused as a duplicate
  after:  both preorders are stored; the copier's reveal with the owner's salt is 40120, and the
          owner's reveal is accepted

Revealing in the same block as the preorder
  before: accepted
  after:  40142 referenced document … for path preorderSalt does not meet the reference's
          requirement minimumAgeBlocks 1

label "Bob4x" sent with normalizedLabel "b0b4y"
  before: 40500 Normalized label doesn't match label: b0b4y != Bob4x
  after:  10424 Document type "domain" property "normalizedLabel" must be what
          sys.stringTransformations.homographSafeASCII generates from label, and absent when any
          of them is

records.identity set to someone other than the owner
  before: accepted
  after:  10422 A document of type "domain" breaks its propertyConstraints rule
          "recordsIdentityIsOwner": it does not hold

normalizedLabel / normalizedParentDomainName left out
  before: refused by the JSON schema (required)
  after:  accepted, the platform generates them

Delete of a name
  before: 40500 (reject data trigger)
  after:  10404 documents of type domain can not be deleted

Preorder hash a client computes for "user.dash"
  before: sha256d(salt ++ "user.dash")
  after:  sha256d(ownerId ++ salt ++ "user.dash")

These stay trigger errors (40500) at both versions: "Parent domain is not present", "Can't create top level domain for this identity", "Allowing subdomains registration is forbidden for this domain", and "The subdomain can be created only by the parent domain owner". A create now meets uniqueness, the contest fund and the references before the trigger runs, so a broken reveal is reported before a parent problem.

Fees

A domain create for an uncontested name, measured by should_charge_a_domain_create_at_protocol_versions_13_and_14. Amounts are in credits.

	processing fee	storage fee	refund to the writer (consumed preorder)	net paid
protocol version 13 (trigger)	1,876,280	42,660,000	0	44,536,280
protocol version 14 (keywords)	2,525,540	42,687,000	15,181,239	30,031,301

The processing fee rises by 649,260 credits. That covers the longer preimage (one more SHA-256 block), the owner level of the preorder index, and deleting the preorder. A name now costs about a third less overall, because the preorder's storage comes back to the writer. Before, the preorder stayed in state unless its owner deleted it.

Behaviour to be aware of

The preorder must come from the same identity as the domain, from an earlier block, and its hash must include that identity. Every client in this repository computes it that way from v3 on, because they derive the hash from the contract.
Preorders made before protocol version 14 are deleted at the upgrade, without a refund (a preorder's storage is 15,181,239 credits, about 0.00015 Dash). A registration in progress at that block must preorder again.
A name cannot be transferred or sold in the block that created it: that transfer has the create's block time, so recordsIdentityIsOwner judges it as the create. A later block is fine. A price update does not read the rule.
Contested names: the rules and the preorder consume run when a contender joins (the preorder is deleted at join), and the award stores the winner as before. Both are covered by tests.

In-place changes to shipped generations

document_reference_validation 0 and batch state 0 (fetch_document_through_lookup): every protocol version selects these. Their hash_lookup_key calls now pass the writer's id, which the preimage reads only for a "$ownerId" param. Before protocol version 14 no contract can declare a computed key at all (only meta-schema v3 admits findBy functions, and only it admits the "$ownerId" param), so the hash, and everything else, is unchanged there. The edited lines say so. document_reference_validation 0 also reads the declared hash key through the new DocumentPropertyReferenceTarget::lookup_hash_key, which returns exactly what the inline as_any_document_reference / lookup / hash_key chain it replaces returned, so nothing changes at any version.
Data trigger bindings v2, DRIVE_ABCI_VALIDATION_VERSIONS_V10, SYSTEM_DATA_CONTRACT_VERSIONS_V3, meta-schema v3, parser generation 3 and transition_to_version_14 are edited in place too, but only protocol version 14, which is unreleased, selects them. create_domain_data_trigger gets a new generation (v2); v0 and v1 are untouched.

How Has This Been Tested?

New batch/tests/document/dpns_v3.rs (15 tests, all at the latest version unless noted):

registration with the normalized names left out (generated), and the preorder deleted afterwards;
a reveal in the preorder's block refused, and the next block accepted;
another identity's preorder refused;
a copied preorder: stored first, it doesn't stop the owner's preorder; the copier's reveal with the leaked salt is refused; the owner's is accepted; the copy is left alone;
no preorder refused;
a wrong normalized label refused (the transition is sent with its data as given, since the client builder regenerates it);
a wrong identity record refused;
the parent domain trigger checks still refuse, and a trigger-refused reveal keeps its preorder for a retry with the same salt;
protocol version 13 keeps the trigger: its errors, preorder not deleted, record not read;
a transfer refused in the creating block and accepted in a later one, with records.identity pointing at the new owner;
a chain upgraded from 13 to 14:
- DPNS is v3, and a v2 domain decodes identically under v3;
- the pre-upgrade preorders are gone and the rebuilt preorder layout equals a chain born at 14;
- the pending reveal is refused, and a new preorder records its height and is revealed;
genesis at 14 stores v3 and the dash domain;
a contested name: the rule and the consume run at join;
a contest awarded to the winner, with both preorders consumed;
before/after fees, pinned.

rs-dpp:

an owner-keyed reveal parses on a transferable type and may consume without a where;
a "$ownerId" param puts the writer's 32 bytes in the preimage, so the same values hash differently per writer.

Updated existing tests:

The replace/delete test is pinned at both versions (13: trigger reject, 14: basic error).
The shared contest helpers and the creation, owner balance proof and DPNS tests reveal one block after the preorder, and hash the owner for v3 (one shared test helper).
The contest fund assertions count the preorder refund.
Two pinned contest start blocks are now at height 1.
The voting strategy tests at the latest version preorder in block 2 and reveal in block 3, hashing as the contract declares. One finish height moves from 17 to 18 and its time by 3 s; the vote tallies and fees are unchanged.
The js-dash-sdk unit tests cover the declared params, a mixed-case parent, the legacy formula, an app cache warmed with v2 on a network storing v3, and skipCache.
rs-sdk tests salted_domain_hash against the real DPNS v2 and v3 contracts (independently built preimages, two owners, a missing hashed property). Offline, the registration's document building (dpns_registration_documents) runs on a mock SDK seeded at 13 whose context provider holds v2; the preorder gets the owner-bound hash of the domain's salt. Scripted responses cover a contract parsed under an older version (rebuilt from serialized bytes as a proof decode does), a node behind the network, another request raising the shared version while the fetch waits, and every node behind.

Commands run (at the head commit):

cargo test -p drive-abci --lib -- dpns creation_tests masternode_vote check_tx::v0 protocol_upgrade data_triggers commit_reveal owner_balance: 341 passed, 0 failed.
cargo test -p drive-abci --test strategy_tests -- test_cases::voting_tests:: test_cases::upgrade_fork_tests::: 13 passed, 4 ignored.
cargo test -p dpp --lib -- commit_reveal reference_lookup lookup_preimage system_data_contract dpns: 91 passed.
cargo test -p dash-sdk: all suites passed (258, 136, 10, 3); after the client fixes, cargo test -p dash-sdk --lib: 266 passed and cargo clippy -p dash-sdk --all-targets: clean.
cargo check -p drive --no-default-features --features verify and cargo check -p wasm-dpp2: clean.
cargo clippy -p dpns-contract -p platform-version -p dpp -p drive -p drive-abci -p dash-sdk --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean. cargo fmt --all -- --check: clean.
Not run here: the js-dash-sdk unit tests (wasm-dpp is not built in this checkout; tsc -p tsconfig.mocha.json reports no error in the touched files beyond that missing module) and the platform-test-suite e2e (CI runs them).

Breaking Changes

Consensus change at protocol version 14:

the DPNS contract (the preorder index and the hash preimage);
the trigger and bindings versions;
the findBy grammar (the "$ownerId" param and the owner-keyed key beside a function);
the upgrade event, which deletes and rebuilds the preorders.

These are refused from 14 on:

revealing in the preorder's block;
revealing another identity's preorder;
a preorder hash without the owner;
sending a normalized name other than the generated one;
pointing a new name's record at another identity.

Clients that hash the preorder themselves must include the owner from v3; rs-sdk and js-dash-sdk derive it from the contract.

Open PR #4933 also edits data trigger bindings v2 (the DashPay contact request trigger), so expect a small conflict there.

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New Features
- DPNS v3 adds owner-bound preorders, generated domain fields, and updated domain ownership and transfer rules.
- Domain registration uses the current network contract to calculate preorder commitments.
- Document lookups can use the writer’s identity to match and consume referenced documents.
Behavior Changes
- From protocol version 14, domains must be revealed using a preorder created in an earlier block, and a domain’s identity record must match its owner when created.
- Domains can no longer be transferred or sold in the block in which they are created.
- Existing preorders are cleared without refunds when the DPNS preorder type is rebuilt during the upgrade.

…a keywords From protocol version 14 the DPNS `domain` create is checked by the contract's own keywords instead of most of its data trigger: - `normalizedLabel` and `normalizedParentDomainName` are generated from `label` and `parentDomainName` (`generatedFrom` homographSafeASCII); - `preorderSalt` reveals the writer's own preorder, made in an earlier block, and deletes it (`refersTo` with a sha256d `findBy`, `where` `$ownerId`, `minimumAgeBlocks: 1`, `consume`); the preorder's storage is refunded to the writer; - the `recordsIdentityIsOwner` rule holds a new name's `records.identity` to its owner until the name first changes hands; - `domain` sets `canBeDeleted: false`; `preorder` requires `$createdAtBlockHeight`. Positions, transient list and encoding are v2's. `create_domain_data_trigger` 2 keeps only the parent domain checks, and data trigger bindings 2 drop the `domain` Replace and Delete rejects. `transition_to_version_14` re-stores DPNS. A preorder recording no `$createdAtBlockHeight` (made before the upgrade) counts as old enough for `minimumAgeBlocks`. The legacy JS SDK hashes the preorder as the platform does: normalized label, ".", parent as sent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Protocol version 14 activates DPNS contract v3. The changes add owner-bound preorder lookup keys, contract-driven hash calculation in the SDKs, updated domain validation and migration behavior, and tests for registration, transfers, contests, and protocol compatibility.

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DPNS v3 registration and validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
DPNS v3 schema and protocol selection `packages/dpns-contract/schema/v3/`, `packages/dpns-contract/src/`, `packages/rs-platform-version/src/version/`, `book/src/contract-keywords/`, `book/src/data-model/documents.md`	The DPNS v3 schema defines domain and preorder fields, indexes, references, and constraints. The contract loader and platform-version settings expose and select v3. Documentation describes generated fields, owner constraints, and preorder behavior.
Owner-bound lookup keys `packages/rs-dpp/schema/meta_schemas/document/v3/`, `packages/rs-dpp/src/data_contract/document_type/`, `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/validation/state_transition/state_transitions/batch/`, `packages/wasm-dpp2/src/`	Computed lookup preimages can include the writer’s ID through `$ownerId`. Reference validation and lookup execution accept and use this key source, including for consumed references.
Contract-aware registration `packages/js-dash-sdk/src/SDK/Client/Platform/methods/{contracts,names}/`, `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/dpns_usernames/`, `packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk.rs`, `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/{fetch,fetch_many}.rs`	The SDKs use the current DPNS contract’s hash parameters when present. JavaScript contract retrieval can bypass its cache. The Rust SDK checks protocol versions before using fetched contracts and retries proof parsing when an unpinned SDK cannot parse a proof at its current version.
Protocol activation and migration `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/`, `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/validation/state_transition/state_transitions/batch/data_triggers/`, `packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/migration/`, `packages/rs-platform-version/src/version/drive_abci_versions/`	Protocol version 14 rebuilds the DPNS preorder type and removes existing preorders. The DPNS trigger retains parent-domain checks, and the v2 binding list removes domain Replace and Delete reject bindings.
Registration, upgrade, and contest tests `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/validation/state_transition/state_transitions/batch/tests/document/`, `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/validation/state_transition/state_transitions/mod.rs`, `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/test/helpers/`, `packages/rs-drive-abci/tests/strategy_tests/test_cases/voting_tests.rs`, `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/check_tx/v0/mod.rs`, `packages/rs-drive/src/drive/`, `packages/rs-drive/src/verify/`	Tests cover protocol 13 and 14 preorder hashes, reveal timing, ownership, generated fields, transfers, contests, upgrades, storage layout, proof compatibility, and fees. Contest and voting test helpers use owner-aware hashes and reveal domains after their preorders.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant DpnsSdk
  participant DAPI
  participant Platform
  DpnsSdk->>DAPI: Fetch current DPNS contract
  DAPI-->>DpnsSdk: Return contract and protocol version
  DpnsSdk->>DpnsSdk: Compute preorder hash from contract parameters
  DpnsSdk->>Platform: Submit preorder and domain documents
  Platform->>Platform: Validate owner-bound preorder lookup
  Platform->>Platform: Consume matching preorder on domain reveal

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Static verification at head 9de6dac confirmed an overly broad minimum-age exemption, a copied-commitment registration denial of service, and a stale fee assertion that fails Rust CI. The versioned activation is otherwise coherent, and one targeted regression-test suggestion remains. Current platform and browser test-suite checks have passed; the Rust workspace check remains failed.

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🔴 Blocking: Update the contract-update fee assertion for the DPNS v3 fixture
packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/check_tx/v0/mod.rs:1963-1970

This test inserts the preorder document type from get_dpns_data_contract_fixture into its DashPay contract update. Selecting DPNS v3 changes that copied schema, including its required $createdAtBlockHeight, but the assertion still pins the previous processing fee of 27003119120. The failed log for exact-head Rust CI job 113360167364, run 37791436824, confirms the failure at line 1963: actual 27003143520 versus expected 27003119120. Fail-fast then leaves 8,764 tests unrun. Update this latest-version expectation and explain the inserted DPNS v3 preorder bytes in the comment. Preserve the separate historical expectations and the unaffected create-side pin; the domain's refersTo metadata is not part of the preorder type copied by this test.

        assert_eq!(
            update_processing_result.aggregated_fees().processing_fee,
            // From protocol version 14 the contract's version item is stored in the
            // other tree (an update reads key `2`, billed, before writing under it),
            // the config is version 2, and the larger DashPay v2 schema plus the
            // inserted DPNS v3 preorder schema add byte-billed contract bytes.
            27003143520
        );

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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate change directly alters consensus validation in document_reference_validation/v0/mod.rs and the DPNS v3 schema, including preorder ownership, age and consumption, and re-stores the contract during protocol activation.
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In `packages/dpns-contract/schema/v3/dpns-contract-documents.json`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dpns-contract/schema/v3/dpns-contract-documents.json:110-114: Make preorder uniqueness owner-specific before enforcing reveal ownership
  The new owner agreement combines with the unchanged globally unique saltedDomainHash index to let another identity block a copied commitment. A preorder accepts an arbitrary 32-byte hash without proof of its preimage. An attacker who observes Alice's pending preorder can submit that same hash under their own identity; if the attacker's preorder is included first, Alice's preorder fails uniqueness validation. Alice also cannot recover by submitting the reveal directly: findBy selects the attacker's document and the new owner agreement rejects it. The previous trigger checked only for the matching hash, so this PR newly removes that recovery path. The attacker needs neither the salt nor Alice's key, and the copied commitment remains blocked until they delete it; repeating this against fresh salts can prevent an observable registration flow from completing. Make both uniqueness and lookup owner-qualified, for example with a unique ($ownerId, saltedDomainHash) index and owner-qualified findBy, including migration support for existing preorders. Add a regression where another identity stores the copied hash before the legitimate preorder.

In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/validation/state_transition/state_transitions/batch/action_validation/document/document_reference_validation/v0/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/validation/state_transition/state_transitions/batch/action_validation/document/document_reference_validation/v0/mod.rs:1438-1443: Scope the legacy age exemption to DPNS compatibility
  Returning true for a missing creation height bypasses every requested minimumAgeBlocks, not just DPNS's one-block reveal requirement. The parser accepts any positive u32 minimum, and data_contract_reference_validation permits foreign computed lookups when consume is absent. A protocol-14 contract can therefore reference DPNS preorder with minimumAgeBlocks: 1000. A legacy preorder written at height U-1 before the upgrade at U still has no creation height and passes this branch at U+1, despite being only two blocks old. The referenced-type check does not prevent this: the upgraded DPNS schema now declares $createdAtBlockHeight required. The migration establishes that legacy preorders precede the upgrade block, not that they satisfy arbitrary age requirements. Restrict grandfathering to the known DPNS one-block compatibility case, or record a migration cutoff and enforce a conservative age bound for larger requirements. Add a foreign-reference regression alongside the successful legacy DPNS reveal test.

In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/check_tx/v0/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/check_tx/v0/mod.rs:1963-1970: Update the contract-update fee assertion for the DPNS v3 fixture
  This test inserts the preorder document type from get_dpns_data_contract_fixture into its DashPay contract update. Selecting DPNS v3 changes that copied schema, including its required $createdAtBlockHeight, but the assertion still pins the previous processing fee of 27003119120. The failed log for exact-head Rust CI job 113360167364, run 37791436824, confirms the failure at line 1963: actual 27003143520 versus expected 27003119120. Fail-fast then leaves 8,764 tests unrun. Update this latest-version expectation and explain the inserted DPNS v3 preorder bytes in the comment. Preserve the separate historical expectations and the unaffected create-side pin; the domain's refersTo metadata is not part of the preorder type copied by this test.

In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/validation/state_transition/state_transitions/batch/tests/document/dpns_v3.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/validation/state_transition/state_transitions/batch/tests/document/dpns_v3.rs:711-714: Assert that a trigger-rejected reveal preserves its preorder
  This case reaches a distinct rejection boundary: reference validation has accepted the preorder and collected it for consumption before the parent-domain trigger rejects the create. DpnsFixture::process commits its transaction even for a rejected transition, but this test discards the preorder handle and checks only the error. The production batch validator currently handles this correctly by continuing with a nonce-bump action before attaching consumptions; the test does not protect that ordering. Capture the preorder, assert that it remains stored and quantum8 is absent after rejection, then retry with allowSubdomains=false using the same salt. Assert that the retry succeeds and consumes the original preorder. This covers the new DPNS integration boundary that the earlier reference- and structure-rejection tests do not exercise.

A document recording no `$createdAtBlockHeight` is known only to come from a block before the protocol upgrade that re-stored its system contract, so it now meets `minimumAgeBlocks: 1` (the DPNS reveal's) and no larger minimum. Another contract revealing DPNS preorders with a larger minimum refuses a pre-upgrade preorder; a test covers it. Also: a trigger-refused DPNS reveal keeps its preorder for a retry (test), and the check_tx contract update fee pin follows the DPNS v3 preorder type the test copies in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2

Verified the complete diff at 7fa7b0a: the three prior code/test issues are fixed, and the owner-specific-index merge blocker is withdrawn after independently checking the historical trigger, client failure paths, and intended ownership policy. One in-scope client regression-test improvement remains; copied-commitment griefing is retained as a separate security follow-up. This was static verification only: the supplied exact-head CI snapshot reports successful Rust workspace tests, while several JavaScript, functional, browser, and E2E checks remain pending.

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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate contract and validation changes alter consensus rules for preorder ownership, age and consumption in document_reference_validation/v0/mod.rs and schema/v3/dpns-contract-documents.json, alongside protocol-14 persisted-contract upgrade handling.
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In `packages/js-dash-sdk/src/SDK/Client/Platform/methods/names/register.ts`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/js-dash-sdk/src/SDK/Client/Platform/methods/names/register.ts:51-53: Cover hashing the parent as sent, rather than its normalized form
  The updated top-level test protects the unconditional dot, but the only second-level test registers `User.dash`, where the original and normalized parent are identical. Reverting this expression to `normalizedParentDomainName` would therefore still pass the tests, despite producing commitments that neither the historical trigger nor the new schema lookup accepts for mixed-case parents. Add a `User.DASH` case with a pinned commitment hash and assertions that the domain carries `parentDomainName: "DASH"` and `normalizedParentDomainName: "dash"`.

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These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.

Track copied-commitment griefing and owner-qualified indexing separately — Both DPNS v2 and v3 use a globally unique saltedDomainHash index, so an attacker who copies a public pending hash and wins inclusion ordering can reject the legitimate preorder without knowing its preimage. Both standard registration clients already abort on that preorder failure. Protocol 14 additionally rejects manual reveals against another owner's commitment, intentionally closing the same cross-owner authorization gap that permits reveal theft; owner-qualified commitments would address the remaining availability problem but require a separate persisted-index migration explicitly excluded from this PR.
- Follow-up: Track a separate security issue for owner-qualified preorder uniqueness and lookup, migration of existing index entries at an explicit protocol boundary, and a copied-commitment regression that retains reveal ownership enforcement.

`User.DASH` hashes `user.DASH`, the parent as sent, while the domain carries `parentDomainName: "DASH"` and `normalizedParentDomainName: "dash"`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Static verification of the complete diff at 521761b found no remaining actionable in-scope findings. Four prior findings are fixed; the owner-qualified preorder migration remains a separately scoped follow-up, and the ownership-record refactor suggestion does not establish a defect in the documented behavior. No builds or tests were run; the supplied exact-head CI snapshot at 2026-10-08T17:54:16Z contained no completed validation results.

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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate change directly alters consensus validation in schema/v3/dpns-contract-documents.json and document_reference_validation/v0/mod.rs, including preorder ownership, minimum age, consumption, and name ownership constraints, alongside protocol-14 contract activation.
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Owner-qualified preorder uniqueness and lookup — The unchanged globally unique saltedDomainHash index permits copied-commitment griefing: an attacker can submit an observed pending hash first and cause the legitimate preorder to fail uniqueness validation without knowing its salt. Both standard registration clients already stop after a failed preorder; the new reveal-owner check prevents unauthorized reuse but also removes manual recovery against another identity's copy. This is a concrete, acknowledged follow-up requiring coordinated lookup changes and migration of persisted preorder index entries, not an outstanding requirement for this registration-validation PR.
- Follow-up: Track owner-qualified preorder uniqueness and lookup in a separate coordinated protocol change, including migration of existing index entries and copied-commitment regression coverage.

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Verified the complete diff at the exact head and independently checked the supplied findings against the surrounding validation, upgrade, storage, and client paths. No in-scope actionable findings remain: four prior findings are addressed, while owner-qualified preorder indexing remains a separate migration follow-up. This was static verification only; the supplied CI snapshot shows Rust workspace tests and other checks pending and browser shard 2 failing, so validation is not fully green.

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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate DPNS v3 schema, document_reference_validation/v0/mod.rs, and protocol-upgrade event implementation change consensus-enforced registration, preorder consumption, ownership constraints, and persisted contract activation at protocol version 14.
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Owner-qualified preorder indexing requires a separate state migration — The unchanged globally unique saltedDomainHash index allows an observer to copy a pending commitment under another identity and cause the legitimate preorder to fail if the copy is included first. Both repository registration clients already stop after that preorder failure, while the new reveal ownership check prevents another identity from using the victim's revealed salt. Eliminating commitment-copying griefing requires coordinated owner-qualified uniqueness and lookup changes plus migration of existing preorder index entries; the PR explicitly excludes that migration.
- Follow-up: Track a separate consensus migration for owner-qualified preorder uniqueness and lookup, including copied-commitment ordering regressions.

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`DocumentPropertyReferenceTarget::lookup_hash_key` returns the computed key of the `findBy` function a target declares, the chain `as_any_document_reference` -> `lookup` -> `hash_key` that rs-sdk's DPNS preorder hash and document reference validation 0 each spelled out. Reference validation 0 is a shipped generation edited in place: the accessor returns exactly what the inline chain returned, so nothing changes at any protocol version. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…ties The register spec mocks `crypto.randomBytes` to zeros for the whole suite, so two `generateRandomIdentifier()` calls gave the same identity and the refusal never fired. The spec now uses two fixed, different ids. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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🟡 Minor · Update the earlier rules for computed lookups. · documents.md:355

book/src/data-model/documents.md:355
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Update the earlier rules for computed lookups.

This rule says a "$ownerId" source always requires a type that cannot transfer or trade. The new rule at Line 578 permits that source when a findBy function makes the lookup create-only. The creatorRefersTo rule at Line 508 also states the old prohibition. Add the computed-key exception in both places so contract authors do not reject a valid DPNS v3-style declaration.
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Review comment at @book/src/data-model/documents.md at line 355:
Update the computed-lookup rules around `"$ownerId"` to include the create-only
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packages/rs-dpp/src/data_contract/document_type/property/lookup_preimage.rs
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packages/rs-dpp/src/data_contract/document_type/property/reference_lookup.rs
packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/check_tx/v0/mod.rs
packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v0/mod.rs
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packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/validation/state_transition/state_transitions/batch/tests/document/creation.rs
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packages/rs-platform-version/src/version/system_data_contract_versions/v3.rs
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…s stay deletable documents.md stated without exception that a findBy `"$ownerId"` source needs a referring type that cannot be transferred or traded, for a property's findBy and for creatorRefersTo; beside a function the lookup is judged on the create alone and the source is allowed, as DPNS v3 declares. The deletion chapter's onlyWhenConsumed preorder example now says DPNS v3's own preorder keeps `canBeDeleted: true`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Three Drive tests used the latest DPNS fixture for writes or proofs at protocol version 13. DPNS v3 is now written with the `bytes` and `identifier` type shorthands, which the protocol 13 parser refuses ("unsupported property type: bytes"). A chain at 13 stores DPNS v2, which every later version reads too, so these tests now load it: the two contested-poll tests (`..._poll_started_before_protocol_version_14`) and `verify_batch_document_proof_before_protocol_version_14_carries_no_balance`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…ion the response reports A fresh SDK starts at its network's floor (protocol version 13 on mainnet, testnet and regtest) and learns the network's version only from a verified response. DPNS v3 is written with the `bytes` and `identifier` type shorthands, which the protocol version 13 parser refuses, so on a network at 14 the first proof holding DPNS failed ("unsupported property type: bytes") before the SDK could learn 14, every time. When parsing under the SDK's version fails on an unpinned SDK below the newest version it knows, `parse_proof_at_the_reported_version` parses under that newest version, which verifies the proof and its quorum signature over a state id that signs the response's protocol version, and, when the reported version is another known one, parses again under it. A pinned SDK, or one at the newest version, reports the first failure. The fetch traits require cloneable responses (all are) for the retry. Tests: a stand-in proof readable only from protocol version 14 parses on an SDK seeded at 13 and fails on one pinned at 13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Conflicts with #5313, which verifies a response again after fetching a missing quorum key, in the same clone-and-retry spot as the protocol version fallback: - fetch.rs, fetch_many.rs: both sides require a cloneable response; the doc names both retries. - sdk.rs: the Dapi arm takes #5313's `verify_fetching_quorum_key`, whose two verifications now go through `parse_proof_at_the_reported_version` (the version passed in, so both start from the same one). A failure of the quorum signature or its key is reported as it is under either version (`fails_after_reading_the_proof`): the signature is checked once the proof was read, so a missing key still reaches the fetch and no extra quorum lookup is made. Test: `should_report_a_missing_quorum_key_found_under_the_newest_version`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Static verification of the complete diff at 3961808 found no remaining in-scope blocking issue: nine prior findings are fixed, and the public-registration test request is withdrawn because the regression now exercises the shared production document builder. Two nonblocking SDK suggestions remain concerning redundant proof-response cloning and coverage of the new authenticated version fallback. No builds or tests were run; the supplied CI snapshot at 2026-10-09T17:25:26Z shows successful builds and several passing suites, with Rust workspace tests and functional, browser, and network E2E checks still pending.

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In `packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk.rs:619-625: Avoid cloning the proof response twice before its first verification
  verify_fetching_quorum_key retains the original request and response for quorum-key recovery and passes clones into this helper. The first FromProof call then clones them again, adding a full response copy even when verification succeeds immediately, including on pinned SDKs and SDKs already at the latest version. The protobuf proof contains owned byte vectors, so this copies the GroveDB proof payload rather than sharing it; the extra allocation scales with larger document and composite proofs. Have this helper borrow the inputs retained by verify_fetching_quorum_key and clone once when transferring ownership to each FromProof attempt, allowing both retry layers to share the retained response.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk.rs:2651-2662: Cover authenticated proof-version fallback through the production entry point
  The new tests call parse_proof_at_the_reported_version directly with ReadableFromVersion14, which simulates decoding and returns a default proof without authentication. They would still pass if verify_fetching_quorum_key stopped calling the helper. The existing signed epoch-proof tests exercise quorum recovery, but their payload already decodes under the initial version, so they do not cover this bootstrap failure. Add an offline signed DPNS v3 GetDataContract fixture through the DAPI verification path with an unpinned SDK seeded at 13; assert that the computed preorder reference is decoded and the SDK advances to 14, while a corrupted signature or signed protocol-version metadata is rejected without advancement. Also cover the distinct reported-version reparse branch with a configurable FromProof probe whose current version is below its reported version and whose reported version is below latest, recording attempts and testing failure on the reported-version pass. At this head, both latest and the existing probe's reported version are 14, so that branch is untested; a probe returning InvalidSignature on the latest attempt should also assert that the authentication error survives instead of being replaced by the initial decoding error.

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Make WASM preorder callbacks operation-scoped — packages/wasm-sdk/src/dpns.rs:369–417 uses one thread-local PREORDER_CALLBACK slot across an awaited registration. Overlapping registrations can overwrite or clear another operation's callback and deliver the wrong preorder document; an error returned by the awaited registration also bypasses cleanup and retains the JavaScript function. This concrete callback ownership issue is unchanged from the PR base and is not caused by the schema or commitment changes.
- Follow-up: Track a separate issue for operation-scoped callback storage, cleanup on failure and cancellation, and overlapping-registration regression coverage.

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… verification `parse_proof_at_the_reported_version` borrows the request and response and copies them once per parse, so `verify_fetching_quorum_key` keeps one copy for both of its verifications instead of copying it again before the first. The probe is now scripted by its request (the first version that decodes it, the version its response reports, the versions whose signature or key fails) and records every version it is parsed under. New tests: - a reported version between the SDK's and the newest is parsed again under it, and its failure there is reported; - a signature failure under the newest version is reported over the first decoding error, and one under the SDK's version is not retried; - through `verify_fetching_quorum_key`, a fresh SDK reads the proof and learns the reported version, and learns none when the signature fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Static verification at the exact head found no remaining in-scope blocking issues in DPNS activation, preorder rebuilding, ownership checks, or registration schema selection. Eleven prior findings are addressed; one nonblocking proof-fallback integration-test gap remains, incorporating the related missing-quorum-key retry coverage request. No builds or tests were run; the supplied CI snapshot still showed Rust workspace tests, JavaScript and Docker builds, and Kotlin validation in progress.

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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This large, intricate diff changes consensus-enforced DPNS registration rules in document_reference_validation/v0/mod.rs and introduces persisted-storage rebuilding in apply_contract_rebuilding_document_types.rs.
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In `packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk.rs:2842-2850: Cover authenticated proof-version fallback through the production entry point
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5337#discussion_r4232969990)
  The new entry-point probes protect fallback wiring, reported-version reparsing, and error propagation, but ReadableFrom replaces both contract decoding and authentication and returns a default Proof. They also never complete quorum-key acquisition: the MissingKey probe ignores the provider and cannot succeed after fetching. Consequently, neither an authenticated DPNS v3 bootstrap nor fallback on the second verification in sdk/quorum_key.rs is covered.

  A live protocol-14 recording is not required. rs-drive-proof-verifier/src/verify.rs::should_reject_a_verified_result_root_that_differs_from_the_signed_app_hash demonstrates signing a synthetic StateId and CanonicalVote locally. Generate a DPNS v3 GroveDB fixture outside the client dependency graph and verify it through the real DataContract FromProof implementation and verify_fetching_quorum_key. Start with an unpinned SDK at 13 and an uncached quorum key; assert one key fetch, preservation of the computed preorder reference, and advancement to 14. Signature or signed protocol-version corruption must reject without advancement, and pinned-13 decoding must still fail. A provider-aware probe can additionally pin the current/latest/current/latest parse sequence, ensuring the post-acquisition verification cannot regress to a direct current-version parse.

…h the version fallback The probe now asks the provider for its quorum's key instead of failing outright, so a key the provider fetches makes the second verification succeed. A new test drives `verify_fetching_quorum_key` with an SDK two versions back and a provider holding no key: one fetch, the parse sequence current, newest, current, newest, reported, and the SDK learns the reported version. A regression of the second verification to a direct parse at the SDK's version would fail it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Make WASM preorder callbacks registration-local — In packages/wasm-sdk/src/dpns.rs, overlapping registrations share one PREORDER_CALLBACK slot, so one registration can invoke or clear another registration's callback. An error from register_dpns_name(...).await? also skips cleanup and retains the JavaScript function and its captured state. Comparing the base and head confirms that this callback implementation is unchanged by this PR.
- Follow-up: Track a separate callback-ownership fix with per-registration storage, cleanup on failure and cancellation, and overlapping-registration coverage.

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DPNS contract v3 (packages/dpns-contract, schema/v3)

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