fix(wallet): charge the Core→Shielded pool fee on top of the amount - #1022
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Shielding 5 DASH delivered only 4.99787 DASH: the app passed the typed amount as the asset-lock value and the SDK derives shield_amount = lock_value − pool_fee, carving the Type-18 pool fee (~0.00213 DASH) out of the amount — while the confirm sheet already rendered "Network fee" and "Total" as if the fee were added on top. Inflate the lock instead, in one place: performAssetLock now takes recipientAmountDuffs and locks amount + ceil(pool_fee), so the SDK's subtraction lands back on exactly the typed amount (the sub-duff round-up remainder goes to the recipient; the consensus surplus stays zero). The coordinator fails closed when the fee estimate is unavailable — previously the guard was silently skipped and an un-inflated lock went out. Both ViewModels validate amount + fee against the spendable envelope, Max fills spendable − fee, and the pool-fee-based route minimum is gone (any amount ≥ 1 duff yields a valid lock by construction). The confirm sheets' Total row now shows the executed lock value, making the long-displayed fee-on-top claim true. The resume path needs no change: the SDK re-derives the shield amount from the on-chain lock value. Core→Platform and the CoinJoin drain keep their carve semantics on purpose; test target is still broken repo-wide, so the new policy tests are compile-ready only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCore-to-Shielded transfers now add the rounded pool fee to the requested recipient amount. Validation, Max, coordinator locking, confirmation totals, and regression tests use the fee-inclusive lock value and fail closed when calculations are unavailable. ChangesCore-to-Shielded fee flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The confirmation flow can calculate the Core-to-Shielded fee more than once, so the shown network fee and total may disagree or fail to match the amount actually locked if the estimate changes. Consolidating one fee-inclusive quote before merge is needed to keep displayed and executed amounts consistent. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Sender
participant SendViewModel
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Sender->>SendViewModel: enter recipient amount
SendViewModel->>SDK: obtain pool fee estimate
SendViewModel->>SendViewModel: calculate fee-inclusive lock value
SendViewModel->>ShieldedTransferCoordinator: performAssetLock(recipientAmountDuffs)
ShieldedTransferCoordinator->>SDK: fund asset lock with lock value
ShieldedTransferCoordinator-->>Sender: transfer result or fee-unavailable error
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`@DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/InternalTransfer/InternalTransferConfirmSheet.swift`:
- Around line 249-265: The fee-inclusive total calculation currently runs inside
SwiftUI view properties; expose the calculated lock total through the relevant
ViewModel or a dedicated service and have both totalString implementations
consume that value instead. Update InternalTransferConfirmSheet.swift lines
249-265 and SendScreen.swift lines 974-991; preserve the existing dash fallback
and non-Core-to-Shielded behavior.
In `@DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/Pay/SendViewModel.swift`:
- Around line 546-558: The Core-to-Shielded validation currently uses raw
coreBalanceDuffs instead of the fee-aware spendable balance. Mirror
InternalTransferViewModel.coreSpendableDuffs in both the insufficient-balance
handling and canContinue logic for coreToShielded, and ensure Max uses the same
spendable envelope.
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| /// What actually leaves the source balance. Core→Shielded charges the | ||
| /// pool fee on top of the amount (the executed lock value); every other | ||
| /// route's total is the amount itself. "—" when the fee estimate is | ||
| /// unavailable — `canContinue` fails closed before that can be confirmed, | ||
| /// but the row must never show the un-inflated number. | ||
| private var totalString: String { | ||
| guard route == .coreToShielded else { | ||
| return dashDuffs.formattedDashAmount | ||
| } | ||
| guard let poolFeeCredits = CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy.poolFeeCredits, | ||
| let lockDuffs = CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy.lockValueDuffs( | ||
| forAmountDuffs: amountDuffsUnsigned, | ||
| poolFeeCredits: poolFeeCredits), | ||
| let signedLockDuffs = Int64(exactly: lockDuffs) | ||
| else { return "—" } | ||
| return signedLockDuffs.formattedDashAmount | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Move fee-inclusive total calculation out of SwiftUI Views.
Both totalString implementations invoke CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy, which performs SDK fee estimation and fee math. Expose the calculated lock total from the relevant ViewModel or a dedicated service.
DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/InternalTransfer/InternalTransferConfirmSheet.swift#L249-L265: Replace the local policy call with a ViewModel-provided total.DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/Pay/SendScreen.swift#L974-L991: Replace the local policy call with a ViewModel-provided total.
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DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/InternalTransfer/InternalTransferConfirmSheet.swift#L249-L265(this comment)DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/Pay/SendScreen.swift#L974-L991
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In
`@DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/InternalTransfer/InternalTransferConfirmSheet.swift`
around lines 249 - 265, The fee-inclusive total calculation currently runs
inside SwiftUI view properties; expose the calculated lock total through the
relevant ViewModel or a dedicated service and have both totalString
implementations consume that value instead. Update
InternalTransferConfirmSheet.swift lines 249-265 and SendScreen.swift lines
974-991; preserve the existing dash fallback and non-Core-to-Shielded behavior.
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Approving. This fixes a real loss — users were receiving 0.00213 DASH less than they typed on every shield, while the confirm sheet presented the fee as if it were charged on top.
I checked the arithmetic independently before the smoke landed: lock in credits is (amount + ceil(fee/1000)) × 1000, the SDK subtracts pool_fee, so the recipient gets amount + remainder with the remainder in [0, 999] credits and in their favour. credits: nil on the recipient is what makes the SDK assign that remainder to them rather than stranding it as surplus. All four new test expectations are correct by hand: ceil(212,851,200/1000) = 212,852; the exact multiple 212,851,000 → 212,851 with no spurious +1; 1,000,000 + 212,852 = 1,212,852; UInt64.max + fee overflows to nil.
The testnet numbers reconcile to the duff:
- Total 0.01212852 = 0.01 + 212,852 duffs, exactly
poolFeeDuffs(212_851_200). - Transparent side moved 0.01213115; minus the 0.01212852 lock leaves 263 duffs of L1 miner fee.
- Max 1.98573472 + held-back 0.00213413 = 1.98786885, the balance at that moment, with the held-back split into the pool fee and a 561-duff L1 reserve.
The recipient landing on exactly 0.01 also settles the thing I was most unsure about: estimateShieldedFee(kind: .transfer, numActions: 2) + assetLockBaseCostCredits matches what the SDK actually subtracts. A one-duff discrepancy would have shown as 0.00999999 or 0.01000001.
Four follow-ups, none blocking:
- The fee is reconstructed rather than obtained.
numActions: 2is hardcoded and the 50,000-duff base mirrors a Rust constant by hand. That value now decides how much the user receives, not just what's displayed, so a protocol-version fee change or a different action count silently reintroduces this same shortfall in miniature. Worth either having the SDK return the lock value for the transaction it will build, or adding a regression check that delivered amount equals typed amount. - The estimate is read three times independently —
canContinue,totalString, andperformAssetLockeach callpoolFeeCredits. The displayed Total and the executed lock come from separate reads. Capturing once at sheet construction and threading it through would close the window. - Core→Platform still shows the misleading Total this PR's problem statement describes: it reports
assetLockBaseCostCreditsas a fee row and the amount alone as Total, while the fee is genuinely carved. The Total row is now accurate for exactly one route of six, which is easier to trip over than the previous uniform inaccuracy. I'll file this separately so it doesn't get lost. - Cosmetic: the fee row renders 212,851,200 credits as 0.00212851 while Total − Amount is 212,852 duffs = 0.00212852, so the sheet doesn't quite add up for anyone checking it. Showing the rounded-up duff fee on this route would fix it.
Also worth noting the unit tests couldn't run (the target is broken repo-wide) — but CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy is pure arithmetic with no dependencies, so those three tests are cheap to validate outside the target if the breakage persists.
Address review on #1022: SendViewModel gated the Core→Shielded lock on the raw Core balance while Max filled from the L1-fee-aware spendable — a fee-inclusive amount could pass Confirm and then fail asset-lock funding. Validate (and word the insufficient-balance message) against the same feeAwareMaxSendable() envelope, mirroring the internal transfer's coreSpendableDuffs. Also display the Core→Shielded fee row as the duff-rounded fee the lock actually charges, so Amount + Network fee equals Total to the duff. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/Pay/SendScreen.swift`:
- Around line 949-951: Move the Core-to-Shielded fee estimation and fee math out
of the SwiftUI view, including the logic used by networkFeeCredits and
totalString. Create one fee-inclusive quote in SendViewModel or a service, pass
its fee and lock value into SendConfirmSheet, and ensure the coordinator
executes that same quote or re-confirms the final lock value before
authorization so Network fee and Total remain consistent.
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- DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/InternalTransfer/InternalTransferConfirmSheet.swift
| // The lock charges the fee rounded UP to a whole duff — display | ||
| // that, so Amount + Network fee equals Total exactly. | ||
| return CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy.currentPoolFeeDuffs.map { $0 * 1000 } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Create one Core-to-Shielded fee quote outside SendConfirmSheet.
networkFeeCredits and totalString invoke CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy separately. Each invocation estimates the pool fee. If the estimate changes or becomes unavailable between evaluations, Network fee and Total can disagree.
Create one fee-inclusive quote in SendViewModel or a service. Pass its fee and lock value into SendConfirmSheet. Ensure the coordinator executes that quote, or re-confirm the final lock value before authorization.
As per coding guidelines, “Concretely banned inside SwiftUI View structs: FFI/SDK calls, fee math ... Those live in the ViewModel or a service.”
Also applies to: 976-993
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In `@DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/Pay/SendScreen.swift` around lines 949 - 951,
Move the Core-to-Shielded fee estimation and fee math out of the SwiftUI view,
including the logic used by networkFeeCredits and totalString. Create one
fee-inclusive quote in SendViewModel or a service, pass its fee and lock value
into SendConfirmSheet, and ensure the coordinator executes that same quote or
re-confirms the final lock value before authorization so Network fee and Total
remain consistent.
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Deliberately not doing this in this PR — reasoning:
- The estimate is deterministic and offline:
estimateShieldedFee(kind:.transfer, numActions: 2)computes from the SDK's compiled-in protocol fee tables (no network, fixed inputs), so two reads within one sheet render cannot disagree in practice. - The value that moves money is computed once, at the execution boundary:
ShieldedTransferCoordinator.performAssetLockderives the lock from a singlepoolFeeCreditsread and fails closed (typed error, no un-inflated lock) if the estimate is unavailable. The sheet rows are display-only and fall back to "—". - The guideline's substance is honored: the fee math lives in
CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy(the shared policy/service), not in the views —totalString/networkFeeCreditsonly compose policy calls and format, the same pattern the sheet already used for its other routes' fee rows.
Threading a quote object through both flows' view wiring would be a behavior-neutral refactor of a pre-existing pattern — out of scope for this bugfix. Fine as a follow-up if maintainers want it.
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@llbartekll, the coordinator path is correct. ShieldedTransferCoordinator.performAssetLock obtains one fee value, derives one lock value, and fails before submission when the fee or lock value is unavailable.
The deterministic estimator also removes the practical risk that the Network fee and Total rows disagree during one sheet render. I withdraw that part of the finding.
The guideline concern remains. SendConfirmSheet.networkFeeCredits and SendConfirmSheet.totalString invoke CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy, which invokes PlatformWalletManager.estimateShieldedFee. totalString also derives the fee-inclusive lock value in the SwiftUI View struct.
Please move the policy invocation and total derivation out of SendConfirmSheet in a follow-up. Would you like me to create a GitHub issue for that follow-up?
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File: DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/Pay/SendScreen.swift:949-951
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Learning: For Core-to-Shielded transfers, `CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy.poolFeeCredits` uses `PlatformWalletManager.estimateShieldedFee(kind: .transfer, numActions: 2)` with fixed inputs and SDK protocol fee tables. The estimate is deterministic and offline. `ShieldedTransferCoordinator.performAssetLock` derives one fee-inclusive lock value from a single pool-fee read and fails with `CoordinatorError.shieldedPoolFeeUnavailable` instead of submitting an un-inflated lock when fee or lock-value derivation fails.
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Problem
Shielding 5 DASH delivered only 4.99787 DASH. The app passed the typed amount as the asset-lock value, and the SDK derives
shield_amount = lock_value − pool_fee, so the Type-18 pool fee (compute_minimum_shielded_fee(2) + asset_lock_base_cost= 212 851 200 credits ≈ 0.00213 DASH) was carved out of the amount. Meanwhile the confirm sheet already rendered "Network fee" + "Total" as if the fee were charged on top — the UI claimed semantics the code didn't have.Platform→Shielded was already fee-on-top and is untouched.
Fix
App-side only — no SDK/Rust changes. Since the SDK always subtracts exactly
pool_feefrom the lock, inflating the lock by the fee makes the recipient receive the full typed amount:ShieldedTransferCoordinator.performAssetLock): locksamount + ceil(pool_fee)via newCoreToShieldedAmountPolicyhelpers (poolFeeDuffs,lockValueDuffs). The sub-duff round-up remainder (≤999 credits) goes to the recipient; the consensus surplus stays zero, so nosurplus_outputis needed. The parameter was renamed torecipientAmountDuffsso the semantic flip is compiler-enforced at both call sites..shieldedPoolFeeUnavailable) — previously the execution-boundary guard was silently skipped when the estimate was unavailable and an un-inflated lock went out.InternalTransferViewModelandSendViewModel):canContinuechecksamount + fee ≤ spendable, insufficient-balance messages report the fee-reduced envelope, Max fillsspendable − fee.lock > pool_feeby construction (Rust has no other dust floor), so the oldpoolFee/1000 + 1minimum and its error copy are gone.Kept as-is on purpose: Core→Platform (carve is real there) and the CoinJoin drain (whole-balance semantics).
Verification
dashpayscheme build (iphonesimulator,ARCHS=arm64) — the unit-test target is broken repo-wide, so the newCoreToShieldedAmountPolicytests are compile-ready only.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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