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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe node now accepts per-chain Subsidy Provider addresses and passes them with job types to escrow claims. Status responses expose the provider map, and the indexer processes Subsidized events. ChangesSubsidized escrow claims
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OceanNode->>Escrow: Construct with subsidyProviders
C2DEngineDocker->>Escrow: claimLock with JobType.COMPUTE
Escrow->>Escrow: Resolve providers for chain
Escrow->>EscrowContract: claimLockAndWithdraw(jobType, subsidyProviders)
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Overall risk: low
Summary:
This PR excellently integrates the new Subsidy Provider contracts by bumping the @oceanprotocol/contracts dependency and cleanly updating the Escrow wrapper. The use of Zod schemas for fail-safe parsing of EIP-55 checksummed addresses is robust, and the test suite updates thoroughly validate the new workflows.
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• [INFO][style] Great job implementing fail-safe parsing here that degrades to null rather than crashing the node on boot. One minor TypeScript consideration: if strict or useUnknownInCatchVariables is ever enabled in your tsconfig.json, accessing error.message directly may throw a compilation error because error is typed as unknown. Safely casting or checking the type is a good future-proof practice.
- CONFIG_LOGGER.error(`Invalid address in SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS: ${error.message}`)
+ CONFIG_LOGGER.error(`Invalid address in SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`)• [INFO][style] Constructing these parallel arrays for the batch claim claimLocksAndWithdraw function call is handled very cleanly. Good use of Array.map to maintain consistency between single and batch claim interfaces.
• [INFO][other] Pinning these Enum values in unit tests is a great defensive practice. It ensures that any future additions or accidental re-orderings to JobType will immediately flag a failure, protecting the on-chain integration.
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In `@docs/env.md`:
- Line 59: Update the multi-chain example in the SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS documentation
to use valid EIP-55-checksummed addresses for both entries under chainId 8996,
so copying the example does not cause SubsidyProvidersSchema to reject the
entire map.
In `@src/components/core/utils/statusHandler.ts`:
- Line 152: Move the subsidyProviders assignment out of the supportedNetworks
branch in the status handler so it runs on every status request. Always set
nodeStatus.subsidyProviders from config.subsidyProviders, defaulting to an empty
object, and avoid retaining a cached value when the configuration omits it.
In `@src/test/integration/escrow.test.ts`:
- Around line 310-339: Extend the GET_ESCROW_EVENTS assertions in the
Subsidized-event test to locate the response row matching claimTxHash and verify
its provider, subsidyAmount, and bonusAmount match the indexed event. Preserve
the existing assertion that the query returns the event.
In `@src/utils/config/schemas.ts`:
- Around line 120-122: Update the key validation in SubsidyProvidersSchema’s
Object.entries loop to reject noncanonical chain-ID keys before storing them, so
keys match the String(chain) format used by Escrow.getSubsidyProvidersForChain.
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| - `ESCROW_CLAIM_TIMEOUT`: Amount of time reserved to claim a escrow payment, in seconds. Defaults to `3600`. Example: `3600` | ||
| - `SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS`: Per-chain map (keyed by chainId) of Subsidy Provider contract addresses the node passes to the escrow at claim time, so a third party can sponsor part of a payer's cost and/or pay the node a bonus. Each chain's value is a list, so several providers can be named per chain. The addresses are normalized to their EIP-55 checksummed form; a malformed value (bad JSON, not a per-chain object, or an invalid address) is ignored (the whole map is treated as unset) rather than blocking startup. Defaults to unset (no subsidies; plain claims). Example — use the OPF Subsidy Provider on Base (chainId `8453`): `"{ \"8453\": [\"0x4344D4Bc29531DB736378e9A3dA85BF1eff0CB22\"] }"`. Multiple chains/providers: `"{ \"8453\": [\"0x4344D4Bc29531DB736378e9A3dA85BF1eff0CB22\"], \"8996\": [\"0x123\",\"0x456\"] }"` |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Replace the invalid addresses in the multi-chain example.
If an operator copies this example, getAddress rejects 0x123 and 0x456. SubsidyProvidersSchema then sets the entire map to null, including the Base provider. Use valid addresses for both example entries.
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In `@docs/env.md` at line 59, Update the multi-chain example in the
SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS documentation to use valid EIP-55-checksummed addresses for
both entries under chainId 8996, so copying the example does not cause
SubsidyProvidersSchema to reject the entire map.
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Feat: Escrow Subsidy Providers integration
Summary
Integrates the contracts-side Subsidy Providers feature into ocean-node. At escrow claim time
the node (the payee) now passes two extra arguments so a third party can sponsor part of a payer's
cost and/or pay the node a bonus:
jobType— an opaque per-feature category the node supplies, andsubsidyProviderslist — Subsidy Provider contract addresses, configured per chain by thenode operator.
The provider contract decides, per node / payer / jobType, how much to subsidize (released back to
the payer) and how much bonus to add (paid to the node). This PR threads those two arguments through
every escrow claim call, adds the
SUBSIDY_PROVIDERSnode setting, exposes it in node status, andindexes the new on-chain
Subsidizedevent.Motivation
Today the entire claim
amountis paid out of the payer's locked funds (minus protocol fees), withno way for a third party to sponsor a payer's cost or reward a node. Subsidy Providers let an
external program reduce what a payer pays and/or pay the node a bonus, decided per node / payer / job
type at claim time — without changing deposits, locks, or the existing claim flow. The node's role
is only to supply an operator-controlled provider list + a jobType, sign, and submit; the contract
enforces solvency, reentrancy safety, and the malicious-provider guards.
Behavior (as designed)
jobTypeper feature. A new exportedJobTypeenum (NONE=0,COMPUTE=1,SERVICE=2;future features add their own id). C2D compute settlement passes
JobType.COMPUTE;Service-on-Demand (start and extend) passes
JobType.SERVICE. A plain claim with no configuredproviders still passes its
jobTypeand an empty provider list.SUBSIDY_PROVIDERSconfig (operator-only). A per-chain map of Subsidy Provider contractaddresses, e.g.
{"8996": ["0x.."]}. It is node-operator configuration only — noconsumer/request data can reach the provider list or the jobType. On a claim for chain N the node
passes that chain's configured list (empty for unconfigured chains). Addresses are normalized to
EIP-55 checksummed form; malformed config (bad JSON, not a per-chain object, or an invalid
address) is ignored (treated as unset) rather than blocking startup — matching the existing
ALLOWED_ADMINS_LIST/AUTHORIZED_DECRYPTERS_LISTconvention.subsidyProviders(the configured per-chain map) is surfaced in the nodestatus response, in both normal and detailed status, alongside
escrowAddress.Subsidized(payee, payer, jobId, token, provider, subsidyAmount, bonusAmount)event is indexed like the other escrow events (gated on the real Escrow contractaddress) and returned via the
getEscrowEventsquery.Changes
JobType + escrow wrappers
src/utils/constants.ts— new exportedJobTypeenum;ESCROW_SUBSIDIZED: 'Subsidized'eventname; its keccak topic hash
0x04e202f6138ce0268067aab74c4038deaca9e8f15460867eff076939f0b06336in the event-hash map; added to the escrow events list;
SUBSIDY_PROVIDERSinENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES.src/components/core/utils/escrow.ts— constructor takes the per-chainsubsidyProvidersmap;private
getSubsidyProvidersForChain(chain);claimLockgains ajobTypeparam and passesjobType+ the resolved provider list to bothclaimLockAndWithdraw.estimateGas(...)andclaimLockAndWithdraw(...)(afterproof, before gas options);claimLocksgainsjobTypeandbuilds parallel
jobType[]+subsidyProviders[][](length-matched to the other claim arrays)for
claimLocksAndWithdraw.Call sites
src/components/c2d/compute_engine_docker.ts—claimPayments()batch and per-job fallback →JobType.COMPUTE;processServiceStart()→JobType.SERVICE.src/components/core/service/extendService.ts— service-extend claim →JobType.SERVICE.src/OceanNode.ts— bothnew Escrow(...)sites passthis.config.subsidyProviders.Config
src/utils/config/constants.ts—SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS: 'subsidyProviders'inENV_TO_CONFIG_MAPPING.src/utils/config/schemas.ts— newSubsidyProvidersSchema(JSON-parse → per-chain object check →getAddresschecksum per address →nullon any error, never throws); added toOceanNodeConfigSchemaassubsidyProviders: SubsidyProvidersSchema.optional().default(null).src/@types/OceanNode.ts—subsidyProviders?: AccessListContract | nullonOceanNodeConfig;subsidyProviders?: AccessListContractonOceanNodeStatus.Status
src/components/core/utils/statusHandler.ts— populatenodeStatus.subsidyProvidersin theshared
supportedNetworksblock (covers normal and detailed status).Event indexing
src/components/Indexer/processors/EscrowEventProcessor.ts— decode theSubsidizedevent(fields read by name; gated on the resolved Escrow contract address like every other escrow event).
src/components/Indexer/processor.ts— registerSubsidized→EscrowEventProcessor.src/@types/Escrow.ts— extendEscrowEventwithprovider?,subsidyAmount?,bonusAmount?.Docs
docs/env.md—SUBSIDY_PROVIDERSunder## Payments.docs/API.md—subsidyProviders/escrowAddressin the status response;Subsidizedin thegetEscrowEventsevent types + its extraprovider, subsidyAmount, bonusAmountfields.Review & security
event decoding by field name (indexed/non-indexed order irrelevant), consistent with existing
escrow events.
jobTypeareoperator-config only (no request data reaches them); config parsing fails safe (never throws
through boot); the plural claim path is length-checked so payer/provider pairing can't misalign;
status exposes only public contract addresses; event indexing is gated on the real Escrow address.
subsidyProvidersmap to null (subsidies silently disabled node-wide) — matches the existingaddress-list convention; consider a startup/CI assertion that the loaded Escrow ABI contains the
Subsidizedfragment + the extended claim signatures, so a stale package fails loudly instead ofsilently breaking settlement.
Manual: set
SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS='{ "8453": ["0x4344D4Bc29531DB736378e9A3dA85BF1eff0CB22"] }'(the OPFSubsidy Provider on Base), start the node, hit the status endpoint and confirm
subsidyProvidersispresent per chain; run a compute/service job and confirm the claim tx carries
jobType+ providers(and emits
Subsidizedwhen a provider contributes).Summary by CodeRabbit