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Core → Shielded funding (tap Fund → transition submitted): the Orchard proof (≈0.6–1.0 s) now runs during the InstantSend-lock wait (mainnet median 0.9 s, p90 2.2 s) instead of after it, so ≈0.6–0.8 s comes off a typical funding: 1.70 s → 0.91 s of lock wait + proof at a 0.9 s lock, 3.05 s → 2.21 s at a 2.2 s lock. Every IS → ChainLock fallback and CL-height retry also skips a whole proof.

_{Proof: M4 Max desktop, release build, real Halo 2 prover with a warm key, 11 interleaved before/after runs per lock wait (median; proof alone 0.54–1.6 s), load average 20–41 from concurrent builds, so the proof time is an upper bound. Lock wait: simulated, at the latency measured passively on mainnet P2P (26 peers, 84 txs, first tx inv → first isdlock, 2026-10-14 04:31–05:01 UTC). Desktop only, not measured on a phone.}

Issue being fixed or feature implemented

Core → Shielded funding (shielded_fund_from_asset_lock, state transition type 18) waits for the asset lock's InstantSend lock, and only then builds and proves the Orchard bundle. That is seconds of Halo 2 work, run inline on an async worker. Every IS → ChainLock fallback and every CL-height retry (15 s apart) proves a fresh bundle again.

The bundle doesn't depend on which lock proof is used, so the proving time can overlap the lock wait, and fallbacks and retries can skip proving.

This is part of a series cutting Dash shielded send latency. The others are #5277, #5280, dashpay/halo2#1–#3, dashpay/orchard#12 and #13, and dashpay/dashwallet-ios#1183.

What was done?

What each part commits to. Verified against the consensus side.

• Halo 2 proof: covers each action's nullifier, rk, cmx and cv_net, plus the anchor and flags.
• Binding and padding spend-auth signatures: sign the platform sighash, which is the bundle commitment plus 0x86 || dSHA256(outpoint) (sighash.rs:866-882).
  • Consensus derives this from the transition's own asset-lock proof (shield_from_asset_lock/transform_into_action/v1:312).
  • An InstantSend proof and a ChainLock proof of the same outpoint give identical binding data. Neither uses the CL height or the IS lock itself (already pinned by tests in shielded::sighash).
• Outer ECDSA signature: the only part that covers the asset-lock proof and the surplus output. Type 18 has no user_fee_increase.

dpp (core_key_wallet; no validation or serialization change):

• prove_bundle_with is the proving half of the existing prove_and_sign_bundle_with, which now calls it. It returns a closure that re-signs a copy of the proved bundle with fresh randomness. There is no second proving path.
• ProvedShieldFromAssetLockBundle::prove(.., out_point, ..) proves from the outpoint alone.
• build_transition_with_signer(&self, ..) refuses a lock proof of any outpoint other than the one it was proved for. That check stands on its own, because before protocol 14 the sighash binds nothing and would accept one bundle around two locks, funding the note twice. It also re-derives the binding from the real lock proof and refuses a protocol version that binds differently. Then it re-signs. RedPallas signatures are randomized, so resubmissions keep distinct hashes and aren't dropped by Tenderdash's rejected-transaction cache.
• build_shield_from_asset_lock_transition_with_signer is unchanged.

platform-wallet:

• Speculative proving: create_funded_asset_lock_proof_pooled takes an on_broadcast callback, and resolve_funding_observing_out_point reports the outpoint once the lock transaction is broadcast, or once a resumed lock passes its checks. The shielded flow joins resolution with a future that reads the tracked lock's value and starts the proof with spawn_blocking, so the proof runs while the InstantSend lock is awaited.
• Use or detach: after resolution the speculative proof is used if it was made for the resolved outpoint and amount. Otherwise it is aborted (a queued proof never starts; a running one can't be interrupted, and its result is dropped) and the bundle is proved afresh. Proof handles abort on drop, so no exit, including an error, leaves a queued proof behind. Resolution never waits on speculation: a speculation that hasn't started its proof when the lock resolves (or fails) is dropped.
• Wallet drains (Max Core → Shielded): the drain path that v5.1-dev added goes through the same flow. A fresh drain reports its outpoint once create_wallet_drain_asset_lock_proof has broadcast the lock and recorded the drain operation; a resumed drain reports it after the consumed / role checks. Drain registration, persistence admission, the full-consumption check and DrainCompleted are unchanged.
• Bundle reuse: the first attempt, the IS → CL fallback and the CL-height retries all re-sign the one proved bundle.
• Secret lifetime: bsk and the padding keys are fresh per bundle and are never serialized, persisted or logged. They are held from proving until the submission attempts end, which includes the lock wait (with cl_wait = None, an unbounded ChainLock wait). Misusing them could only re-fund the same note under another lock.
• The Chain-path lock value lookup is unchanged from base.

Saves about min(proof time, InstantSend latency) per funding, plus a whole proof per fallback or retry.

One protocol version: a single PlatformVersion snapshot, taken after the lock is chosen, prices the pool fee, proves the bundle and assembles every attempt. If the SDK's protocol version has moved by the time a signed attempt is about to be broadcast (checked after signing, which an external signer can stretch out), it refuses rather than submitting a bundle priced under the old fee schedule (with no surplus output, a fee overpayment would go to the pools). The tracked lock is untouched, so a resume re-proves.

Known edge: if the SDK's protocol version crosses a credit_pool_bundle_binding change between proving and submitting, assembly refuses with a binding-mismatch error rather than submitting a transition consensus would reject.

How Has This Been Tested?

Latency: see Observable value. It was measured with a temporary #[ignore] bench in shield_from_asset_lock.rs (not committed) that interleaves, per run, a proof alone, a lock-wait sleep followed by a proof, and a proof on another thread during the same sleep.

dpp tests:

• A bundle from ProvedShieldFromAssetLockBundle::prove, signed twice, verifies each time with BatchValidator against the sighash consensus derives from a real lock proof of its outpoint. A different sighash fails.
• One proof assembles around two ChainLock proofs of its outpoint at different heights. Each assembly has the same proof and value balance but fresh signatures, and a proof of another outpoint is refused.
• At protocol 13, where the sighash binds nothing, a proof of another outpoint is still refused, and the bundle won't assemble at a version that binds the outpoint, even around its own outpoint.

Runs (after rebasing onto v5.1-dev @ a317e4daad0; all 18 commits kept, conflicts were with the new wallet-drain code):

• cargo test -p dpp --features shielded-client,core_key_wallet,state-transition-signing --lib -- shield_from_asset_lock: 47 passed, including signing_tests. Before the rebase, the wider -- shield_from_asset_lock proved_bundle builder:: sighash filter passed 123 in release at 6ca6ab3.
• cargo test -p platform-wallet --features shielded --lib: 1618 passed, 0 failed, including upstream's wallet-drain tests.

platform-wallet tests (resolve_while_speculating, the join of resolution and speculation):

• A speculation still queued on the wallet RwLock when resolution finishes is dropped, so a writer behind it (consume_asset_lock) isn't starved.
• A speculation that started its proof is returned without waiting for the proof to finish.
• A speculation that gave up doesn't stop resolution, and isn't polled again.
• Clippy -D warnings is clean on platform-wallet (shielded, all targets) and platform-wallet-ffi (shielded, all targets). On dpp (shielded-client,core_key_wallet,state-transition-signing) the only 3 warnings are in lines this PR doesn't touch and also fire on the v5.1-dev base. cargo fmt --check is clean.

Review: an independent code review found no blockers. It confirmed the resolve/speculate join (no deadlock, a dropped sender falls back to proving afresh), that proving errors and panics surface as they did inline, and that the orchestration calls pass the same arguments as before.

Not done: a drive-abci-level test (IS attempt rejected, then CL re-assembly accepted). It needs a mocked core chain-locked height covering the lock transaction.

Breaking Changes

Rust API only: PlatformWallet::shielded_fund_from_asset_lock now requires P: OrchardProver + Copy + Send + 'static (pass &CachedOrchardProver). Callers that passed a borrowed, non-'static prover must change. In-repo callers (FFI send and wallet drain, seed pool, wallet-drain tests) are updated. The C ABI is unchanged.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Shielded asset-lock bundles can be proved before the asset-lock proof is ready, then assembled with an external signer. Assembly verifies that the proof matches the bundle’s funding details.
• Improvements
  • Shielded proof generation can begin while funding confirmation is pending, reducing wait time.
  • Matching proofs are reused across submission retries and ChainLock fallback, with fresh signatures for each attempt.
  • Shielded submissions are rejected if the protocol version changes after the bundle is priced.

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Walkthrough

The wallet starts Orchard proof generation when a funding outpoint becomes available. It reuses a proved bundle when the resolved outpoint and shield amount match. Each transition assembly signs the bundle again.

Changes: Shielded Asset-Lock Flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Prove and assemble shield bundles packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/*, packages/rs-dpp/src/state_transition/state_transitions/shielded/shield_from_asset_lock_transition/signing_tests.rs	Output-only bundle construction is separate from proof and signing. The proved-bundle API checks the supplied proof binding before assembling a transition. Tests cover repeated assembly, signatures, and binding mismatches.
Report asset-lock outpoints packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/build.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/orchestration.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/asset_lock/manager.rs	Asset-lock building and funding resolution accept callbacks for outpoints. The callbacks run after broadcast or validation, before proof waiting or resume. Funding resolution uses pooled asset-lock builders.
Start and reuse wallet proof work packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/fund_from_asset_lock.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/seed_pool.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/wallet_drain.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/wallet_drain_tests.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_wallet_drain.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/Cargo.toml	The wallet calculates fees from a platform-version snapshot and coordinates funding resolution with speculative proof generation. It reuses matching proved bundles for retries. Wallet and FFI funding paths use the shared cached prover.

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Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant FundingResolver
  participant PlatformWallet
  participant TokioBlockingPool
  participant ProvedShieldFromAssetLockBundle
  participant Submission
  FundingResolver-->>PlatformWallet: Report committed asset-lock outpoint
  PlatformWallet->>TokioBlockingPool: Prove bundle for outpoint and amount
  TokioBlockingPool-->>PlatformWallet: Return proved bundle
  PlatformWallet->>ProvedShieldFromAssetLockBundle: Assemble transition with asset-lock proof
  ProvedShieldFromAssetLockBundle-->>PlatformWallet: Return signed transition
  PlatformWallet->>Submission: Submit transition or retry with a fresh signature

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Possibly related issues

• dashpay/platform#5518: The PR changes the ChainLock fallback path discussed in the issue, but the supplied summary does not indicate that it releases shield_guard.

Possibly related PRs

• dashpay/platform#5460: Both changes address shielded asset-lock submission following an InstantSend proof and the ChainLock fallback path.
• dashpay/platform#5471: Both changes use asset-lock submission retry infrastructure, including ChainLock-height retries.

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Merge Risk: Low · previous review 66ce8

The funding flow moves proving to a blocking thread. Confirm its stack size on the supported FFI runtime before merging.

Security architecture risk: Low · up to 9d8ac

The inspected funding path retains matching checks and requires the asset-lock signer before submission. No security regression was established, but cancellation and recovery behavior could not be fully compared with the original version.

Retained concerns
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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The inspected authority scope is asset-lock funding through wallet, FFI, and seed-pool callers. Proving can run without signing authority, but transition assembly still requires an external asset-lock signer. The process-global prover cache contains proving parameters rather than wallet credentials.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Assembly rejects a mismatched versioned asset-lock binding before bundle authorization. Pool inflow is derived from the authorized bundle rather than supplied independently. The outer transition includes the actual asset-lock proof and surplus output before the external signer signs its signable bytes.
• observed — An unauthenticated already-consumed response is not treated as successful funding. Reconciliation requires an outpoint-matched error, attempts bounded ChainLock evidence attachment, and retains consumption-unknown state when a ChainLock proof is available; otherwise it preserves the typed error without claiming completion.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Cache reuse requires equal outpoint, amount, and protocol version; recipient and outgoing viewing key are captured for the operation. Dropping speculative work aborts queued tasks or discards running results. Submission cancellation is separately documented as unsafe because an unobserved attempt may still commit; whether that behavior changed from the PR base remains unresolved.

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The proof-reuse, outpoint-binding, and cancellation paths show no blocking defects. One newly added test should be made manual because its timing assertions can fail under runner load despite correct overlap. This was a static review with no local builds or tests; the supplied CI snapshot shows Rust workspace tests still running, Rust wallet tests skipped, and the Kotlin build/test check failing.

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• Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate refactor in rs-dpp's ProvedShieldFromAssetLockBundle and output-only bundle builder changes cryptographic authorization and signing-key retention, while fund_from_asset_lock.rs changes concurrent proof generation and reuse in a funds-movement flow.
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- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/fund_from_asset_lock.rs:1825-1826: Keep the wall-clock comparison out of the default test suite
  This test requires both `proof_started < lock_delivered` and `overlapped < sequential`, so it remains scheduler-dependent despite the comment about avoiding wall-clock bounds. Tokio does not guarantee that the blocking-pool job starts within the simulated 400 ms lock window, and runner load can delay the overlapped sample more than the separately measured sequential sample even when the implementation correctly overlaps the work. Either assertion can therefore cause an unrelated CI failure. The adjacent `should_overlap_the_proof_with_the_lock_wait` test establishes overlap through channel handshakes without comparing performance samples. Keep that regression test in the normal shielded suite and mark this wall-clock comparison as an explicitly manual test.

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The PR correctly implements speculative Orchard proving, bundle binding, cancellation, and reuse across InstantSend/ChainLock attempts. One blocking lifecycle race remains: the protocol-version snapshot used to size a fresh asset lock is captured before the asynchronous lock build and broadcast, so a version ratchet can leave an already-broadcast single-use lock below the newer fee; the later submission check cannot recover it. The InstantSend-rejection-to-ChainLock integration test is still missing, while the Rust workspace CI check passed and the dedicated Rust wallet test job was skipped.

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• Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The diff is large and intricate and changes critical funds-movement and cryptographic signing/proving paths in packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/shield_from_asset_lock.rs and packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/fund_from_asset_lock.rs, including protocol-version-dependent validation and concurrent speculative proof orchestration.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/fund_from_asset_lock.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/fund_from_asset_lock.rs:277-315: Revalidate fresh-lock sizing after taking the definitive protocol snapshot
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5282#discussion_r4410409055)
  `platform_version` and `pool_fee_credits` are captured before the awaited shielded-key read and before `resolve_funding_observing_out_point` can build and broadcast a fresh asset lock. The exact `FromWalletBalance` guard and the drain minimum therefore size the L1 lock under that earlier fee schedule. If the SDK ratchets to a protocol version with a higher Type 18 fee while the lock is being built or broadcast, the single-use lock can be at or below the newer fee. The later check in `build_and_broadcast_shielded` only refuses Platform submission after the lock is already on-chain; resuming then recomputes the higher fee and can fail `shield_amount_after_fee`, leaving the tracked funds unusable through this flow. Tie fresh-lock admission to the version used for spending by revalidating the version and minimum immediately before the shared asset-lock broadcast, or move this admission/version coordination into the shared asset-lock manager so identity, top-up, drain, and shielded callers receive the same protection.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/fund_from_asset_lock.rs:568-588: Add an end-to-end test for InstantSend rejection and ChainLock bundle reuse
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5282#discussion_r4411182007)
  The production fallback still has no integration regression that drives an InstantSend submission rejection through persisted lock state, ChainLock proof upgrade, reassembly with the same proved Orchard bundle, retry submission, and final lock consumption. The DPP tests cover local bundle compatibility and the wallet tests cover the generic resolution/speculation join, but neither exercises `submit_with_chain_lock_fallback` together with persistence and the effective proof returned after the retry. Add a mocked-Core or drive-abci-level test that verifies the rejected InstantSend attempt is followed by accepted ChainLock reassembly with fresh signatures and that the lock is settled only after the accepted attempt.

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