DebridgeValidator (and forwarder)
Introduction
Debridge validator implements BridgeValidator to allow cross-chain transaction data generated by the Debridge DLN API v1 to be verified for validity on-chain. It ensures that submitted transaction data has the intended bridging outcome and was not corrupted in generation or in the process of transmitting through the Superform API.
The difference between DebridgeValidator and DebridgeForwarderValidator is that the latter allows a swap to be performed on the source chain before funds are fulfiled on the destination chain.
Core Concepts
Xchain requests can be decoded through Debridge's DlnOrderLib.sol, IDLNSource.sol and ICrossChainForwarder.sol (for Forwarder).
// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.7;
library DlnOrderLib {
/* ========== ENUMS ========== */
/**
* @dev Enum defining the supported blockchain engines.
* - `UNDEFINED`: Represents an undefined or unknown blockchain engine (0).
* - `EVM`: Represents the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) blockchain engine (1).
* - `SOLANA`: Represents the Solana blockchain engine (2).
*/
enum ChainEngine {
UNDEFINED, // 0
EVM, // 1
SOLANA // 2
}
/* ========== STRUCTS ========== */
/// @dev Struct representing the creation parameters for creating an order on the (EVM) chain.
struct OrderCreation {
/// Address of the ERC-20 token that the maker is offering as part of this order.
/// Use the zero address to indicate that the maker is offering a native blockchain token (such as Ether, Matic,
/// etc.).
address giveTokenAddress;
/// Amount of tokens the maker is offering.
uint256 giveAmount;
/// Address of the ERC-20 token that the maker is willing to accept on the destination chain.
bytes takeTokenAddress;
/// Amount of tokens the maker is willing to accept on the destination chain.
uint256 takeAmount;
// the ID of the chain where an order should be fulfilled.
uint256 takeChainId;
/// Address on the destination chain where funds should be sent upon order fulfillment.
bytes receiverDst;
/// Address on the source (current) chain authorized to patch the order by adding more input tokens, making it
/// more attractive to takers.
address givePatchAuthoritySrc;
/// Address on the destination chain authorized to patch the order by reducing the take amount, making it more
/// attractive to takers,
/// and can also cancel the order in the take chain.
bytes orderAuthorityAddressDst;
// An optional address restricting anyone in the open market from fulfilling
// this order but the given address. This can be useful if you are creating a order
// for a specific taker. By default, set to empty bytes array (0x)
bytes allowedTakerDst;
/// An optional external call data payload.
bytes externalCall;
// An optional address on the source (current) chain where the given input tokens
// would be transferred to in case order cancellation is initiated by the orderAuthorityAddressDst
// on the destination chain. This property can be safely set to an empty bytes array (0x):
// in this case, tokens would be transferred to the arbitrary address specified
// by the orderAuthorityAddressDst upon order cancellation
bytes allowedCancelBeneficiarySrc;
}
/// @dev Struct representing an order.
struct Order {
/// Nonce for each maker.
uint64 makerOrderNonce;
/// Order maker address (EOA signer for EVM) in the source chain.
bytes makerSrc;
/// Chain ID where the order's was created.
uint256 giveChainId;
/// Address of the ERC-20 token that the maker is offering as part of this order.
/// Use the zero address to indicate that the maker is offering a native blockchain token (such as Ether, Matic,
/// etc.).
bytes giveTokenAddress;
/// Amount of tokens the maker is offering.
uint256 giveAmount;
// the ID of the chain where an order should be fulfilled.
uint256 takeChainId;
/// Address of the ERC-20 token that the maker is willing to accept on the destination chain.
bytes takeTokenAddress;
/// Amount of tokens the maker is willing to accept on the destination chain.
uint256 takeAmount;
/// Address on the destination chain where funds should be sent upon order fulfillment.
bytes receiverDst;
/// Address on the source (current) chain authorized to patch the order by adding more input tokens, making it
/// more attractive to takers.
bytes givePatchAuthoritySrc;
/// Address on the destination chain authorized to patch the order by reducing the take amount, making it more
/// attractive to takers,
/// and can also cancel the order in the take chain.
bytes orderAuthorityAddressDst;
// An optional address restricting anyone in the open market from fulfilling
// this order but the given address. This can be useful if you are creating a order
// for a specific taker. By default, set to empty bytes array (0x)
bytes allowedTakerDst;
// An optional address on the source (current) chain where the given input tokens
// would be transferred to in case order cancellation is initiated by the orderAuthorityAddressDst
// on the destination chain. This property can be safely set to an empty bytes array (0x):
// in this case, tokens would be transferred to the arbitrary address specified
// by the orderAuthorityAddressDst upon order cancellation
bytes allowedCancelBeneficiarySrc;
/// An optional external call data payload.
bytes externalCall;
}
}
// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity ^0.8.7;
import "./DlnOrderLib.sol";
interface IDlnSource {
/**
* @notice This function returns the global fixed fee in the native asset of the protocol.
* @dev This fee is denominated in the native asset (like Ether in Ethereum).
* @return uint88 This return value represents the global fixed fee in the native asset.
*/
function globalFixedNativeFee() external returns (uint88);
/**
* @notice This function provides the global transfer fee, expressed in Basis Points (BPS).
* @dev It retrieves a global fee which is applied to order.giveAmount. The fee is represented in Basis Points
* (BPS), where 1 BPS equals 0.01%.
* @return uint16 The return value represents the global transfer fee in BPS.
*/
function globalTransferFeeBps() external returns (uint16);
/**
* @dev Places a new order with pseudo-random orderId onto the DLN
* @notice deprecated
* @param _orderCreation a structured parameter from the DlnOrderLib.OrderCreation library, containing all the
* necessary information required for creating a new order.
* @param _affiliateFee a bytes parameter specifying the affiliate fee that will be rewarded to the beneficiary. It
* includes the beneficiary's details and the affiliate amount.
* @param _referralCode a 32-bit unsigned integer containing the referral code. This code is traced back to the
* referral source or person that facilitated this order. This code is also emitted in an event for tracking
* purposes.
* @param _permitEnvelope a bytes parameter that is used to approve the spender through a signature. It contains the
* amount, the deadline, and the signature.
* @return bytes32 identifier (orderId) of a newly placed order
*/
function createOrder(
DlnOrderLib.OrderCreation calldata _orderCreation,
bytes calldata _affiliateFee,
uint32 _referralCode,
bytes calldata _permitEnvelope
)
external
payable
returns (bytes32);
/**
* @dev Places a new order with deterministic orderId onto the DLN
* @param _orderCreation a structured parameter from the DlnOrderLib.OrderCreation library, containing all the
* necessary information required for creating a new order.
* @param _salt an input source of randomness for getting a deterministic identifier of an order (orderId)
* @param _affiliateFee a bytes parameter specifying the affiliate fee that will be rewarded to the beneficiary. It
* includes the beneficiary's details and the affiliate amount.
* @param _referralCode a 32-bit unsigned integer containing the referral code. This code is traced back to the
* referral source or person that facilitated this order. This code is also emitted in an event for tracking
* purposes.
* @param _permitEnvelope a bytes parameter that is used to approve the spender through a signature. It contains the
* amount, the deadline, and the signature.
* @param _metadata an arbitrary data to be tied together with the order for future off-chain analysis
* @return bytes32 identifier (orderId) of a newly placed order
*/
function createSaltedOrder(
DlnOrderLib.OrderCreation calldata _orderCreation,
uint64 _salt,
bytes calldata _affiliateFee,
uint32 _referralCode,
bytes calldata _permitEnvelope,
bytes calldata _metadata
)
external
payable
returns (bytes32);
}
// SPDX-License-Identifier: BUSL-1.1
pragma solidity ^0.8.7;
/// @notice is usually used for swap + bridge.
/// @dev interface built from their CrossChainForwarder
/// @dev refer: https://docs.dln.trade/the-core-protocol/trusted-smart-contracts#evm-chains
interface ICrossChainForwarder {
/// @dev Performs swap against arbitrary input token, refunds excessive outcome of such swap (if any),
/// and calls the specified receiver supplying the outcome of the swap
/// @param _srcTokenIn arbitrary input token to swap from
/// @param _srcAmountIn amount of input token to swap
/// @param _srcTokenInPermitEnvelope optional permit envelope to grab the token from the caller. bytes (amount +
/// deadline + signature)
/// @param _srcSwapRouter contract to call that performs swap from the input token to the output token
/// @param _srcSwapCalldata calldata to call against _srcSwapRouter
/// @param _srcTokenOut arbitrary output token to swap to
/// @param _srcTokenExpectedAmountOut minimum acceptable outcome of the swap to provide to _target
/// @param _srcTokenRefundRecipient address to send excessive outcome of the swap
/// @param _target contract to call after successful swap
/// @param _targetData calldata to call against _target
function strictlySwapAndCall(
address _srcTokenIn,
uint256 _srcAmountIn,
bytes memory _srcTokenInPermitEnvelope,
address _srcSwapRouter,
bytes calldata _srcSwapCalldata,
address _srcTokenOut,
uint256 _srcTokenExpectedAmountOut,
address _srcTokenRefundRecipient,
address _target,
bytes calldata _targetData
)
external
payable;
/// @dev returns whether a swap router is whitelisted
function supportedRouters(address router_) external view returns (bool);
}
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