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Description

  • Add TRON blockchain network support with mainnet and testnet endpoints

  • Integrate TRON into pay operation handler using generic JSON-RPC

  • Register TRON chain in identity manager with mainnet-only validation

  • Improve Uint8Array validation to skip TRON transaction serialization


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  A["TRON Chain Config"] -->|"mainnet, testnet endpoints"| B["Chain Providers"]
  C["Pay Operation Handler"] -->|"genericJsonRpcPay"| D["TRON Support"]
  E["Identity Manager"] -->|"register TRON chain"| F["Mainnet-only Validation"]
  G["Uint8Array Validator"] -->|"skip TX serialization"| H["TRON TX Objects"]
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Configuration changes
chainProviders.ts
Add TRON network provider endpoints                                           

sdk/localsdk/multichain/configs/chainProviders.ts

  • Added TRON network configuration with mainnet, testnet, shasta, and
    nile endpoints
  • Configured TRONGrid API endpoints for different network environments
+7/-1     
Enhancement
pay.ts
Integrate TRON into pay operation handler                               

src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts

  • Added TRON case handler in pay operation switch statement
  • Integrated generic JSON-RPC payment execution for TRON chain
+4/-0     
identityManager.ts
Register TRON in identity manager with validation               

src/libs/blockchain/gcr/gcr_routines/identityManager.ts

  • Imported TRON chain from demosdk library
  • Registered TRON in chains mapping dictionary
  • Refactored mainnet-only validation to support both Solana and TRON
  • Updated comment to reflect multi-chain mainnet-only requirement
+6/-3     
Bug fix
validateUint8Array.ts
Skip Uint8Array conversion for TRON transactions                 

src/utilities/validateUint8Array.ts

  • Added detection logic for TRON serialized transaction objects
  • Skip Uint8Array conversion for objects with signature, txID, and
    raw_data properties
  • Prevents incorrect transformation of TRON transaction data structures
+6/-0     

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  • New Features

    • Added support for TRON blockchain with configuration for mainnet, testnet, shasta, and nile networks
    • Enabled TRON payment transaction execution
    • Integrated TRON into identity management with mainnet-only address validation
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved transaction validation to properly handle serialized transactions

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The pull request adds TRON blockchain network support across the SDK and application layer. Changes include configuring TRON network endpoints, implementing TRON payment handling via JSON-RPC, adding TRON to the chain registry, enforcing mainnet-only identity checks for TRON and Solana, and adding special validation for TRON serialized transaction objects.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Summary
Chain Configuration
sdk/localsdk/multichain/configs/chainProviders.ts
Added TRON provider entry with mainnet, testnet, shasta, and nile network endpoints.
Feature Implementation
src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts
Added "tron" case to pay executor switch statement that invokes genericJsonRpcPay with multichain.TRON.
Chain Registry & Validation
src/libs/blockchain/gcr/gcr_routines/identityManager.ts
Imported TRON from SDK; added tron entry to public chains map; replaced hardcoded Solana mainnet check with generalized mainnetOnlyChains array ("solana", "tron") to enforce mainnet-only identity support for these chains.
Transaction Validation
src/utilities/validateUint8Array.ts
Added guard clause to detect serialized TRON transactions (presence of signature, txID, raw_data) and bypass Uint8Array conversion, returning original input unchanged.

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Missing audit logging: The newly added TRON pay execution path calls genericJsonRpcPay without any visible audit
logging context (e.g., user ID, action, outcome), so it is unclear whether pay actions are
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case "tron":
    result = await genericJsonRpcPay(multichain.TRON, rpcUrl, operation)
    break

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Unhandled RPC failures: The new tron case invokes genericJsonRpcPay without any local error handling or validation
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case "tron":
    result = await genericJsonRpcPay(multichain.TRON, rpcUrl, operation)
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Weak TRON detection: The new isSerializedTx check bypasses Uint8Array conversion for any object containing
signature, txID, and raw_data keys without validating expected types/shapes, which may
allow crafted inputs to skip validation/conversion unintentionally.

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// Skip conversion for transaction objects that are not meant to be Uint8Arrays
const isSerializedTx = 'signature' in input && 'txID' in input && 'raw_data' in input
if (isSerializedTx) {
    return input
}

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Initialize Tron RPC URL properly

Fix a bug in the tron case by correctly initializing the rpcUrl using the
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src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts [101-103]

 case "tron":
+    const rpcUrl = chainProviders.tron[operation.subchain] || chainProviders.tron.mainnet
     result = await genericJsonRpcPay(multichain.TRON, rpcUrl, operation)
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Improve TRON transaction detection logic

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property is an object and contains a contract property, making the validation
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src/utilities/validateUint8Array.ts [20-24]

 // Skip conversion for transaction objects that are not meant to be Uint8Arrays
-const isSerializedTx = 'signature' in input && 'txID' in input && 'raw_data' in input
-if (isSerializedTx) {
-    return input
+const isTronTx =
+    'signature' in input &&
+    'txID' in input &&
+    'raw_data' in input &&
+    typeof (input as { raw_data: unknown }).raw_data === 'object' &&
+    (input as { raw_data: object }).raw_data !== null &&
+    'contract' in (input as { raw_data: object }).raw_data;
+
+if (isTronTx) {
+    return input;
 }
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Actionable comments posted: 1

Fix all issues with AI Agents 🤖
In @src/utilities/validateUint8Array.ts:
- Around line 20-24: The duck-typing guard in validateUint8Array.ts (the
isSerializedTx check inside the function handling input) is too fragile; update
it to explicitly document that it targets TRON serialized transaction objects
and strengthen it by validating types for 'signature' (e.g., Array or
Uint8Array), 'txID' (string), and 'raw_data' (object) rather than just checking
property presence, so the function only returns input when it confidently
matches a TRON tx and avoids false positives for other chains.

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src/libs/blockchain/gcr/gcr_routines/identityManager.ts (1)

146-154: Address inconsistency between identity validation and payment execution for mainnet-only chains.

The mainnet-only validation is a good improvement, but it creates an architectural inconsistency: identityManager.ts restricts both TRON and Solana to mainnet only (lines 146-154), yet pay.ts line 50 can access testnet/shasta/nile endpoints for TRON via chainProviders[operation.chain][operation.subchain]. This means users cannot register testnet identities, but the payment system can process testnet transactions.

Additionally, with both chains restricted to mainnet and no test files in the codebase, the testing strategy for identity flows is unclear. Consider either:

  • Enforcing the mainnet-only policy consistently by restricting chainProviders access in payment execution, or
  • Allowing testnet identities by removing the restriction and documenting why certain chains require mainnet only
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  • src/utilities/validateUint8Array.ts
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src/libs/blockchain/gcr/gcr_routines/identityManager.ts (2)

16-16: LGTM! TRON import added.

The TRON import is correctly added alongside other chain SDKs.


46-46: LGTM! TRON chain registration added.

TRON has been properly registered in the chains map, consistent with other supported chains.

sdk/localsdk/multichain/configs/chainProviders.ts (1)

53-58: TRON endpoint configuration is correct.

Verification confirms all endpoints are accurate:

  • Mainnet (https://api.trongrid.io), Shasta testnet (https://api.shasta.trongrid.io), and Nile testnet (https://nile.trongrid.io) match official TronGrid documentation.
  • testnet and shasta intentionally share the same URL because Shasta is TRON's designated testnet.
  • The nile endpoint correctly uses the https://nile.trongrid.io URL pattern without the /api prefix, per official specification.

No changes needed.

src/features/multichain/routines/executors/pay.ts (1)

101-103: LGTM! The TRON case correctly follows the established pattern.

The implementation is consistent with other JSON RPC chains (Solana, TON, NEAR, BTC) and properly uses genericJsonRpcPay with multichain.TRON which is correctly exported from the SDK.

Comment on lines +20 to +24
// Skip conversion for transaction objects that are not meant to be Uint8Arrays
const isSerializedTx = 'signature' in input && 'txID' in input && 'raw_data' in input
if (isSerializedTx) {
return input
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion | 🟠 Major

Make the transaction object detection more explicit and robust.

The current guard uses duck typing to identify serialized transaction objects, which is fragile and could match unintended objects. Consider:

  1. The check doesn't validate that the properties have the expected types
  2. There's no documentation indicating this is TRON-specific
  3. Other chains might have similar property names, causing false positives
🔎 Proposed improvements
-        // Skip conversion for transaction objects that are not meant to be Uint8Arrays
-        const isSerializedTx = 'signature' in input && 'txID' in input && 'raw_data' in input
-        if (isSerializedTx) {
-            return input
-        }
+        // Skip conversion for TRON serialized transaction objects
+        // TRON transactions contain signature (array), txID (string), and raw_data (object)
+        const isTronSerializedTx = 
+            'signature' in input && 
+            'txID' in input && 
+            'raw_data' in input &&
+            Array.isArray((input as any).signature) &&
+            typeof (input as any).txID === 'string' &&
+            typeof (input as any).raw_data === 'object'
+        if (isTronSerializedTx) {
+            return input
+        }

This adds:

  • Explicit documentation that this is for TRON transactions
  • Type validation for the three properties to reduce false positives
  • Clear intent for future maintainers
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// Skip conversion for transaction objects that are not meant to be Uint8Arrays
const isSerializedTx = 'signature' in input && 'txID' in input && 'raw_data' in input
if (isSerializedTx) {
return input
}
// Skip conversion for TRON serialized transaction objects
// TRON transactions contain signature (array), txID (string), and raw_data (object)
const isTronSerializedTx =
'signature' in input &&
'txID' in input &&
'raw_data' in input &&
Array.isArray((input as any).signature) &&
typeof (input as any).txID === 'string' &&
typeof (input as any).raw_data === 'object'
if (isTronSerializedTx) {
return input
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @src/utilities/validateUint8Array.ts around lines 20-24, The duck-typing
guard in validateUint8Array.ts (the isSerializedTx check inside the function
handling input) is too fragile; update it to explicitly document that it targets
TRON serialized transaction objects and strengthen it by validating types for
'signature' (e.g., Array or Uint8Array), 'txID' (string), and 'raw_data'
(object) rather than just checking property presence, so the function only
returns input when it confidently matches a TRON tx and avoids false positives
for other chains.

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