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Compliance proof

Compliance proofs are computed over compliance units.

Compliance inputs

Instance

Name Type Description
consumed List (NullifierRef, RootRef, LogicRefHash) Includes nullifiers' references of all consumed resources in the compliance unit, root references, and commitments to logicRef resource components (used for referencing the logicRef without explicitly using the component value) for consumed resources
created List (CommitmentRef, LogicRefHash) Commitments' references of all created resources in the compliance unit
unitDelta DeltaHash Unit delta

Witness

  1. for consumed resources: 1. resource object 2. nullifier key 3. CMtree path 4. resource commitment 5. opening of logicRefHash (implicitly includes logicRef - already included as a part of the resource object - and other data used to derive logicRefHash, e.g., randomness)
  2. for created resources: 1. resource object 2. opening of logicRefHash

Note

The instance and witness values are expected to correspond to each other: the first tag in the instance corresponds to the first resource object in the witness, and so on. Note that in the compliance proof, the tag is recomputed from the object to verify that the tag is correct

Compliance constraints

Each resource machine compliance proof must check the following:

  1. Merkle path validity (for non-ephemeral resources only): CMTree::Verify(cm, path, root) = True for each resource associated with a nullifier from the consumedResourceTagSet
  2. for each consumed resource r: 1. Nullifier integrity: r.nullifier(nullifierKey) is in consumedResourceTagSet 2. Consumed commitment integrity: r.commitment() = cm 3. Logic integrity: logicRefHash = hash(r.logicRef, ...)
  3. for each created resource r: 1. Commitment integrity: r.commitment() is in createdResourceTagSet 2. Logic integrity: logicRefHash = hash(r.logicRef, ...)
  4. Delta integrity: unitDelta = sum(r.delta() for r in consumed) - sum(r.delta() for r in created)

Note

Kind integrity is checked implicitly in delta checks

Note

[2.3, 3.2]: Combined with checking the logic proofs, logic integrity checks allow to ensure that the logics associated with the resources are satisfied

Note

[2.1, 3.1]: To ensure correct computation of a commitment/nullifier, they have to be recomputed from the raw parameters (resource object and possibly nullifierKey) and compared to what is provided in the public tag set.

Compliance proofs must be composition-independent: composing two actions, the compliance proof sets can be simply united to provide a valid composed action compliance proof set.