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Asset Verification System Implementation

Overview

This PR implements a comprehensive asset issuer verification system for SwiftRemit that verifies asset code and issuer pairs against multiple trusted sources.

Changes

Smart Contract (Soroban/Rust)

  • ✅ Added asset_verification.rs module for on-chain storage
  • ✅ Implemented AssetVerification struct and VerificationStatus enum
  • ✅ Added 4 new contract functions:
    • set_asset_verification() - Store verification results (admin only)
    • get_asset_verification() - Query verification data
    • has_asset_verification() - Check if asset exists
    • validate_asset_safety() - Validate asset is not suspicious
  • ✅ Added 3 new error codes (AssetNotFound, InvalidReputationScore, SuspiciousAsset)

Backend Service (Node.js/TypeScript)

  • AssetVerifier Service: Multi-source verification checking:
    • Stellar Expert API integration
    • Stellar TOML validation and parsing
    • Trustline count analysis
    • Transaction history verification
  • PostgreSQL Database:
    • verified_assets table with unique constraint on (asset_code, issuer)
    • Indexes for performance optimization
    • CRUD operations with proper error handling
  • RESTful API with 5 endpoints:
    • GET /api/verification/:assetCode/:issuer - Lookup verification
    • POST /api/verification/verify - Trigger new verification
    • POST /api/verification/report - Report suspicious asset
    • GET /api/verification/verified - List verified assets
    • POST /api/verification/batch - Batch lookup (max 50)
  • Background Jobs: Periodic revalidation every 6 hours
  • Stellar Integration: Stores results on-chain via Soroban contract

Frontend (React/TypeScript)

  • VerificationBadge Component:
    • Status-specific indicators (✓ Verified, ? Unverified, ⚠ Suspicious)
    • Reputation score display (0-100)
    • Detailed information modal
    • Automatic warning modal for suspicious assets
    • Community reporting functionality
  • ✅ Fully responsive and accessible design

Security Features

  • ✅ Input validation and sanitization
  • ✅ Rate limiting (100 requests per 15 minutes)
  • ✅ Safe HTTP clients with 5-second timeouts
  • ✅ Retry logic with exponential backoff (3 attempts)
  • ✅ SQL injection prevention via parameterized queries
  • ✅ Admin-only on-chain updates
  • ✅ Protection against abuse

Testing

  • ✅ Smart contract tests (8 new test cases)
  • ✅ Backend API tests
  • ✅ Frontend component tests
  • ✅ Integration test structure

Documentation

  • ASSET_VERIFICATION.md: Complete system documentation
  • IMPLEMENTATION_NOTES.md: Architecture decisions and notes
  • SETUP_GUIDE.md: Deployment and configuration guide
  • ✅ Inline code documentation

Verification Process

The system verifies assets against 4 sources:

  1. Stellar Expert - Asset rating and community trust
  2. Stellar TOML - Home domain and documentation validation
  3. Trustline Analysis - Number of accounts holding the asset
  4. Transaction History - Recent and historical activity

Reputation Score: Average of verified source scores (0-100)

Status Assignment:

  • Verified: Score ≥ 70 AND ≥ 3 sources verified
  • Suspicious: Score < 30 OR suspicious indicators detected
  • Unverified: All other cases

Database Schema

CREATE TABLE verified_assets (
  id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
  asset_code VARCHAR(12) NOT NULL,
  issuer VARCHAR(56) NOT NULL,
  status VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
  reputation_score INTEGER NOT NULL CHECK (reputation_score >= 0 AND reputation_score <= 100),
  last_verified TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW(),
  trustline_count BIGINT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
  has_toml BOOLEAN NOT NULL DEFAULT FALSE,
  stellar_expert_verified BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE,
  toml_data JSONB,
  community_reports INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
  created_at TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW(),
  updated_at TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT NOW(),
  UNIQUE(asset_code, issuer)
);

API Examples

Verify an Asset

curl -X POST http://localhost:3000/api/verification/verify \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "assetCode": "USDC",
    "issuer": "GA5ZSEJYB37JRC5AVCIA5MOP4RHTM335X2KGX3IHOJAPP5RE34K4KZVN"
  }'

Get Verification Status

curl http://localhost:3000/api/verification/USDC/GA5ZSEJYB37JRC5AVCIA5MOP4RHTM335X2KGX3IHOJAPP5RE34K4KZVN

Frontend Usage

import { VerificationBadge } from './components/VerificationBadge';

<VerificationBadge
  assetCode="USDC"
  issuer="GA5ZSEJYB37JRC5AVCIA5MOP4RHTM335X2KGX3IHOJAPP5RE34K4KZVN"
  apiUrl="http://localhost:3000"
  onWarning={(verification) => console.warn(verification)}
/>

Performance Considerations

  • Database indexes on (asset_code, issuer), status, and last_verified
  • Verification results cached in database
  • On-chain storage for critical data only
  • Batch API for multiple asset lookups
  • Background jobs prevent blocking user requests
  • Rate limiting protects external APIs

Breaking Changes

None. This is a new feature that extends existing functionality without modifying current contract behavior.

Deployment Checklist

  • Set up PostgreSQL database
  • Configure environment variables (see backend/.env.example)
  • Deploy backend service
  • Build and deploy updated smart contract
  • Initialize contract with admin key
  • Start background job scheduler
  • Integrate frontend component
  • Test end-to-end flow

Testing Instructions

# Test smart contract
cargo test

# Test backend
cd backend && npm test

# Test frontend
cd frontend && npm test

# Manual API testing
curl http://localhost:3000/health

Files Changed

  • 25 new files created
  • ~3,000 lines of code added
  • 3 files modified (src/lib.rs, src/errors.rs, README.md)

Related Issues

Closes #39

Additional Notes

  • All code follows secure coding practices
  • No regressions introduced
  • No security vulnerabilities detected
  • Comprehensive error handling implemented
  • Production-ready with proper logging and monitoring hooks

Review Focus Areas

  1. Smart contract security (admin-only functions, input validation)
  2. API rate limiting and abuse prevention
  3. Database schema and indexing strategy
  4. Frontend component accessibility
  5. Error handling and edge cases