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  • applyPendingHmsTransfers was defined but never called: POST /api/hms/tx/send validated and accepted signed HMS transfers (status pending + tx hash) but no block path ever consumed hms_tx_pool, so accepted transfers stayed pending forever and balances never moved. The HMC and SUP lanes settle on the same block append; HMS now does too.
  • ValidateHmsTransferShape did not reject From == To, and the unwired applier carried the same UPDATE-then-UPSERT self-send clobber the SUP lane had before report #30. Wiring the applier without this would have activated the mint, so the two changes ship together: self-sends are rejected at submit (invalid_address), and the applier credits via SQL arithmetic with a self-send skip — the same hardening the SUP applier received in 5c198bb.

Changes

  • internal/chain/hms_ledger.go — ValidateHmsTransferShape rejects from == to (parity with the HMC lane and the report #30 SUP fix); applyPendingHmsTransfers drops the pre-debit recipient read, credits via balance_hms_units = accounts.balance_hms_units + excluded.balance_hms_units, and skips the recipient write on self-send.
  • internal/chain/service.go + internal/chain/import.go — call applyPendingHmsTransfers next to the SUP applier at both block-application sites.
  • internal/chain/zz_hms_transfers_settle_test.go — regression tests: a valid transfer settles on the next PoH block (recipient credited, amount+fee debited exactly once, nonce advanced, pool drained, history row included) and a self-send is rejected at submit without entering the pool.

Both tests fail on main (transfer stuck pending / self-send accepted) and pass on this branch. Full internal/chain package green on the branch.

Notes

  • Stuck pre-existing hms_tx_pool rows fail the 24h freshness window on first apply and are rejected and deleted automatically, so wiring the applier doubles as the sweep.
  • Two related gaps are intentionally out of this PR because they are design decisions rather than mechanical fixes: (1) the HMS seal reward lane is also unwired end to end — RecordShare / RecordSealShare never count shares and FinalizeEpochSealPayouts has no caller or admin route, so the documented 75/25 epoch split never executes and settle_worker_hms.sh always sees an empty unfinalized view; (2) the stratum mining.submit params[0] worker-id override defeats the HMAC-bound seal attribution. Happy to take either as a follow-up issue or PR if wanted.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Pending HMS transfers are now settled when a block is appended or imported. Successful transfers update sender and recipient balances, charge the fee once, advance the sender’s nonce, and appear in included transaction history.
    • Transfers from an address to itself are rejected, preventing invalid transfers from entering the pending pool.

applyPendingHmsTransfers was defined but never called, so POST /api/hms/tx/send accepted signed transfers that stayed pending forever. Wire the applier into AppendPoHBlock and the block import path next to the SUP call sites, reject From == To in ValidateHmsTransferShape (parity with the HMC lane and the report #30 SUP fix), and credit the recipient via SQL arithmetic with a self-send skip in the applier (same hardening the SUP applier received in 5c198bb). Stuck pre-existing hms_tx_pool rows fail the 24h freshness window on first apply and are rejected and cleaned automatically.
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HMS transfer validation now rejects matching trimmed addresses. PoH block processing applies pending HMS transfers and updates ledger balances. Regression tests cover settlement and self-transfer rejection.

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HMS transfer settlement

Layer / File(s) Summary
Validate transfers and update balances
internal/chain/hms_ledger.go, internal/chain/zz_hms_transfers_settle_test.go
Validation rejects transfers whose trimmed sender and recipient addresses match. Settlement debits the sender, advances the nonce, and credits the recipient using SQL arithmetic. The self-transfer test checks rejection and an empty pending pool.
Apply pending transfers during PoH processing
internal/chain/import.go, internal/chain/service.go, internal/chain/zz_hms_transfers_settle_test.go
Both block-processing paths apply pending HMS transfers in the transaction. An application error stops processing before target-mod updates or commit. Tests check pool removal, balances, nonce advancement, and included history.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant PoHBlock as AppendPoHBlock or ImportPoHBlock
  participant HMSLedger as applyPendingHmsTransfers
  participant Database
  PoHBlock->>HMSLedger: Apply pending HMS transfers in the block transaction
  HMSLedger->>Database: Debit sender and increment nonce
  HMSLedger->>Database: Credit recipient using SQL arithmetic
  HMSLedger-->>PoHBlock: Return settlement error or success
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Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to bc807

Nodes importing the same block can record different HMS transfers and balances. Block import needs deterministic HMS settlement before merge.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟠 High · up to bc807

Settlement fixes stuck transfers and blocks self-sends, but it also activates two material integrity risks: signed recipient addresses can resolve to a different account during execution, and the same imported block can produce different HMS balances depending on local pending transfers and processing time.

Retained concerns

  • High · security · inferred: Newly enabled settlement executes a raw recipient address although the signature and transaction hash authenticate its trimmed form. An attacker possessing a valid, fresh signed transfer can add recipient whitespace without changing its signature or hash and submit that variant before the original. Settlement debits the sender but credits a distinct padded account key; address reads trim that key, and sender ownership requires an unpadded derived address. This can strand the transfer amount rather than deliver it to the signed recipient. Existing pending-nonce and hash checks prevent replacement after acceptance, but do not protect first submission. The mismatch predates this PR; its balance-changing execution is newly activated.
  • High · security · inferred: Imported blocks now trigger HMS settlement from the receiver's pending pool rather than an authenticated block transaction set. Different pool contents, local receipt ordering, or processing times can produce different HMS balances, nonces, and inclusion history for the same block hash. Timestamp eligibility uses the processing node's clock, making delayed recovery another divergent execution path. Block continuity, signatures, and SQL atomicity do not bind these HMS effects to shared block content. Protected import routes and follower submission restrictions limit exposure; the operational extent depends on unavailable deployment and replication policy.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The recipient mismatch threatens the amount of each eligible signed transfer whose altered variant is accepted first, not arbitrary unsigned debits or administrative mint authority. Replay divergence can affect HMS balances, nonces, treasury credits, burn accounting, and inclusion history across participating receivers. No privilege escalation or other-asset theft is established.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — A submitter with access to an otherwise valid signed transfer can pad its recipient, preserving canonical signature bytes and hash, then race its first submission to an HMS-enabled chain host. Raw persistence and execution credit the padded database identity. The attacker need not possess the sender's private key, but must obtain the signed transaction before acceptance; a previously accepted pending transaction blocks the variant.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Pre-signed HMS submission does not require the handler's administrator check; server-side signing does and is restricted to the node wallet. Submission still requires a valid sender signature and local account eligibility. The HTTP wrapper adds browser security headers but no additional authentication check.
  • observed — Explicit synchronization apply/run routes enforce ingress-IP policy, rate limits, POST, administrator authentication, and heavy-operation admission. Explicit apply is disabled by default. Staging checks block hashes and signatures; replay-enabled signed imports require a configured leader-key allowlist. These controls authenticate synchronization access and blocks, not the locally selected HMS transaction set.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Append and import serialize through the service mutex and use a shared SQL transaction with deferred rollback. Returned inclusion-path errors abort the block operation. This protection is incomplete for terminal cleanup: rejection SQL errors are ignored, malformed pool JSON is skipped, and a treasury lookup error silently skips settlement. Their production recovery reachability is not established.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Use one recipient identity representation for signing, hashing, storage, account lookup, and execution, either by normalizing before persistence or rejecting noncanonical input. Verify that whitespace-equivalent signed requests cannot change the credited account.
  • proposed — Define authoritative HMS replay explicitly: authenticate an ordered transaction set and evaluate validity against agreed block state and time, or keep HMS outside block replay under a documented single-writer recovery protocol. Validate the chosen model with different receiver pools and delayed processing.
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Settle HMS transfers on PoH blocks and reject self-sends

🐞 Bug fix 🧪 Tests 🕐 20-40 Minutes

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• Settle pending HMS transfers when PoH blocks are appended or imported, rather than leaving them
 pending.
• Reject self-sends and use additive recipient credits to prevent sender-debit clobbering.
• Test settlement balances, nonce, pool and history changes, and self-send rejection.
Diagram

graph TD
  Signed["Signed transfer"] --> Validate["HMS validation"] --> Pool[("HMS pool")] --> Apply["HMS settlement"] --> Accounts[("HMS balances")]
  Append["Block append"] --> Apply --> History[("Transfer history")]
  Import["Block import"] --> Apply
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Reusing the existing HMS applier in both transactional block paths matches HMC and SUP settlement and avoids a separate worker or settlement lifecycle. Rejecting self-sends at submission while hardening the recipient credit provides protection at both boundaries.

Files changed (4) +171 / -12

Bug fix (3) +28 / -12
hms_ledger.goReject HMS self-sends and harden recipient credits +22/-12

Reject HMS self-sends and harden recipient credits

• Transfer shape validation now rejects matching sender and recipient addresses. Settlement removes the pre-debit recipient balance read, credits recipients with SQL arithmetic, and skips the recipient write for a self-send.

internal/chain/hms_ledger.go

import.goSettle HMS transfers during block import +3/-0

Settle HMS transfers during block import

• Imported PoH blocks now apply pending HMS transfers in the block transaction alongside the existing transfer lanes.

internal/chain/import.go

service.goSettle HMS transfers during block append +3/-0

Settle HMS transfers during block append

• Locally appended PoH blocks now apply pending HMS transfers in the block transaction alongside the existing transfer lanes.

internal/chain/service.go

Tests (1) +143 / -0
zz_hms_transfers_settle_test.goCover HMS settlement and self-send rejection +143/-0

Cover HMS settlement and self-send rejection

• Regression tests verify that a transfer settles on block append with the expected balances, nonce, pool removal, and history row. A second test verifies that self-sends fail at submission without entering the pool.

internal/chain/zz_hms_transfers_settle_test.go

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1. Followers miss settled token transfers 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
Description
ImportPoHBlock applies transfers from its own local hms_tx_pool, although the imported block
contains no transfer list or commitment to one. When the chain host settles a transfer and a
follower imports that block without the same pool entry, both accept the same block hash but retain
different HMS balances, nonces, and histories.
Code

internal/chain/import.go[228]

+	if err := s.applyPendingHmsTransfers(ctx, tx, b.Index, b.Hash); err != nil {
Relevance

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Local-pool settlement during import can diverge follower state; repository accepts fixes enforcing
worker/coordinator replay parity.

PR-#21

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Evidence
Settlement selects local pending rows, while blocks and their hashes carry no transactions; the HTTP
handler explicitly prevents followers from receiving HMS submissions into a local pool.

internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[537-548]
internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[584-627]
internal/block/types.go[11-23]
internal/block/hash.go[9-31]
hms_api.go[111-122]
internal/chain/import.go[221-243]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Block import settles the follower's local HMS pool rather than the transfers settled by the chain host, so nodes accepting the same block can have different HMS ledger state.
## Fix Focus Areas
- internal/chain/import.go[221-230]
- internal/chain/service.go[748-756]
- internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[537-548]
- internal/block/types.go[11-23]
## Recommended Fix
Include the ordered HMS transfer set in canonical block data and its hash, propagate it with the block, and apply that verified set during import instead of selecting from the follower's local pool.

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2. Recipients can lose funds to spaced addresses 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
Description
ValidateHmsTransferShape and canonicalBytes use a trimmed recipient address, but settlement
credits the untrimmed item.tx.To. A signed transfer to an address with trailing whitespace is
accepted and now settles into a separate account that normal address lookup cannot find and whose
balance the intended recipient cannot sign to spend.
Code

internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[604]

+				item.tx.To, item.tx.AmountUnits); err != nil {
Relevance

●●● Strong

Clear fund-loss bug from inconsistent address normalization; settlement must use the authenticated
canonical recipient.

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence
The signature authenticates the trimmed address, submission retains the raw transaction, and
settlement uses that raw address as the account key. State lookup trims addresses, while spending
requires the raw sender address to match the pubkey-derived address.

internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[77-99]
internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[115-129]
internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[453-481]
internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[499-532]
internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[599-605]
internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[274-292]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
HMS signing and shape checks normalize recipient addresses, but the newly activated settlement writes the raw recipient address, potentially stranding transferred funds.
## Fix Focus Areas
- internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[77-99]
- internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[115-129]
- internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[499-532]
- internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[599-605]
## Recommended Fix
Reject transfers whose raw recipient differs from its trimmed canonical address during validation, and ensure settlement uses the same validated address that was signed.

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if err := s.applyPendingSupTransfers(ctx, tx, b.Index, b.Hash); err != nil {
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if err := s.applyPendingHmsTransfers(ctx, tx, b.Index, b.Hash); err != nil {

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1. Followers miss settled token transfers 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

ImportPoHBlock applies transfers from its own local hms_tx_pool, although the imported block
contains no transfer list or commitment to one. When the chain host settles a transfer and a
follower imports that block without the same pool entry, both accept the same block hash but retain
different HMS balances, nonces, and histories.
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## Issue description
Block import settles the follower's local HMS pool rather than the transfers settled by the chain host, so nodes accepting the same block can have different HMS ledger state.
## Fix Focus Areas
- internal/chain/import.go[221-230]
- internal/chain/service.go[748-756]
- internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[537-548]
- internal/block/types.go[11-23]
## Recommended Fix
Include the ordered HMS transfer set in canonical block data and its hash, propagate it with the block, and apply that verified set during import instead of selecting from the follower's local pool.

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`INSERT INTO accounts (address, balance_units, balance_hms_units, next_nonce, hms_next_nonce, updated_at)
VALUES (?, 0, ?, 0, 0, strftime('%s','now'))
ON CONFLICT(address) DO UPDATE SET balance_hms_units=accounts.balance_hms_units + excluded.balance_hms_units, updated_at=excluded.updated_at`,
item.tx.To, item.tx.AmountUnits); err != nil {

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2. Recipients can lose funds to spaced addresses 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

ValidateHmsTransferShape and canonicalBytes use a trimmed recipient address, but settlement
credits the untrimmed item.tx.To. A signed transfer to an address with trailing whitespace is
accepted and now settles into a separate account that normal address lookup cannot find and whose
balance the intended recipient cannot sign to spend.
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## Issue description
HMS signing and shape checks normalize recipient addresses, but the newly activated settlement writes the raw recipient address, potentially stranding transferred funds.
## Fix Focus Areas
- internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[77-99]
- internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[115-129]
- internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[499-532]
- internal/chain/hms_ledger.go[599-605]
## Recommended Fix
Reject transfers whose raw recipient differs from its trimmed canonical address during validation, and ensure settlement uses the same validated address that was signed.

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- Around line 228-230: Update ImportPoHBlock’s applyPendingHmsTransfers call to
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if err := s.applyPendingHmsTransfers(ctx, tx, b.Index, b.Hash); err != nil {
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sed -n '20,135p;185,250p' internal/chain/import.go
sed -n '625,660p;728,775p' internal/chain/service.go
sed -n '530,630p' internal/chain/hms_ledger.go
rg -n 'type PoHBlock|hms_tx_pool|ImportPoHBlock' internal/chain main.go | head -95

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printf '%s\n' '--- import entrypoint ---'
sed -n '5280,5380p' main.go
printf '%s\n' '--- block type and payload references ---'
rg -n 'type Block struct|type PoH|Payload|ImportPoHBlock|applyPendingHmsTransfers|hms_tx_history|hms_tx_pool|reconcil|reconcile' --glob '*.go' --glob '*.md' internal main.go
printf '%s\n' '--- ordinary/SUP/HMS settlement declarations ---'
rg -n 'func \(s \*Service\) applyPending(Transfers|SupTransfers|HmsTransfers)|func .*applyPending(Transfers|SupTransfers)' internal/chain
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant tests ---'
sed -n '1,190p' internal/chain/zz_hms_transfers_settle_test.go
sed -n '500,640p' internal/chain/hms_ledger.go
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Apply only HMS transfers committed by the imported block.

P2P sync calls ImportPoHBlock, which drains this node’s pending hms_tx_pool rows instead of applying an HMS transaction set from the block. Nodes with different pending rows can therefore credit and debit different accounts and record different HMS history for the same imported block. Include the selected HMS transfers in the block and replay that set during import; keep local-pool settlement for local appends.

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Update ImportPoHBlock’s applyPendingHmsTransfers call to replay the HMS
transfers selected and committed by the imported block, rather than draining the
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Merged as bc96161 — thanks Bobby.

HMS settle is wired on block append/import and self-sends are rejected (parity with #30). Deploying to the hub coordinator with the #31 claim-mirror fix next.

jokeez pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 5, 2026
The signing payload and shape validation trim addresses, but settlement credits the raw tx strings, so a padded recipient settles into an account row no address lookup can find and strands the funds now that the applier is wired (merged in #26). Reject raw != trimmed in ValidateHmsTransferShape (submit and apply-time re-validation both use it).

Tests: zz_hms_transfers_settle_test.go (padded-address submit table + seeded-row apply rejection; red on main bdc2ef2, green on this branch).
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