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Introduces x402 multi-chain micropayment protection, integrates it into plugin routes, and adds core types, tests, and docs.

  • Core:
    • Add packages/core/src/types/payment.ts with PaymentEnabledRoute, X402Config, validators, and OpenAPI helpers; export via types/index.ts.
  • Server:
    • Add x402 middleware suite under middleware/x402 (payment config/registry, EIP‑712/Solana verification, 402 response schema, startup validator, types, README).
    • Export x402 APIs from middleware/index.ts and package src/index.ts for plugin use.
    • Integrate payment checks into plugin route dispatch (src/api/index.ts) via createPaymentAwareHandler for routes declaring x402.
  • Dependencies:
    • Add viem and @solana/web3.js; include cors in server deps.
  • Tests/Docs:
    • Add comprehensive unit/integration tests for amount calc, config, verification, signature recovery, and response validation.
    • Include detailed README for setup, usage, and health reporting (getX402Health).

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@odilitime odilitime changed the title x402 middleware feat: x402 middleware Nov 4, 2025
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PR Review: x402 Middleware

Todo List:

  • Read all changed files to understand implementation
  • Check for critical security issues
  • Verify test coverage
  • Check TypeScript compliance
  • Verify architectural patterns
  • Post comprehensive review

Review Summary

CRITICAL: No tests for payment verification logic → Fix: Add comprehensive tests for all payment verification methods (verifyPayment, verifyEvmPayment, verifySolanaPayment, verifyPaymentIdViaFacilitator)

CRITICAL: Extensive use of any types → Fix: Replace with proper TypeScript interfaces

  • payment-wrapper.ts:116,117,228,292,343,607,732 - runtime, req parameters
  • x402-types.ts:31,69,242 - output, extra properties
  • payment-wrapper.ts:396,408,775,826,848,852 - payment data structures

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Missing cryptographic signature verification tests → Fix: Test EIP-712 signature recovery, domain validation, authorization parameter validation

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Dangerous security bypass flags → Fix: Remove or restrict SKIP_X402_SIGNATURE_VERIFICATION and ALLOW_X402_SIGNER_MISMATCH environment variables to development only

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Incomplete EVM transaction verification → Fix: Implement actual blockchain verification in verifyEvmTransaction (currently just accepts valid format)

⚠️ IMPORTANT: No input sanitization → Fix: Validate and sanitize all payment proof inputs before processing

💡 SUGGESTION: Hardcoded payment addresses → Consider: Make addresses configurable per deployment

💡 SUGGESTION: Missing rate limiting → Consider: Add rate limiting for payment verification attempts

💡 SUGGESTION: No payment audit trail → Consider: Log successful payments for audit purposes

💡 SUGGESTION: Missing timeout handling → Consider: Add configurable timeouts for blockchain RPC calls

Security Analysis

Payment Logic:

  • ✅ Multiple verification strategies (blockchain + facilitator)
  • ✅ EIP-712 signature verification with proper domain separation
  • ⚠️ Missing comprehensive input validation
  • ❌ Security bypasses present (development flags)

Architecture:

  • ✅ Follows ElizaOS patterns with proper service separation
  • ✅ Proper CAIP-19 asset identification
  • ✅ Agent-specific configuration support
  • ✅ Clean separation of payment config from business logic

Critical Missing Tests

The payment verification logic handles real money transactions but has no test coverage:

  • EIP-712 signature verification
  • Payment amount validation
  • Network address verification
  • Facilitator API integration
  • Error handling paths

This is unacceptable for financial code.



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console.error('Amount too low:', authValue, 'vs', expectedUnits);
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Bug: Incorrect EIP-712 Payment Exaggerates Price

EIP-712 payment verification incorrectly treats priceInCents as a dollar amount, causing the required payment to be calculated 100 times higher than intended, which rejects legitimate payments. Additionally, a missing null check on authorization.to could lead to runtime errors during recipient validation.

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PR Review: x402 Middleware

Todo List:

  • Read all changed files to understand implementation
  • Check for critical security issues
  • Verify test coverage
  • Check TypeScript compliance
  • Verify architectural patterns
  • Post comprehensive review

Review Summary

CRITICAL: No tests for payment verification logic → Fix: Add comprehensive tests for all payment verification methods (verifyPayment, verifyEvmPayment, verifySolanaPayment, verifyPaymentIdViaFacilitator)

CRITICAL: Extensive use of any types → Fix: Replace with proper TypeScript interfaces

  • payment-wrapper.ts:116,117,228,292,343,607,732 - runtime, req parameters
  • x402-types.ts:31,69,242 - output, extra properties
  • payment-wrapper.ts:396,408,775,826,848,852 - payment data structures

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Missing cryptographic signature verification tests → Fix: Test EIP-712 signature recovery, domain validation, authorization parameter validation

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Dangerous security bypass flags → Fix: Remove or restrict SKIP_X402_SIGNATURE_VERIFICATION and ALLOW_X402_SIGNER_MISMATCH environment variables to development only

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Incomplete EVM transaction verification → Fix: Implement actual blockchain verification in verifyEvmTransaction (currently just accepts valid format)

⚠️ IMPORTANT: No input sanitization → Fix: Validate and sanitize all payment proof inputs before processing

💡 SUGGESTION: Hardcoded payment addresses → Consider: Make addresses configurable per deployment

💡 SUGGESTION: Missing rate limiting → Consider: Add rate limiting for payment verification attempts

💡 SUGGESTION: No payment audit trail → Consider: Log successful payments for audit purposes

💡 SUGGESTION: Missing timeout handling → Consider: Add configurable timeouts for blockchain RPC calls

Security Analysis

Payment Logic:

  • ✅ Multiple verification strategies (blockchain + facilitator)
  • ✅ EIP-712 signature verification with proper domain separation
  • ⚠️ Missing comprehensive input validation
  • ❌ Security bypasses present (development flags)

Architecture:

  • ✅ Follows ElizaOS patterns with proper service separation
  • ✅ Proper CAIP-19 asset identification
  • ✅ Agent-specific configuration support
  • ✅ Clean separation of payment config from business logic

Critical Missing Tests

The payment verification logic handles real money transactions but has no test coverage:

  • EIP-712 signature verification
  • Payment amount validation
  • Network address verification
  • Facilitator API integration
  • Error handling paths

This is unacceptable for financial code.


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PR Review: x402 Middleware

Todo List:

  • Read all changed files to understand implementation
  • Check for critical security issues
  • Verify test coverage
  • Check TypeScript compliance
  • Verify architectural patterns
  • Post comprehensive review

Review Summary

CRITICAL: No tests for payment verification logic → Fix: Add comprehensive tests for all payment verification methods (verifyPayment, verifyEvmPayment, verifySolanaPayment, verifyPaymentIdViaFacilitator)

CRITICAL: Extensive use of any types → Fix: Replace with proper TypeScript interfaces

  • payment-wrapper.ts:116,117,228,292,343,607,732 - runtime, req parameters
  • x402-types.ts:31,69,242 - output, extra properties
  • payment-wrapper.ts:396,408,775,826,848,852 - payment data structures

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Missing cryptographic signature verification tests → Fix: Test EIP-712 signature recovery, domain validation, authorization parameter validation

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Dangerous security bypass flags → Fix: Remove or restrict SKIP_X402_SIGNATURE_VERIFICATION and ALLOW_X402_SIGNER_MISMATCH environment variables to development only

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Incomplete EVM transaction verification → Fix: Implement actual blockchain verification in verifyEvmTransaction (currently just accepts valid format)

⚠️ IMPORTANT: No input sanitization → Fix: Validate and sanitize all payment proof inputs before processing

💡 SUGGESTION: Hardcoded payment addresses → Consider: Make addresses configurable per deployment

💡 SUGGESTION: Missing rate limiting → Consider: Add rate limiting for payment verification attempts

💡 SUGGESTION: No payment audit trail → Consider: Log successful payments for audit purposes

💡 SUGGESTION: Missing timeout handling → Consider: Add configurable timeouts for blockchain RPC calls

Security Analysis

Payment Logic:

  • ✅ Multiple verification strategies (blockchain + facilitator)
  • ✅ EIP-712 signature verification with proper domain separation
  • ⚠️ Missing comprehensive input validation
  • ❌ Security bypasses present (development flags)

Architecture:

  • ✅ Follows ElizaOS patterns with proper service separation
  • ✅ Proper CAIP-19 asset identification
  • ✅ Agent-specific configuration support
  • ✅ Clean separation of payment config from business logic

Critical Missing Tests

The payment verification logic handles real money transactions but has no test coverage:

  • EIP-712 signature verification
  • Payment amount validation
  • Network address verification
  • Facilitator API integration
  • Error handling paths

This is unacceptable for financial code.


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logError('Transaction amount too low');
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Bug: ERC-20 Transfers Misverified by ETH Value Check

The verifyEvmTransaction function incorrectly verifies ERC-20 token transfers by checking tx.value, which represents native ETH value, not the ERC-20 token amount. For USDC transfers (ERC-20 tokens), tx.value is typically 0, while the actual token amount is encoded in the transaction's input data. This will cause all legitimate USDC payment verifications to fail because the code compares 0 (tx.value) against the expected USDC units (e.g., 100,000 for $0.10), which will always be less than expected.

To fix this, the code needs to decode the ERC-20 transfer function call from tx.input to extract the actual token amount being transferred, rather than checking tx.value.

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PR Review: x402 Middleware

Todo List:

  • Read all changed files to understand implementation
  • Check for critical security issues
  • Verify test coverage
  • Check TypeScript compliance
  • Verify architectural patterns
  • Post comprehensive review

Review Summary

CRITICAL: No tests for payment verification logic → Fix: Add comprehensive tests for all payment verification methods (verifyPayment, verifyEvmPayment, verifySolanaPayment, verifyPaymentIdViaFacilitator)

CRITICAL: Extensive use of any types → Fix: Replace with proper TypeScript interfaces

  • payment-wrapper.ts:836 - req, res, runtime parameters
  • x402-types.ts:83 - PaymentExtraMetadata index signature
  • payment-wrapper.ts:40,50 - log function parameters

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Missing cryptographic signature verification tests → Fix: Test EIP-712 signature recovery, domain validation, authorization parameter validation

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Incomplete EVM transaction verification → Fix: Implement actual blockchain verification in verifyEvmTransaction (currently just accepts valid format)

⚠️ IMPORTANT: No input sanitization → Fix: Validate and sanitize all payment proof inputs before processing

⚠️ IMPORTANT: EIP-712 payment calculation bug → Fix: Line 677 treats priceInCents as cents but multiplies by 10000 instead of 100, causing 100x higher required payments

⚠️ IMPORTANT: ERC-20 verification bug → Fix: Line 587 checks tx.value for ERC-20 transfers, but ERC-20 transfers have tx.value = 0 - need to decode tx.input data instead

💡 SUGGESTION: Hardcoded payment addresses → Consider: Make addresses configurable per deployment

💡 SUGGESTION: Missing rate limiting → Consider: Add rate limiting for payment verification attempts

💡 SUGGESTION: No payment audit trail → Consider: Log successful payments for audit purposes

💡 SUGGESTION: Missing timeout handling → Consider: Add configurable timeouts for blockchain RPC calls

Security Analysis

Payment Logic:

  • ✅ Multiple verification strategies (blockchain + facilitator)
  • ✅ EIP-712 signature verification with proper domain separation
  • ⚠️ Missing comprehensive input validation
  • ❌ Critical bugs in payment verification math

Architecture:

  • ✅ Follows ElizaOS patterns with proper service separation
  • ✅ Proper CAIP-19 asset identification
  • ✅ Agent-specific configuration support
  • ✅ Clean separation of payment config from business logic

Critical Missing Tests

The payment verification logic handles real money transactions but has no test coverage for:

  • EIP-712 signature verification
  • Payment amount validation
  • Network address verification
  • Facilitator API integration
  • Error handling paths

This is unacceptable for financial code.


'SOLANA': 'solana',
'POLYGON': 'polygon'
};
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Bug: Type Mismatch: Unknown Networks Break Mapping Interfaces

Type mismatch between Network type and Record<Network, ...> usage. The Network type is defined as a generic string in @elizaos/core, but toX402Network() uses Record<Network, X402ScanNetwork> which only contains mappings for 'BASE', 'SOLANA', and 'POLYGON'. When a custom network (like 'ARBITRUM') is passed to this function, networkMap[network] will return undefined, causing a runtime error. The same issue exists in PAYMENT_ADDRESSES (line 57) and NETWORK_ASSETS (line 131). These Records should either have an index signature to handle unknown networks, or the function should validate the network is one of the built-in types before accessing the Record, or provide a default/fallback value.

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PR Review: x402 Middleware

Todo List:

  • Read all changed files to understand implementation
  • Check for critical security issues
  • Verify test coverage
  • Check TypeScript compliance
  • Verify architectural patterns
  • Post comprehensive review

Review Summary

CRITICAL: EIP-712 payment calculation exaggerates price by 100x → Fix: Line 677 treats priceInCents as cents but multiplies by 10000 instead of 100, causing required payments to be 100x higher than intended (rejects legitimate payments)

CRITICAL: ERC-20 verification checks wrong value → Fix: Line 587 checks tx.value for ERC-20 transfers, but ERC-20 transfers have tx.value = 0 - need to decode tx.input data for actual token amount

CRITICAL: Type mismatch breaks network mapping → Fix: Network type is generic string but Record<Network, X402ScanNetwork> only has mappings for built-in networks - unknown networks cause runtime errors

CRITICAL: Missing tests for payment verification logic → Fix: Financial code handling real money has zero test coverage for core verification methods (verifyPayment, verifyEvmPayment, verifySolanaPayment)

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Missing cryptographic signature verification tests → Fix: No tests for EIP-712 signature recovery, domain validation, or authorization validation

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Insufficient input sanitization → Fix: Payment proofs processed without comprehensive validation/sanitization before cryptographic operations

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Missing null check → Fix: Line 663 needs null check before authorization.to?.toLowerCase() to prevent runtime errors

💡 SUGGESTION: Remove development security bypasses → Consider: Restrict SKIP_X402_SIGNATURE_VERIFICATION and ALLOW_X402_SIGNER_MISMATCH environment variables to development only

💡 SUGGESTION: Add rate limiting → Consider: Implement rate limiting for payment verification attempts to prevent abuse

💡 SUGGESTION: Add audit logging → Consider: Log successful payments for compliance and debugging

Security Analysis

Payment Logic:

  • ✅ Multiple verification strategies (blockchain + facilitator)
  • ✅ EIP-712 signature verification with proper domain separation
  • ❌ Critical bugs in payment amount calculations
  • ❌ Missing comprehensive input validation

Architecture:

  • ✅ Follows ElizaOS patterns with proper service separation
  • ✅ Proper CAIP-19 asset identification
  • ✅ Agent-specific configuration support
  • ✅ Clean separation of payment config from business logic
  • ✅ Comprehensive test suite (5 test files, 600+ test cases)

Critical Math Bugs

EIP-712 Payment Bug (payment-wrapper.ts:677):

const expectedUnits = expectedCents * 10000; // ❌ WRONG: 100x too high
// Should be: expectedCents * 100 (since $1 = 100 cents = 1,000,000 USDC units)

ERC-20 Transfer Bug (payment-wrapper.ts:587):

if (tx.value < expectedUnits) { // ❌ WRONG: tx.value is always 0 for ERC-20
  // Should check decoded transfer amount from tx.input instead
}

These bugs would cause:

  1. All EIP-712 payments to be rejected (expecting 100x higher amounts)
  2. All USDC payments to be accepted regardless of amount (always comparing 0 < expected)

Test Coverage Assessment

Strong test coverage overall (5 comprehensive test files)
Missing tests for core payment verification functions
Good coverage of config management, amount calculations, signature formats
No integration tests with actual blockchain verification
No tests for the specific bugs identified above


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plz address Math bugs as claude noted

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds comprehensive x402 payment middleware to ElizaOS, enabling micropayment protection for plugin routes across multiple blockchains (Base, Polygon, Solana). The implementation includes cryptographic signature verification (EIP-712), payment validation, and x402scan protocol compliance.

Key changes:

  • Adds payment protection middleware with multi-chain support (Base, Polygon, Solana)
  • Implements EIP-712 signature verification for gasless ERC-3009 transfers
  • Provides payment config registry for custom tokens/networks
  • Includes comprehensive test coverage (51 tests) and documentation

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packages/server/src/middleware/x402/payment-wrapper.ts Core payment verification logic with EIP-712 signature recovery
packages/server/src/middleware/x402/x402-types.ts Type definitions and validation for x402scan protocol compliance
packages/server/src/middleware/x402/payment-config.ts Payment configuration registry and network mapping
packages/server/src/middleware/x402/startup-validator.ts Startup validation for payment configs and routes
packages/server/src/middleware/x402/types.ts Strict TypeScript types for x402 middleware
packages/core/src/types/payment.ts Core payment types for plugin developers
packages/server/src/api/index.ts Integration of payment middleware into route handler
packages/server/package.json Added dependencies: viem, @solana/web3.js

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// Null check before toLowerCase()
if (!authorization.to) {
console.error('Authorization missing "to" field');
return false;
}

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Redundant null check at lines 662-666. The authorization.to field is already validated at line 651 in the same function scope, making this duplicate check unnecessary.

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if (!authorization.to) {
console.error('Authorization missing "to" field');
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if (network === 'SOLANA') {
const solanaToken = Object.values(SOLANA_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (solanaToken) return solanaToken.decimals;
}
if (network === 'BASE') {
const baseToken = Object.values(BASE_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (baseToken) return baseToken.decimals;
}
if (network === 'POLYGON') {
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Variable 'network' is of type undefined, but it is compared to an expression of type string.

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if (network === 'SOLANA') {
const solanaToken = Object.values(SOLANA_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (solanaToken) return solanaToken.decimals;
}
if (network === 'BASE') {
const baseToken = Object.values(BASE_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (baseToken) return baseToken.decimals;
}
if (network === 'POLYGON') {
if (network && network === 'SOLANA') {
const solanaToken = Object.values(SOLANA_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (solanaToken) return solanaToken.decimals;
}
if (network && network === 'BASE') {
const baseToken = Object.values(BASE_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (baseToken) return baseToken.decimals;
}
if (network && network === 'POLYGON') {

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if (network === 'SOLANA') {
const solanaToken = Object.values(SOLANA_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (solanaToken) return solanaToken.decimals;
}
if (network === 'BASE') {
const baseToken = Object.values(BASE_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (baseToken) return baseToken.decimals;
}
if (network === 'POLYGON') {
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Variable 'network' is of type undefined, but it is compared to an expression of type string.

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if (network === 'SOLANA') {
const solanaToken = Object.values(SOLANA_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (solanaToken) return solanaToken.decimals;
}
if (network === 'BASE') {
const baseToken = Object.values(BASE_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (baseToken) return baseToken.decimals;
}
if (network === 'POLYGON') {
if (network !== undefined && network === 'SOLANA') {
const solanaToken = Object.values(SOLANA_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (solanaToken) return solanaToken.decimals;
}
if (network !== undefined && network === 'BASE') {
const baseToken = Object.values(BASE_TOKENS).find(t => t.symbol === asset);
if (baseToken) return baseToken.decimals;
}
if (network !== undefined && network === 'POLYGON') {

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if (typeof paymentData !== 'object' || paymentData === null) {
logError('Invalid payment data: must be an object');
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Variable 'paymentData' is of type date, object or regular expression, but it is compared to an expression of type null.

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logError('Invalid payment data: must be an object');
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paymentData === null ||
Object.getPrototypeOf(paymentData) !== Object.prototype
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if (paymentAwareHandler) {
paymentAwareHandler(req, res, runtime);
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This guard always evaluates to true.

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paymentAwareHandler(req, res, runtime);
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if (paymentAwareHandler) {
paymentAwareHandler(req, res, runtime);
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This guard always evaluates to true.

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paymentAwareHandler(req, res, runtime);
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paymentAwareHandler(req, res, runtime);

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* Tests all payment verification methods and security features
*/

import { describe, it, expect, beforeEach, mock } from 'bun:test';
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Unused imports beforeEach, mock.

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describe('Input Sanitization', () => {
it('should reject payment ID with invalid characters', () => {
// Test sanitizePaymentId indirectly via verification
const runtime = createMockRuntime();
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Unused variable runtime.

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* Tests actual verification logic with mocked blockchain/facilitator responses
*/

import { describe, it, expect, beforeEach, mock } from 'bun:test';
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