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@munityclubs/spl-burn-verify

v0.1.0

Published

Storage-neutral SPL Token-2022 burn transaction verification helpers.

Downloads

150

Readme

@munityclubs/spl-burn-verify

Storage-neutral SPL Token-2022 burn transaction verification helpers.

Munity uses this pattern for burn-to-unlock utility flows. The package verifies parsed Solana transaction objects without owning RPC, database, or app-specific state.

Install

npm install @munityclubs/spl-burn-verify

Usage

import { verifyBurnParsedTransaction } from "@munityclubs/spl-burn-verify";

const result = verifyBurnParsedTransaction({
  tx: parsedTransaction,
  txSig,
  expectedAuthority: wallet,
  expectedMint: tokenMint,
  minAmountRaw: 100_000_000_000n,
  decimals: 6,
});

console.log(result.amountRaw, result.authority);

What It Checks

  • Transaction did not fail
  • Parsed instruction type is burn or burnChecked
  • Instruction uses the SPL Token-2022 program by default
  • Mint matches the expected mint
  • Raw burn amount meets the minimum
  • burnChecked decimals match the expected mint decimals
  • Expected authority signed the transaction

Apps still need to fetch the parsed transaction, check confirmation status, and store one-time burn usage in their own persistence layer.

Development

yarn install
yarn test

License

Apache-2.0