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@usecordon/screening

v0.1.0

Published

Cordon's inbound-payment screening SDK — pure policy evaluator, on-chain policy reader, and selective-disclosure attestation, over the Cleanverse A-Pass on Monad.

Readme

@usecordon/screening

The inbound-payment screening SDK behind Cordon — the compliance firewall for AI-agent wallets. Given a sender address, it resolves the real Cleanverse A-Pass identity, evaluates it against an on-chain risk policy, and returns a verdict plus a selective-disclosure attestation — no PII, no LLM, fully deterministic rules.

npm i @usecordon/screening @usecordon/cleanverse viem

ESM-only. Node ≥ 18.

Screen a sender

import { CleanverseClient } from "@usecordon/cleanverse";
import { monadClient, readPolicy, screenSender, Reason } from "@usecordon/screening";

const RPC = process.env.MONAD_RPC_URL!;
const CORDON = "0x244198CFA8660BE9B47961E3C061DFA90622d2B0"; // your CordonPolicy contract

const { policy } = await readPolicy(monadClient(RPC), CORDON);

const r = await screenSender({
  client: new CleanverseClient(),
  chain: "monad",
  symbol: "usdc",
  sender: "0xSENDER",
  policy,
  nowSec: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000),
});

if (r.verdict === 0) {
  credit(r.sender);                 // cleared — safe to spend
} else {
  hold(r.sender, Reason[r.reason]); // quarantined — never spend; r.reason says why
}

r.attestationHash = keccak(cvRecordId · KYC hash · tier · status · screenedAt) — proves the sender's verified status without putting any personal data on-chain.

What it evaluates

A sender is quarantined for the first failing rule, in on-chain enum order:

| Reason | Code | Meaning | |---|---|---| | NoAPass | 0 | no Cleanverse A-Pass — identity unverifiable | | Frozen | 1 | A-Pass status not active | | Blacklisted | 2 | blacklist signal from query_user | | TierTooLow | 3 | verified but tier below the policy minimum | | GroupNotAllowed | 4 | jurisdiction/group not on the allowlist | | NearExpiry | 5 | A-Pass expires within the policy freshness window |

API

| Export | Purpose | |---|---| | screenSender(args) | resolve identity + evaluate → ScreenResult | | evaluate(args) | pure policy evaluation over already-fetched A-Pass/user data | | readPolicy(client, address) | read the live on-chain Policy (minTier, freshness, blacklist, wallets) | | monadClient(rpcUrl) | a viem PublicClient for Monad testnet | | attestationHash(apass, nowSec) | selective-disclosure hash | | parseTier(apass) | numeric tier | | groupKey(group) / isGroupAllowedOnchain(...) | jurisdiction group helpers | | Reason, VERDICT_CLEARED, VERDICT_QUARANTINED | enums/constants |

ScreenResult (verdict: 0 cleared / 1 quarantined; reason: tier when cleared, Reason when quarantined):

interface ScreenResult {
  verdict: number;
  reason: number;
  cleared: boolean;
  sender: string;
  apass: ApassData | null;
  user: UserData | null;
  tier: number | null;
  attestationHash: `0x${string}`;
  screenedAt: number;
}

Pure evaluation (no network)

evaluate() is side-effect-free — ideal for unit tests and custom pipelines:

import { evaluate } from "@usecordon/screening";

const { verdict, reason, cleared } = evaluate({ apass, user, policy, nowSec });

License

MIT — part of Cordon.