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@vaultlayer/vincent-policy-btc-outputs

v0.2.12

Published

A Vincent Policy that validates Bitcoin transaction outputs against a whitelist of allowed addresses.

Downloads

45

Readme

Vincent Policy: Bitcoin Output Whitelist

A Vincent Policy that validates Bitcoin transaction outputs against a whitelist of allowed addresses.

Overview

This policy ensures that Bitcoin PSBTs can only send funds to pre-approved addresses. It automatically includes the PKP's derived Bitcoin address in the allowed list, ensuring the PKP can always receive funds back to itself.

Features

  • Validates all output addresses in a Bitcoin PSBT
  • Automatically allows the PKP's derived Bitcoin address
  • Supports both testnet and mainnet Bitcoin networks
  • Integrates with Vincent's policy system for secure execution

Usage

Policy Parameters

{
  allowedOutputs: string[] // Array of allowed Bitcoin addresses
}

Ability Parameters

{
  psbtBase64: string,           // Base64 encoded PSBT
  btcNetwork: 'testnet' | 'livenet'  // Bitcoin network
}

Integration

This policy is designed to work with the @vaultlayer/vincent-ability-btc-psbt-signer ability:

import { bundledVincentPolicy } from '@vaultlayer/vincent-policy-btc-outputs';
import { createVincentAbilityPolicy } from '@lit-protocol/vincent-ability-sdk';

const BtcOutputsPolicy = createVincentAbilityPolicy({
  abilityParamsSchema,
  bundledVincentPolicy,
  abilityParameterMappings: {
    psbtBase64: 'psbtBase64',
    btcNetwork: 'btcNetwork',
  },
});

Security

  • The policy automatically derives the PKP's Bitcoin address from its public key
  • All output addresses are validated against the whitelist
  • The PKP's own address is always allowed to ensure it can receive funds
  • Supports both P2WPKH (native SegWit) address derivation

Dependencies

  • bitcoinjs-lib@^6.1.7 - Bitcoin library for PSBT parsing and address derivation
  • @noble/secp256k1@^2.2.3 - Cryptographic functions for key operations
  • @lit-protocol/vincent-ability-sdk - Vincent framework integration