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Vault

Status: scaffolded

Summary

A first enterprise-treasury-style composition of the earlier OpenSilver primitives:

  • Ownable admin rotation via owner / pending_owner
  • MultiSig signer quorum for protected treasury actions
  • TimeLock delayed release via unlock_time

Security considerations

  • release requires both quorum approval and the beneficiary signature after unlock_time.
  • release now constrains the terminal payout to a single beneficiary P2PK output with input_value - minerFee conservation on output 0.
  • extend_lock is quorum-gated and forward-only.
  • reconfigure_signers requires both owner approval and current-signer quorum.
  • owner transfer follows a two-step handoff.
  • Stateful admin paths now constrain the authenticated continuation output count to one and preserve input_value - minerFee on that continuation output.
  • There is no emergency path yet beyond signer reconfiguration and lock extension.

KIP-20 Covenant ID handling

All stateful admin and configuration paths are intended to remain in one singleton covenant lineage.

Parameters

  • init_owner, init_pending_owner: owner admin state.
  • init_threshold, init_pk1, init_pk2, init_pk3: signer quorum configuration.
  • init_unlock_time: earliest release time.
  • init_beneficiary: final release beneficiary.

Example usage

Use this as the starting point for treasury custody, vesting treasuries, team/community allocation vaults, and reserve-management patterns that need both delayed release and signer governance.

Gas / size notes

Benchmarking not yet recorded.

Audit status

Not audited. Compiler-validated scaffold only.

WHEN NOT TO USE THIS

  • Do not use this when releases depend on milestones, arbiters, or oracle settlement.
  • Do not use this when you need batched outputs or fanout accounting.
  • Do not treat this scaffold as production-ready until it has behavior tests, output-shape constraints, and testnet exercise.