Transaction fee calculation refactoring - #830
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The refactor replaces several fee-computation methods with a single computeFee(FeeParams) that derives most terms from the transaction. The design is coherent and well-tested for every case exercised in FeeUtilsComputeFeeTest, but there's a real gap in how a LoanPay's fee-increment multiplier is (or isn't) applied when LoanPay appears as a Batch inner transaction — worth confirming before merge, since it contradicts the method's own javadoc.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Batch fee calculation may charge incorrect amounts for LoanSet and LoanPay transactions, including possible overcharging or undercharging. The PR should not merge until these cases are corrected or explicitly accepted by the owner. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@xrpl4j-core/src/main/java/org/xrpl/xrpl4j/model/client/fees/FeeParams.java`:
- Around line 286-296: Require a positive signature count for counterparty and
batch-signer entries before fee calculation. Update the validation around
counterpartySignatureCount and each value in signaturesPerBatchSigner, including
the loop in FeeParams validation, to call the existing checkAtLeastOneSignature
helper in addition to checkSignatureCount, while preserving the required-signer
membership check.
In `@xrpl4j-core/src/main/java/org/xrpl/xrpl4j/model/client/fees/FeeUtils.java`:
- Around line 315-329: Update fulfillmentUnits to base the surcharge calculation
on the serialized Fulfillment field size used by rippled, rather than the
decoded preimage length; preserve the existing PreimageSha256Fulfillment
validation and zero-fulfillment behavior.
In `@xrpl4j-core/src/main/java/org/xrpl/xrpl4j/model/transactions/Batch.java`:
- Around line 147-148: Update the Javadoc describing BatchSigners near
requiredSigners() so it states that every required signer must be present, while
allowing additional signers; remove the claim that the BatchSigners array must
match the required set exactly or that extras are rejected.
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This is a well-executed, heavily-tested refactor (FeeParams + FeeUtils.computeFee, Batch.requiredSigners(), and 26 migrated call sites). I traced the fee-unit arithmetic in FeeUtils.computeFee/computeFeeForBatch against every new FeeUtilsTest case (signature counts, EscrowFinish fulfillment surcharge, LoanSet/LoanPay, confidential MPT multiplier, owner-reserve replacement, and Batch signature derivation) and it is internally consistent; I also verified that every migrated call site (BatchTransactionIT, LendingProtocolIT, SponsorshipIT, AbstractConfidentialMptIT) signs the repriced transaction (via withFee) rather than the placeholder-fee one. I did not find a correctness or security bug in the changed lines. The one thing worth a second look before merging is a factual claim about rippled internals baked into permanent public Javadoc.
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This is a large, carefully-executed refactor of fee computation into a single FeeParams/computeFee(FeeParams) API. I cross-checked the core arithmetic in FeeUtils.computeFee/computeFeeForBatch/surchargeUnits/batchSignatureCount against the 34 new unit tests case-by-case (generic, EscrowFinish, LoanSet/LoanPay, owner-reserve, and all Batch scenarios including mixed confidential+regular inners and multi-sig batch signers) and the formulas are internally consistent and match the documented rippled fee model. Batch.requiredSigners() correctly generalizes the old inline signer-derivation logic (adding Sponsor and keeping LoanSet Counterparty) and is reused consistently by both the BatchSigners completeness check and fee pricing. FeeParams' @Value.Check rejections (pseudo-tx, unknown type, signer-list limit, field-not-applicable, owner-reserve presence, signaturesPerBatchSigner validity) are all exercised by tests and look correctly implemented. I did not find a concrete correctness bug in the added/changed lines with high confidence; the one item below is a verification suggestion rather than an assertion of a defect.
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230-233: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not double-charge the
LoanSetcounterparty in aBatch.
Batch.requiredSigners()includes theLoanSetcounterparty, sobatchSignatureCount(...)already charges thatBatchSigner. The inner loop then callssurchargeUnits(...), which adds the defaultcounterpartySignatureCount()again. This can charge one extra base fee for an innerLoanSet.Skip the
LOAN_SETcounterparty surcharge for inner transactions. Add a regression test for aBatchcontaining aLoanSet.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@xrpl4j-core/src/main/java/org/xrpl/xrpl4j/model/client/fees/FeeUtils.java`:
- Around line 230-233: Update the inner-transaction fee calculation in FeeUtils
so a Batch containing a LoanSet does not add the LoanSet counterparty surcharge
twice; bypass the LOAN_SET counterparty surcharge when computing surchargeUnits
for inner transactions while preserving other surcharge behavior, and add a
regression test covering Batch with LoanSet.
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…ed bars Lending and SAV transactions as Batch inners
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This is a substantial, well-tested refactor of fee computation (FeeUtils.computeFee(FeeParams)) that replaces several narrow, deprecated/removed fee-calculation methods with a single transaction-driven API. The design and most of the arithmetic check out against the 34 unit tests added. However, I found a likely regression in the new Batch.requiredSigners() method: it derives per-inner required signers from delegate()/account() and sponsor(), but drops the LoanSet counterparty-signer rule that existed in the code it replaces (and that a now-deleted test, testBatchSignerRequiredForLoanSetCounterparty, specifically covered). Since this method is now the single source of truth for both checkBatchSigners() validation and Batch fee computation, this silently weakens signer validation and can under-price/under-require signatures for a Batch containing a LoanSet inner with a counterparty. Relatedly, FeeParams.check() only allows a non-default counterpartySignatureCount()/loanPaymentFeeIncrements() when the outer transaction is exactly LoanSet/LoanPay, leaving no way to correctly price a Batch whose inner LoanSet/LoanPay needs a non-default value.
…e it is already counted among the BatchSigners
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In `@xrpl4j-core/src/main/java/org/xrpl/xrpl4j/model/client/fees/FeeUtils.java`:
- Line 232: Update the fee calculation around surchargeUnits so LOAN_PAY Batch
inners add their loanPaymentFeeIncrements to the standalone inner fee,
preserving the existing base-fee contribution and behavior for other transaction
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Why
Address #829, which documents the failures this fixes, the complete rippled fee model for all 81 transaction types, and worked examples for every fee shape.
What changed
One method taking an Immutables params object, so a future amendment adds a defaulted field rather than a new method:
Everything derivable comes off the transaction — its type and therefore any surcharge, an
EscrowFinish's fulfillment, a Batch's inners and the accounts that must sign it. What remains is what cannot be derived, because the fee is signed over and the signatures do not exist yet:FeeParams'@Value.Checkrejects any value that would otherwise be silently ignored: a field that does not apply to the transaction type, a signature count outside its valid range (0–32 for the account/sponsor signer counts, 1–32 forcounterpartySignatureCountand per-batch-signer counts, all capped at the signer-list limit), a missing or superfluousownerReserve, asignaturesPerBatchSignerentry for an account that need not sign, and that map at all onceBatchSignersare present.Batch.requiredSigners()is new, deriving the accounts that must sign from the inner transactions exactly asBatch::preflightSigValidateddoes — each inner's initiator (itsDelegateorAccount), itsSponsorwhen the inner carries aSponsorSignature, and (forward-compat, currently gated off by rippled'skDisabledTxTypes) aLoanSet'sCounterparty. It lives onBatchrather than inFeeUtilsbecause it is a property of a Batch rather than of fees — anyone assembling one needs to know who to circulate it to.API changes
computeNetworkFees(FeeResult)computeMultisigNetworkFeesEscrowFinish.computeFeecomputeBatchFee(both overloads)computeLoanSetNetworkFeescomputeConfidentialMptNetworkFeescomputeSponsorshipTransferNetworkFeesThe four removals are in
v6.1.0-rc.2but not in any stable release —v6.0.0contains onlycomputeNetworkFees(FeeResult)andcomputeMultisigNetworkFees— so this is the last point at which removing them is free rather than a deprecation cycle.The trade-off worth reviewing
Fees are derived from the transaction, and
Transaction.fee()is mandatory, so callers build with a placeholder fee, compute, then reprice through the generatedwithFee:That second construction is the cost of passing the transaction instead of a set of counts, and it is visible in all 24 migrated call sites. Most sites pass nothing beyond
feeResultandtransaction.An alternative is to define a separate method named
computeAndApplyFeeso that we can do something likeTesting
FeeUtilsTestcoverscomputeFeewith tests built from real transactions rather than mocks — every row of the fee model in #829 plus each@Value.Checkrejection. 24 call sites migrated acrossBatchTransactionIT,LendingProtocolIT,AbstractConfidentialMptITandSponsorshipIT.Deliberately out of scope
SetRegularKey's free case is charged the generic fee — a harmless overpay, since detecting it needs the AccountRoot'slsfPasswordSpentflag.LoanPayincrements are supplied rather than derived, since deriving them needs theLoan,LoanBrokerandVaultobjects.The output half of #648 is untouched. This PR makes the fee calculation impossible to call wrongly; that issue is about making it impossible to skip, which needs a
TransactionFeewrapper so a hand-computedXrpCurrencyAmountcannot be set on a Batch at all. Worth noting it is smaller than it reads — only the ~11 types with a non-generic fee shape need it, and it can start withBatchalone.