fix: dispatch buyer payouts at most once per settled order - #881
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Persist an in-flight marker (payout_payment_hash) for a settled-hold-invoice order before dispatching its buyer payout to LND, and treat it as the single source of truth for whether a payout is already pending: - do_payment claims the marker via CAS right before send_payment; a second concurrent dispatch (or a re-armed retry) loses the CAS and is skipped. - pay_new_invoice rejects an AddInvoice swap while a payout is in flight, so a fresh invoice can no longer reset payment_attempts on top of a pending payout. - find_failed_payment skips orders with a payout in flight. - A reconciliation job resolves the marker against LND (Succeeded -> finalize, Failed/Unknown -> clear and re-arm retry, InFlight -> wait), so a stranded payout neither blocks the order forever nor allows a duplicate dispatch, including across restarts.
Unit tests for the at-most-once buyer-payout tracking: - claim_order_payout is atomic (a second claim loses the CAS) and refuses a non settled-hold-invoice order - clear_order_payout and fail_order_payout release the marker; fail_order_payout also re-arms retry - find_failed_payment excludes orders with a payout in flight - find_inflight_payouts returns only marked orders - pay_new_invoice rejects an AddInvoice swap while a payout is in flight - hex_to_bytes round-trips and rejects malformed input
Seal a claim timestamp (payout_claimed_at) alongside payout_payment_hash in the same CAS, and only reconcile a payout once it is older than a grace window (the payment-retry interval). This prevents a reconciliation tick that lands in the brief gap between claiming a payout and LND registering the payment from treating it as unknown and clearing the marker, which could otherwise allow a second payout to be dispatched for the same escrow. Also claim only after the LND connection is established, so a failed connect never leaves a marker set with no payment behind it and the claim→dispatch window is just the send_payment call.
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WalkthroughThe change adds durable buyer payout claims to orders. Atomic claims prevent duplicate payout dispatches. A Lightning-only scheduler reconciles aged claims with LND. Invoice swaps are rejected while a payout is in flight. ChangesBuyer payout reliability
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change adds persisted payout claims and reconciliation to prevent duplicate buyer payouts, but failure paths can strand payouts when payment or connectivity errors occur, while a zero-row status update may clear state without confirming completion. These issues can prevent buyer payouts or leave order state incorrect, so the PR is not merge-ready until they are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BuyerPayout
participant OrderDatabase
participant LND
participant ReconciliationJob
BuyerPayout->>OrderDatabase: atomically claim payout
OrderDatabase-->>BuyerPayout: claim accepted or already claimed
BuyerPayout->>LND: dispatch payment
LND-->>BuyerPayout: payment result
BuyerPayout->>OrderDatabase: clear or re-arm claim
ReconciliationJob->>OrderDatabase: load aged claims
ReconciliationJob->>LND: query claimed payment
LND-->>ReconciliationJob: payment status
ReconciliationJob->>OrderDatabase: finalize, re-arm, or preserve claim
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3066-3108: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd an assertion that
claim_order_payoutwritespayout_claimed_at.
insert_inflight_ordersetspayout_claimed_atwith a directUPDATE, so no test covers the timestamp written byclaim_order_payout. A regression that drops the timestamp binding would keep every claim eligible for immediate reconciliation, and the current tests would still pass.♻️ Suggested extra assertion in `test_claim_order_payout_is_atomic`
assert!(super::claim_order_payout(&pool, id, &hash).await.unwrap()); + let claimed_at: Option<i64> = + sqlx::query_scalar("SELECT payout_claimed_at FROM orders WHERE id = ?") + .bind(id) + .fetch_one(&pool) + .await + .unwrap(); + assert!( + claimed_at.is_some_and(|t| t > 0), + "the claim must seal a timestamp for the reconciliation grace window" + ); assert_eq!(🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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610-636: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winClear the claim when
send_paymentreturns an error.The claim is written at Line 629. If
send_paymentfails at Line 640, the function returnsErrand leaves the marker set. Nothing was submitted to LND in that path, so the order stays blocked until the reconciliation job runs, waits out the grace window, getsNonefrom LND, and re-arms. During that windowfind_failed_paymentskips the order andpay_new_invoicerejects a new buyer invoice.Call
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In `@src/app/release.rs`:
- Around line 677-689: Scope payout-marker cleanup to the claimed payment hash:
update clear_order_payout and fail_order_payout to require both order ID and
payout_payment_hash, then pass the watcher’s captured claimed hash to both
Succeeded and Failed cleanup paths in the release flow. Also pass the reconciled
hash from reconcile_inflight_payout, ensuring stale watchers cannot clear a
newer claim.
- Around line 785-821: Update reconcile_inflight_payout to require hash_bytes to
be exactly 32 bytes after hex_to_bytes succeeds; otherwise treat the marker as
malformed by logging the warning, calling fail_order_payout, and returning early
before lookup_payment_status.
Apply the same fix in `@src/app/release.rs` around lines 757 - 767: The decoder
implementation recommendation is incorporated into the consolidated
hash-validation comment.
In `@src/scheduler.rs`:
- Around line 261-295: The payout reconciliation loop around
reconcile_inflight_payout must detect repeated LND lookup/connection failures
and rebuild ln_client via the existing LndConnector::new bootstrap after a
bounded failure threshold. Track consecutive failures, reset the counter after
successful reconciliation, and preserve the current retry/backoff behavior while
replacing the stale client so reconciliation resumes without restarting the
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In `@src/app/release.rs`:
- Around line 610-636: The payout claim created by claim_order_payout must be
cleared when send_payment returns an error. Update the send_payment error branch
to call crate::db::fail_order_payout for the same order before propagating the
error, preserving the existing retry behavior and successful-send handling.
In `@src/db.rs`:
- Around line 3066-3108: Extend test_claim_order_payout_is_atomic to query the
claimed order after claim_order_payout executes and assert that
payout_claimed_at is populated. Keep the assertion focused on verifying the
claim operation writes the timestamp, alongside the existing atomicity checks.
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clear_order_payout and fail_order_payout previously released the marker by order id alone, so a status watcher that outlived its own claim could erase a newer claim: after its stream stalls, reconciliation resolves the payout and a fresh payout is claimed for the same order; the late watcher then cleared that newer marker, letting the retry job dispatch another payment for the same settled escrow. Both helpers now take the claimed payment hash and guard the update with AND payout_payment_hash = ?, so a stale caller only ever releases its own claim. The do_payment watcher passes the hash it dispatched and reconcile_inflight_payout passes the hash it reconciled.
reconcile_inflight_payout decoded the persisted payout hash with a hand-rolled hex parser that accepted any even-length value, so a truncated or empty marker reached the LND lookup instead of being rejected. Decode with the repository's existing bitcoin FromHex and require exactly 32 bytes; a bad-hex or wrong-length marker is now treated as malformed — cleared and re-armed — rather than sent to LND. Removes the duplicate hex_to_bytes helper.
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In `@src/app/release.rs`:
- Around line 787-790: Add a `///` documentation comment above the public
`reconcile_inflight_payout` function describing how it retains claims and
handles retries, including re-arming malformed or failed payouts as applicable.
- Around line 689-695: Update the failed-payment handling around
check_failure_retries_or_log so marker release and retry-state changes use one
hash-scoped compare-and-swap against payout_hash; only perform the
failed_payment/payment_attempts updates and buyer notifications after that CAS
succeeds, while leaving stale claims unchanged. Replace the separate
clear_order_payout call with this atomic flow.
- Around line 678-681: The release flow must retain the payout claim when order
finalization fails: in src/app/release.rs lines 678-681, clear it only after
payment_success commits or after confirming another task transitioned the order
to success; apply the same condition in the reconciliation path at
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The hash-scoped marker release closed the double-dispatch race, but the terminal side-effects around it still ran unconditionally, so a watcher that outlived its own claim could act on a newer one: - On success, the marker was cleared even when finalization (update_order_event + status CAS) failed, stranding a paid order in settled-hold-invoice with no recovery hook — and, on a retried payout, re-arming a second payment. payment_success now reports whether the order actually reached Success, and the marker is released only then; otherwise it is kept for reconciliation. Buyer notifications are sent only after the transition commits, so a retried finalization never duplicates them. - On failure, retry bookkeeping and the buyer notification ran before the hash-scoped release, so a stale watcher polluted a newer payout's retry state. clear_order_payout / fail_order_payout now report claim ownership, and the failure bookkeeping runs only when this caller still owned the claim.
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638-647: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRelease the claim when
send_paymentfails.The claim is taken at Line 630. If
send_paymentreturns an error, nothing was submitted to LND, but the marker stays set. The order is then blocked for invoice replacement (pay_new_invoice) and skipped byfind_failed_paymentuntil the reconciliation job runs. Reconciliation then seesOk(None)and callsfail_order_payout, which re-arms retry a second time aftercheck_failure_retries_or_logalready did the failure bookkeeping here.Clear the claim on this path so retry resumes immediately and the attempt is counted once.
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let payment_task = ln_client_payment.send_payment(&payment_request, amount as i64, tx); if let Err(payment_result) = payment_task.await { warn!("Error during ln payment : {}", payment_result); - check_failure_retries_or_log(ctx, &order, request_id).await; + // Nothing reached LND: release our own claim (hash-scoped) so the + // retry job can dispatch again without waiting for reconciliation. + let _ = crate::db::fail_order_payout(ctx.pool(), order.id, &payout_hash).await; + check_failure_retries_or_log(ctx, &order, request_id).await; // Do not spawn the status watcher or report Ok: nothing was submitted // to LND (or the attempt aborted before a usable status stream). return Err(payment_result); }Note that
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src/app/release.rs (1)
735-741: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winLog finalization failures on both fallback paths.
When finalization cannot build or publish the success event, or when the order or buyer lookup fails, the code returns
falseand retains the marker without recording the underlying error. Reconciliation then retries without an actionable diagnostic. Add atracing::warn!including the order id and error at both sites.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 756-765: The zero-row result in the order transition flow must not
assume the order reached Success. Update the handling around rows_affected() and
the release marker so it reads the current order status, returns true only when
that status is Success, and preserves the marker for any other terminal status
such as cancellation or dispute resolution; avoid sending duplicate
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In `@src/app/release.rs`:
- Around line 638-647: In the send_payment error branch of the payment flow,
release the claim acquired before payment submission before returning the error.
Update the relevant order claim state so invoice replacement and failed-payment
reconciliation can proceed immediately, while preserving the existing
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In `@src/app/release.rs`:
- Around line 735-741: Update the Err arm handling update_order_event in the
order finalization flow to capture the error and emit a tracing::warn! including
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so the reconciliation marker remains available.
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I found two blocking payout-state issues on the current head. The existing CI is green and the focused local checks I ran passed, but these runtime paths can still leave the new payout marker in the wrong state or finalize the wrong order state.
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src/app/release.rs:641-646— thesend_paymenterror path still leaves the payout claim set. At this pointclaim_order_payouthas already writtenpayout_payment_hash, butsend_paymentreturned an error before a usable LND status stream was submitted. The order is then skipped byfind_failed_paymentandAddInvoiceis rejected until reconciliation eventually sees the missing payment. Please release/re-arm the hash-scoped claim here, e.g. viafail_order_payout(ctx.pool(), order.id, &payout_hash), before returning the error. -
src/app/release.rs:756-764—rows_affected() == 0is treated as proof that another task finalized the order successfully, but this query only proves the row is no longer insettled-hold-invoice. If a timeout/cancel/dispute path moves the order first, this branch returnsOk(true), the caller clears the payout marker, and the already-settled LND payment is no longer reconciled toSuccess. Please re-read the order and returntrueonly when the current status is actuallySuccess; for any other status, keep the marker so reconciliation can retry/fail loudly instead of silently dropping the paid payout state.
Local verification run on b7a21e6a193ea53749d86eacd74ddab48551d280:
git diff --checkcargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings- focused tests for payout claim/retry/grace-window and AddInvoice-in-flight rejection
When send_payment returns before spawning the status watcher, the just-set payout claim would stay locked — skipped by find_failed_payment and blocking AddInvoice — until the grace-delayed reconciliation job ran. do_payment now looks up the payment status for the claimed hash right there: if LND has it in flight or already succeeded (or the lookup errors) the marker is kept so reconciliation owns the outcome and no second payout is dispatched; otherwise the claim is released and retry re-armed immediately, with the buyer notified.
Good catch that a zero-row CAS doesn't prove Success — but I don't think it can drop a paid payout or cause a double-pay here, and "keep the marker for reconciliation" wouldn't recover it. A zero-row result means the order is no longer in settled-hold-invoice. Both jobs that could re-dispatch or reconcile a payout are scoped to that exact status: find_failed_payment matches "status == 'settled-hold-invoice' AND payout_payment_hash IS NULL", and find_inflight_payouts matches "payout_payment_hash IS NOT NULL AND status == 'settled-hold-invoice'". So once the order has moved off settled-hold-invoice (to Success or to a terminal admin/dispute state), neither job touches it again — clearing the marker is safe (no path re-enters settled-hold-invoice, so no second payout), and keeping it wouldn't let reconciliation retry, because reconciliation is itself settled-hold-invoice-scoped. It would just leave a dead marker nothing ever clears. The real concern under this — an order moved to a non-Success terminal while its payout already settled on LND — is an inconsistency created upstream (the timeout/cancel/dispute path acting on an order with a payout in flight), not something payment_success can repair after the fact. If you'd like it surfaced rather than silent, I'm happy to add a read-back that logs at error level when the status is neither settled-hold-invoice nor Success, while still releasing the marker (since holding it can't reconcile a non-settled-hold-invoice order). |
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Re-reviewed the current head after the new commit and the reply to my previous review.
The send_payment error path now resolves the hash-scoped claim inline: it re-arms immediately when LND has no failed/in-flight/succeeded record, and keeps the marker when the payment may still settle. That addresses my blocking concern about a claim being left artificially locked after a submission error.
I also re-checked the rows_affected() == 0 discussion. Given that find_failed_payment, find_inflight_payouts, and claim_order_payout are all scoped to settled-hold-invoice and there is no transition back into that status, clearing the marker after the order leaves that state does not create a duplicate-dispatch or reconciliation path. I’m withdrawing that blocker.
Local verification on 8a56dfbb46d4296080a6c08a6d44d7cd0edd41aa:
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I re-derived the payout state machine from scratch on the current head (8a56dfb) instead of trusting the PR description, and traced every path that can reach settled-hold-invoice: release_action, admin_settle, job_retry_failed_payments, AddInvoice, the in-process watcher, the new reconcile job, and a restart in the middle of each.
What I verified
- The claim CAS is reachable in every dispatch path. Both
release_action(src/app/release.rs:226-247) andadmin_settlepersistsettled-hold-invoiceto the DB before callingdo_payment, soclaim_order_payout'sstatus = 'settled-hold-invoice'guard is satisfied. A stricter status guard here would otherwise have silently swallowed every payout (do_paymentreturnsOk(())on a lost CAS) — it does not. - No full-row writer can resurrect or wipe the marker.
payout_payment_hash/payout_claimed_atare not fields ofmostro_core::order::Order, soOrder::update()(src/app/fiat_sent.rs:88,src/flow.rs:177, …) cannot clobber them, andSELECT *intoOrderignores them. The only writers are the three CAS helpers. - No column collision.
20260518120000_bond_payout_payment_hash.sqladds the same column name tobonds, notorders; the two new migrations sort after every existing one. lookup_payment_statussemantics match the branch mapping.Ok(None)is genuinely "LND does not know this hash" (NotFoundat both the call and the stream,src/lightning/mod.rs:377-413), and a transport failure isErr— so theErr(_) => keep the markerdecision in thesend_paymenterror path and in reconcile fails on the correct side.- The retry budget still bounds retries.
job_retry_failed_paymentsgates onpayment_attempts < retries_number(src/scheduler.rs:235), sofail_order_payoutsettingfailed_payment = truecannot produce an unbounded dispatch loop. AddInvoicecannot re-arm on top of a live payout.pay_new_invoiceis the only writer ofbuyer_invoice+payment_attempts = 0for this status, and the addedpayout_payment_hash IS NULLguard closes the invoice-swap re-arm drain.cargo fmt --check,cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings, andcargo test(1195 passed, 0 failed) are all clean locally.
The hash-scoped release (bad6c9d) and the Ok(bool) finalization contract (b7a21e6) both hold under the interleavings I walked, including the double-payment_success case (concurrent watcher + reconcile): the status CAS elects one committer, the loser returns true without duplicating PurchaseCompleted/Rate, and clear_order_payout is idempotent.
The items below are non-blocking follow-ups. None is a confirmed defect on the happy path or on any interleaving I could construct without an implausibly stalled task, so I am not holding the PR for them — but the first two touch the invariant this PR is named after and I'd like them on record.
… with the watcher Addresses review of the in-flight payout marker: - Per-claim token. Scoping the marker release to the payment hash alone did not protect the common case where a retry re-dispatches the same BOLT11 invoice: attempt #2 claims the same hash, so a stale watcher from attempt #1 could clear attempt #2's live claim and re-arm retry while a payout was in flight. claim_order_payout now returns the claim timestamp it sealed; clear_order_payout / fail_order_payout scope the release to that token as well (hash AND payout_claimed_at), and do_payment / reconciliation carry it through, so a stale caller loses the CAS even when the hash matches. - Reconcile failure parity. The reconcile Failed/Unknown/None branch now runs the same check_failure_retries_or_log the in-process watcher does, so a payout that resolves only through reconciliation (watcher lost across a restart) still advances payment_attempts and notifies the buyer. - Grace-window floor. The reconcile grace window is floored at 30s so a default payment_retries_interval of 0 cannot collapse it to 1s, which would be narrower than the claim→register window it guards. - Doc fix. reconcile's re-arm rationale now names LND's own duplicate-hash rejection as the backstop; send_payment's pre-send check queries signable_hash rather than the payment hash and is a separate pre-existing issue.
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1246-1263: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd
NULLclaim-token release tests.
find_inflight_payoutscovers legacy-row discovery, butclear_order_payoutandfail_order_payoutlack tests withclaimed_at = None. Add coverage for both helpers.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…okkeeping Introduce a one-method PayoutStatusLookup trait (mirroring cancel.rs's CancelLightning), implemented for LndConnector, so reconcile_inflight_payout takes the capability rather than a concrete client and its four branches are unit-testable with a stub: Succeeded -> finalize + release, Failed -> re-arm + bookkeeping, InFlight -> no-op, malformed hash -> re-arm without a lookup. The Failed test surfaced an ordering bug in that branch: it read the order after fail_order_payout had already set failed_payment = true, so count_failed_payment treated it as a subsequent failure and never advanced payment_attempts or sent the first-failure notice. It now snapshots the order before re-arming, matching the in-process watcher. Also: name the reconcile poll cadence as a const (RECONCILE_INTERVAL_SECS) with a note on why it is independent of the retry interval, and document that a payout marker left on an order that has moved off settled-hold-invoice is inert residue.
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Once a hold invoice is settled, the buyer payout involves several moving parts:
do_payment, the payment-retry scheduler,AddInvoice(a buyer replacing theirinvoice after a failed attempt), and daemon restarts. Each of them decided on its
own whether a payment still had to be sent, based on indirect signals
(
payment_attempts, order status, in-memory retry tasks). Under retries, invoicereplacement, or a restart at the wrong moment, those views could disagree — an
order could get stuck in
settled-hold-invoicewith nothing driving its payment,or more than one dispatch could end up in flight for the same escrow.
This PR makes the pending payout an explicit, persisted piece of state and the
single source of truth for every path that touches it.
Changes
In-flight payout marker, claimed by CAS (811254c)
payout_payment_hashonorders(migration): set for asettled-hold-invoiceorder right before its payout is handed to LND.do_paymentclaims the marker via compare-and-swap immediately beforesend_payment; a concurrent dispatch or a re-armed retry loses the CAS and isskipped.
pay_new_invoicerejects anAddInvoicereplacement while a payout is inflight, so a fresh invoice can no longer reset
payment_attemptson top of apending payment — the buyer is asked to wait until the pending one resolves.
find_failed_payment(retry scheduler) skips orders with a payout in flight.Succeeded→ finalize the order,Failed/Unknown→ clear the marker andre-arm the retry,
InFlight→ keep waiting. A stranded payout thereforeneither blocks the order forever nor gets dispatched twice, including across
restarts.
Claim-age grace window for reconciliation (8a7cccf)
payout_claimed_at(migration) is sealed in the same CAS as the marker, andreconciliation only examines claims older than the payment-retry interval.
This keeps a reconciliation tick that lands between claiming and LND
registering the payment from misreading it as unknown and clearing the marker
prematurely.
connect never leaves a marker with no payment behind it, and the
claim→dispatch window narrows to the
send_paymentcall itself.Tests (bf66db9)
claim_order_payoutis atomic (second claim loses the CAS) and refuses ordersnot in
settled-hold-invoice.clear_order_payout/fail_order_payoutrelease the marker;fail_order_payoutre-arms the retry.find_failed_paymentexcludes orders with a payout in flight.find_inflight_payoutsreturns only marked orders.pay_new_invoicerejects anAddInvoicereplacement while a payout is inflight.
hex_to_bytesround-trips and rejects malformed input.Notes
to NULL so existing rows are unaffected.
messages to both parties. Also fixes the long-standing case of an order stuck
in
settled-hold-invoiceafter a crash mid-payment, which previously requiredmanual intervention.
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Bug Fixes