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feat: add example for atomic swap with btc (#25)
* make a copy of swap board * add support for btc * fix build * fix btc request * cleanup readme with completed tasks
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‎examples/swap-board-ml-btc/.env.example‎

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# Database
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DATABASE_URL="file:./dev.db"
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# Mintlayer Network (testnet or mainnet)
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NEXT_PUBLIC_MINTLAYER_NETWORK="testnet"

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# See https://help.github.com/articles/ignoring-files/ for more about ignoring files.
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# dependencies
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# testing
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# next.js
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‎examples/swap-board-ml-btc/BTC_INTEGRATION.md‎

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# BTC Integration for Mintlayer P2P Swap Board
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This document describes the Bitcoin (BTC) integration added to the swap board, enabling atomic swaps between Mintlayer tokens and native Bitcoin.
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## Overview
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The BTC integration allows users to:
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- Create offers involving BTC (BTC → ML tokens or ML tokens → BTC)
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- Accept BTC offers by providing BTC credentials
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- Create BTC HTLCs for atomic swaps
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- Claim and refund BTC HTLCs
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- Track BTC transactions on blockchain explorers
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## Architecture
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### Wallet-Centric Design
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- **Web App**: Builds requests and manages UI/coordination
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- **Wallet Extension**: Handles all BTC cryptographic operations
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- **No Private Keys**: Web app never handles BTC private keys
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### Key Components
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#### 1. Database Schema (`prisma/schema.prisma`)
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**Offer Model Additions:**
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- `creatorBTCAddress`: Creator's BTC address
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- `creatorBTCPublicKey`: Creator's BTC public key for HTLC creation
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**Swap Model Additions:**
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- `takerBTCAddress`: Taker's BTC address
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- `takerBTCPublicKey`: Taker's BTC public key for HTLC creation
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- `btcHtlcAddress`: Generated BTC HTLC contract address
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- `btcRedeemScript`: BTC HTLC redeem script
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- `btcHtlcTxId`: BTC HTLC funding transaction ID
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- `btcHtlcTxHex`: BTC HTLC signed transaction hex
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- `btcClaimTxId`: BTC claim transaction ID
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- `btcClaimTxHex`: BTC claim signed transaction hex
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- `btcRefundTxId`: BTC refund transaction ID
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- `btcRefundTxHex`: BTC refund signed transaction hex
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#### 2. Type Definitions (`src/types/`)
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- `btc-wallet.ts`: Wallet interface definitions
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- `swap.ts`: Updated with BTC fields and new status types
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#### 3. BTC Utilities (`src/lib/btc-request-builder.ts`)
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- Amount conversion (BTC ↔ satoshis)
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- Address and public key validation
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- HTLC request builders
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- Explorer URL generators
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#### 4. API Endpoints
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- **POST /api/offers**: Validates BTC credentials for BTC offers
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- **POST /api/swaps**: Handles BTC credentials during offer acceptance
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- **POST /api/swaps/[id]**: Updates swaps with BTC transaction data
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#### 5. Frontend Components
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- **Create Offer**: Requests BTC credentials when BTC is involved
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- **Offers List**: Handles BTC credential exchange during acceptance
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- **Swap Detail**: Full BTC HTLC management interface
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## Swap Flow
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### ML → BTC Swap
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1. **Creator creates offer**: Provides BTC address + public key
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2. **Taker accepts**: Provides their BTC address + public key
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3. **Creator creates ML HTLC**: Standard Mintlayer HTLC
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4. **Taker creates BTC HTLC**: Using creator's public key as recipient
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5. **Creator claims BTC**: Uses secret to spend BTC HTLC
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6. **Taker claims ML**: Uses revealed secret to claim ML HTLC
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### BTC → ML Swap
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1. **Creator creates offer**: Provides BTC address + public key
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2. **Taker accepts**: Provides their BTC address + public key
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3. **Creator creates BTC HTLC**: Using taker's public key as recipient
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4. **Taker creates ML HTLC**: Standard Mintlayer HTLC
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5. **Taker claims BTC**: Uses secret to spend BTC HTLC
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6. **Creator claims ML**: Uses revealed secret to claim ML HTLC
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## Status Tracking
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New swap statuses:
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- `btc_htlc_created`: BTC HTLC has been created
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- `both_htlcs_created`: Both ML and BTC HTLCs exist
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- `btc_refunded`: BTC side was refunded
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## Security Considerations
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### Public Key Exchange
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- Public keys are required for HTLC script generation
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- Keys are stored in database (consider privacy implications)
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- Keys are visible to counterparty (required for HTLC creation)
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### Timelock Coordination
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- BTC timelock should be shorter than ML timelock
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- Ensures proper claim ordering for security
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### Atomic Guarantees
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- Same secret hash used for both chains
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- Standard HTLC atomic swap properties maintained
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- Manual refund available after timelock expiry
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## Testing
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Run the integration test:
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## Development Status
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### ✅ Completed
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- Database schema with BTC fields
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- Type definitions and interfaces
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- BTC utility functions
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- API endpoint updates
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- Frontend BTC integration
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- Status tracking and UI
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- BTC wallet method implementations
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- BTC HTLC script generation
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- BTC transaction building and signing
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- BTC network integration
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- Secret extraction from BTC claims
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### 🧪 Testing Needed
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- End-to-end BTC swap testing
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- Error handling and edge cases
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- Network compatibility (testnet/mainnet)
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- Performance optimization
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## Support
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For questions about the BTC integration:
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- Check the test file for usage examples
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- Review the utility functions in `btc-request-builder.ts`
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- Examine the swap detail page for UI implementation
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- Test with the provided mock data structures

‎examples/swap-board-ml-btc/README.md‎

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# Mintlayer P2P Swap Board
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A minimal peer-to-peer token swap board for Mintlayer tokens using HTLC (Hash Time Locked Contracts) atomic swaps.
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## Features
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- **Create Swap Offers**: Post your intent to swap one Mintlayer token for another
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- **Browse & Accept Offers**: View available offers and accept the ones that interest you
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- **Atomic Swaps**: Secure token exchanges using HTLC contracts via mintlayer-connect-sdk
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- **Status Tracking**: Real-time monitoring of swap progress with clear status indicators
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- **Wallet Integration**: Connect with Mojito wallet for seamless transactions
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## Tech Stack
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- **Frontend**: Next.js 14 (App Router) + React + Tailwind CSS
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- **Backend**: Next.js API routes
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- **Database**: SQLite with Prisma ORM
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- **Blockchain**: Mintlayer Connect SDK for HTLC operations
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- **Package Manager**: pnpm (workspace integration)
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## Getting Started
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### Prerequisites
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- Node.js 18+
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- pnpm
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- Mojito wallet extension
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### Installation
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1. Install dependencies:
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2. Set up the database:
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3. Copy environment variables:
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5. Open [http://localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000) in your browser
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## Usage
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### Creating an Offer
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1. Navigate to `/create`
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2. Connect your Mojito wallet
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- Token to give (Token ID)
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- Amount to give
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- Token to receive (Token ID)
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- Amount to receive
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- Optional contact information
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### Accepting an Offer
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1. Browse offers at `/offers`
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### Monitoring Swaps
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1. Visit `/swap/[id]` to track swap progress
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- Current swap status
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## Swap Process
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1. **Offer Created**: User posts swap intention
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2. **Offer Accepted**: Another user accepts the offer
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3. **HTLC Creation**: Creator creates initial HTLC with secret hash
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5. **Token Claiming**: Both parties reveal secrets to claim tokens
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## Database Schema
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- Stores HTLC secrets, transaction hashes, and status updates
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- `GET/POST /api/offers` - List and create swap offers
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## Security Considerations
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## Contributing
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- Comprehensive testing suite
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- Rate limiting and spam protection
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## License
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This project is part of the Mintlayer Connect SDK examples.

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/** @type {import('next').NextConfig} */
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const nextConfig = {
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webpack: (config) => {
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config.experiments = {
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...config.experiments,
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asyncWebAssembly: true,
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experimental: {
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missingSuspenseWithCSRBailout: false,
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module.exports = nextConfig

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