Circuit Architecture

We provide five main circuits as follows.

account_creation.circom

A circuit to verify the account creation.

It takes as input the following data:

1. an email address email_addr.
2. a relayer's randomness relayer_rand.
3. an account key account_key.

Its instances are as follows:

1. the poseidon hash of the relayer's randomness (randomness hash) relayer_rand_hash.
2. an email address pointer pointer.
3. a commitment of the account key ak_commit.
4. a user's wallet salt wallet_salt, a PSI point on elliptic curve psi_point.

account_init.circom

A circuit to verify the account initialization.

It takes as input the following data:

1. a padded email header in_padded.
2. an RSA public key pubkey.
3. an RSA signature signature.
4. the bytes of the padded email header in_padded_len.
5. the sender relayer's randomness sender_relayer_rand.
6. a starting position of the sender's email address in the email header sender_email_idx.
7. a starting position of the invitation code in the email header code_idx.
8. a starting position of the email domain in the sender's email address domain_idx.
9. a starting position of the timestamp in the email header timestamp_idx.

Its instances are as follows:

1. an email domain domain_name.
2. a poseidon hash of the RSA public key pubkey_hash.
3. the sender relayer's randomness hash sender_relayer_rand_hash.
4. an nullifier of the email email_nullifier.
5. the sender's email address pointer sender_pointer.
6. a commitment of the sender's account key sender_ak_commit.
7. a timestamp in the email header timestamp.

account_transport.circom

A circuit to verify the account transport.

It takes as input the following data:

1. a padded email header in_padded.
2. an RSA public key pubkey.
3. an RSA signature signature.
4. the bytes of the padded email header in_padded_len.
5. the old relayer's randomness hash old_relayer_rand_hash.
6. the new relayer's randomness new_relayer_rand.
7. a starting position of the sender's email address in the email header sender_email_idx.
8. a starting position of the invitation code in the email header code_idx.
9. a starting position of the email domain in the sender's email address domain_idx.
10. a starting position of the timestamp in the email header timestamp_idx.

Its instances are as follows:

1. an email domain domain_name.
2. a poseidon hash of the RSA public key pubkey_hash.
3. an nullifier of the email email_nullifier.
4. a commitment of the sender's account key under the old relayer old_ak_commit.
5. a commitment of the sender's account key under the new relayer new_ak_commit.
6. the new relayer's randomness hash new_relayer_rand_hash.
7. a timestamp in the email header timestamp.
8. the old relayer's randomness hash old_relayer_rand_hash.

claim.circom

A circuit to verify the claim of unclaimed funds/states.

It takes as input the following data.

1. an email address recipient_email_addr,
2. a relayer's randomness recipient_relayer_rand.
3. a randomness used for the email address commitment cm_rand.

Its instances are as follows:

1. the relayer's randomness hash recipient_relayer_rand_hash.
2. an email address pointer recipient_pointer.
3. an email address commitment recipient_email_addr_commit.

email_sender.circom

A circuit to verify the user's email for calling a command.

It takes as input the following data.

1. a padded email header in_padded.
2. an RSA public key pubkey.
3. an RSA signature signature.
4. the bytes of the padded email header in_padded_len.
5. the sender relayer's randomness sender_relayer_rand.
6. a starting position of the sender's email address in the email header sender_email_idx.
7. a starting position of the subject in the email header subject_idx.
8. a starting position of the recipient's email address in the subject recipient_email_idx.
9. a starting position of the email domain in the sender's email address domain_idx.
10. a starting position of the timestamp in the email header timestamp_idx.

Its instances are as follows:

1. a masked subject where a character in the email address is replaced with zero masked_subject_str.
2. an email domain domain_name.
3. a poseidon hash of the RSA public key pubkey_hash.
4. the sender relayer's randomness hash sender_relayer_rand_hash.
5. an nullifier of the email email_nullifier.
6. the sender's email address pointer sender_pointer.
7. a flag whether the subject contains the recipient's email address has_email_recipient (0 or 1).
8. the recipient's email address commitment recipient_email_addr_commit.
9. a timestamp in the email header timestamp.

announcement.circom

A circuit to verify that the given email address commitment is derived from the given email address and randomness. While it is not used in our core contracts, it is provided for third-party contracts to register unclaimed funds/states for the public email address and the randomness.

It takes as input the following data:

1. an email address email_addr.
2. a randomness used for the email address commitment cm_rand.

Its instances are as follows:

1. a packed integer of the email address email_addr_ints.
2. an email address commitment email_addr_commit.
3. a randomness used for the email address commitment cm_rand.

How to Use

Build circuits

yarn && yarn build

Run tests

At packages/circuits, make a build directory, download the zip file from the following link, and place its unziped files under build.

Then run the following command. yarn test

Generate proving keys and verifier contracts for main circuits

yarn dev-setup

Generate proofs for main circuits with example inputs

yarn gen-random-proofs

Verify the proofs

yarn verify-proofs