escrow subsidy providers

[alexcos20]

User-selectable Subsidy Providers + Escrow v2 (prefunded locks & auth expiry)

Summary

This PR gives Ocean Node first-class support for Subsidy Providers — third-party contracts
that cover part or all of a consumer's escrow payment for a compute job or an on-demand service —
and then upgrades the node to the Escrow v2 contract surface that adds a second, lock-time
("prepaid") sponsorship path plus authorization expiry.

It lands in two layers:

1. User-selectable Subsidy Providers (claim-time / reimbursement). The node already settles
   paid jobs by creating an escrow lock and later claiming it. This layer lets the consumer
   pick which subsidy providers should contribute to their job (not just the node operator's
   configured defaults), validates that choice, persists it on the job, and forwards it to the
   escrow claimLock. Operators can optionally restrict the allowed providers to a per-node
   whitelist.

2. Escrow v2 upgrade (lock-time / prepaid sponsorship + auth expiry). The companion contracts
   change (oceanprotocol/contracts#1057, a breaking major) adds a lock-time sponsorship path
   and an authorization expiryTimestamp. This layer updates every call site and the event
   indexer to the new ABI, and sends the same subsidy-provider list to both createLock and
   claimLock so a sponsored lock can be settled from the same providers.

Contract dependency. Layer 2 targets Escrow v2, shipped here by bumping
@oceanprotocol/contracts to 3.2.0-rc.0 (repin to the final 3.2.0 when released — see
§ Dependency). Unit suites pass against the real v2 ABI; the integration tests
require Barge with the deployed v2 escrows + SponsorshipLib.

Linked issue: subsidy-aware lock and claim #1473.

Motivation. Without subsidies the entire claim amount comes out of the payer's locked funds
(minus protocol fees), with no way for a third party to reduce what a payer pays or reward a node.
Subsidy Providers let an external program sponsor a payer's cost and/or pay the node a bonus,
decided per node / payer / jobType — at claim time (refund) and, with v2, at lock time
(prepaid, incl. zero-deposit).

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Layer 1 — User-selectable Subsidy Providers

Configuration (operator)

Two new env vars (both optional), resolved into OceanNodeConfig:

• SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS — a per-chain JSON map of Subsidy Provider contract addresses,
  { "<chainId>": ["0x…", …] }. These are the node's default providers, handed to the escrow at
  lock and claim time. Validated by SubsidyProvidersSchema (per-chain numeric key, EIP-55
  addresses). Fails safe: malformed config (bad JSON, not a per-chain object, or a single
  invalid address) is ignored — the whole map is treated as unset (subsidies disabled node-wide)
  rather than blocking startup, matching the ALLOWED_ADMINS_LIST / AUTHORIZED_DECRYPTERS_LIST
  convention.
• SUBSIDY_PROVIDER_FILTER — boolean (default false). When ON, a user-supplied provider
  list may only contain addresses already present in SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS for the request's chain;
  anything outside the whitelist rejects the whole request. When OFF, the user may name any valid
  address.

Both are surfaced on the node status endpoint (subsidyProviders, subsidyProviderFilter) so
clients can discover a node's defaults and whether the whitelist is enforced.

Request API (consumer)

subsidyProviders?: string[] is accepted on paid compute start, service start, and
service extend (via the POST /directCommand payloads and the compute HTTP route). It is
ignored for free compute (no escrow claim). Resolution is centralized in
resolveUserSubsidyProviders (src/components/core/utils/subsidyProviders.ts):

subsidyProviders value	Meaning	Persisted on the job
undefined / omitted	Use the node's configured defaults, read live at claim time	nothing (falls back to node config)
[]	Explicitly no providers (plain payer-funded)	[] (frozen)
["0x…", …]	Use exactly these providers	the checksummed list (frozen)

Every supplied address must be a valid EVM address (returned EIP-55 checksummed). With the filter
ON, every address must also be in the node's whitelist for that chain. An explicit choice ([] or
a non-empty list) is frozen at request time and persisted on the job, so an async/batched
claim settles against the list the request was validated with; the undefined case stays dynamic
(node config read live at claim).

Settlement

The escrow wrapper (src/components/core/utils/escrow.ts) forwards jobType + the resolved
subsidyProviders to the escrow's claimLock / claimLocksAndWithdraw. A contributing provider
makes the escrow emit Subsidized, which the indexer records.

jobType is a new exported JobType enum (NONE=0, COMPUTE=1, SERVICE=2; future features add
their own id) — an opaque per-feature category the provider contract uses to decide the subsidy.
C2D compute settlement passes JobType.COMPUTE, Service-on-Demand (start and extend) passes
JobType.SERVICE, and a plain claim with no providers still passes its jobType + an empty list.

Indexer

EscrowEventProcessor decodes the Subsidized(payee, payer, jobId, token, provider, subsidyAmount, bonusAmount) event; ESCROW_SUBSIDIZED is registered in the topic0 map and the
escrow DB schemas gain the subsidy fields.

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Layer 2 — Escrow v2 (prefunded locks + authorization expiry)

Escrow v2 (oceanprotocol/contracts#1057) is a breaking ABI change. Of the v2 changes, ocean-node
is affected only where it actually calls the escrow — it never calls authorize, reLock,
bundleJobs, or bundle in non-test code, so those breaking signatures don't reach the node's
runtime surface. The relevant deltas:

createLock — new jobType + subsidyProviders params

createLock gained jobType and address[] subsidyProviders (lock-time / "prepaid"
sponsorship). The node now passes the same provider list to createLock as it does to
claimLock, resolved identically (user override wins, else node config; ?? so an explicit empty
list survives as "no providers"). An empty list is a plain payer-funded lock — identical to the
pre-v2 behaviour.

Threaded through the three lock sites, each with its matching jobType and the same resolved
override the claim uses:

• Paid compute start (startCompute.ts) → JobType.COMPUTE + the resolved list persisted on
  the job.
• Service start (compute_engine_docker.ts) → JobType.SERVICE + job.payment.subsidyProviders.
• Service extend (extendService.ts) → JobType.SERVICE + the in-scope resolved list.

Sponsored-lock pre-send guards (stopgap). createLock's payer-funded pre-send guards
(getUserAvailableFunds >= wei and the maxLockedAmount auth cap) assume the lock is entirely
payer-funded. Under v2 a sponsored lock only needs the payer to cover P = L − S (zero for a
fully-sponsored lock), and both currentLockedAmount and maxLockedAmount now track only P —
so against the gross amount these guards would wrongly reject (a maxLockedAmount == 0
"sponsored-only" auth always would). Rather than quote S node-side, the node now skips both
payer-funded guards when the resolved provider list is non-empty and lets the on-chain
createLock reject authoritatively (e.g. "Payer does not have enough funds"). A plain
payer-funded lock (empty provider list) keeps the original fail-fast guards unchanged, so there
is no behavioural change for the existing path. The duration (maxLockSeconds) and lock-count
(maxLockCounts) guards, and the auth-exists check, are sponsorship-independent and still run.

Authorization expiry (indexed + enforced pre-lock)

The Auth event gained a 7th field expiryTimestamp (0 = indefinite), which changes the
event's topic0 hash. The indexer's topic0 map and Auth signature text are updated, and
EscrowEventProcessor records expiryTimestamp. EscrowAuthorization (returned by
getAuthorizations) gains an optional expiryTimestamp.

createLock now enforces the expiry when it reads the payer's authorization, failing fast
instead of sending a tx the contract reverts with "Auth expired". For a non-zero
expiryTimestamp it rejects if the auth has already lapsed (now >= expiryTimestamp) or if the
lock would outlive it (now + duration > expiryTimestamp — a lock can never outlive its auth).
0/undefined is indefinite (also the case on any escrow whose auth tuple has no
expiryTimestamp), so the check is a no-op there — no behavioural change for indefinite auths.
The gate applies to every lock, sponsored or not (claim/cancel are never expiry-gated).

New lock-time sponsorship events (indexed)

Two new events are emitted at the escrow address and are now indexed with their own decode
branches (kept separate from Subsidized, which carries different fields and indexed order):

Event	When	Fields
LockSponsored	a provider pre-funds a lock at createLock	payer, payee, jobId, token, provider, amount
SponsorRefunded	unused sponsored tokens returned (partial claim / expiry / reLock-shrink)	payer, payee, jobId, token, provider, amount, reclaimable (true ⇒ push failed, parked for sweepReclaimable)

(The provider-side SubsidyLocked / SubsidyRefunded events are emitted at the provider
contract, not the escrow; the processor filters on the escrow address, so — as today — it does not
index provider-side events.)

Types & DB schema

• @types/Escrow.ts — EscrowAuthorization.expiryTimestamp; EscrowEvent gains
  expiryTimestamp and reclaimable.
• Typesense + Elasticsearch escrow schemas gain expiryTimestamp, reclaimable, and the
  previously-unschema'd subsidy fields (provider, subsidyAmount, bonusAmount).

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Changes

Config / types

• src/utils/config/constants.ts, src/utils/config/schemas.ts — SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS,
  SUBSIDY_PROVIDER_FILTER, SubsidyProvidersSchema.
• src/@types/OceanNode.ts, src/@types/commands.ts, src/@types/C2D/* — config + request +
  job fields.
• src/@types/Escrow.ts — v2 expiryTimestamp / reclaimable.

Core

• src/components/core/utils/subsidyProviders.ts (new) — resolveUserSubsidyProviders.
• src/components/core/utils/escrow.ts — claimLock/claimLocks forward jobType +
  subsidyProviders (Layer 1); createLock forwards them too (Layer 2).
• src/components/core/compute/startCompute.ts, src/components/core/service/startService.ts,
  src/components/core/service/extendService.ts, src/components/c2d/compute_engine_docker.ts —
  resolve/persist the user list and pass it to lock + claim.
• src/components/httpRoutes/compute.ts — accept subsidyProviders on the compute route.
• src/components/core/utils/statusHandler.ts — surface the node's subsidy config.

Indexer

• src/utils/constants.ts — ESCROW_SUBSIDIZED (Layer 1); ESCROW_LOCK_SPONSORED /
  ESCROW_SPONSOR_REFUNDED, updated Auth topic0 + signature (Layer 2).
• src/components/Indexer/processors/EscrowEventProcessor.ts — decode branches for
  Subsidized, LockSponsored, SponsorRefunded, and Auth.expiryTimestamp.
• src/components/database/TypesenseSchemas.ts, src/components/database/ElasticSchemas.ts —
  new escrow fields.

Docs

• docs/subsidyProviders.md (new) — the feature guide: prepaid vs refund, zero-deposit, bonus,
  the two reference providers (OPF / OneTime) + access-list gating, events, and a use-cases table.
  Linked from docs/compute.md and docs/services.md; indexed in CLAUDE.md.
• docs/API.md — subsidyProviders request field (lock+claim, 10-cap/dedup), status fields, and
  the escrow getEscrowEvents event list (Subsidized / LockSponsored / SponsorRefunded,
  Auth.expiryTimestamp, reclaimable).
• docs/env.md — SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS (lock+claim, prepaid/refund) and SUBSIDY_PROVIDER_FILTER
  (open/sybil-drainable risk + startup WARN).
• docs/Ocean Node.postman_collection.json — subsidyProviders on the three paid requests +
  refreshed escrow eventType list.

Tests

• src/test/unit/subsidyProviders.test.ts (new) — resolveUserSubsidyProviders semantics.
• src/test/unit/escrowWrapper.test.ts — claimLock/claimLocks forwarding, plus new
  createLock forwarding tests (override wins / [] means none / null falls back to config),
  the sponsored-lock guard stopgap (sponsored lock bypasses the funds + maxLockedAmount guards;
  a plain payer-funded lock still enforces them), and the auth-expiry gate (already-expired and
  lock-outlives-auth both reject; far-future / 0 expiry still lock).
• src/test/unit/config.test.ts, src/test/unit/compute.test.ts — config + command coverage.
• src/test/integration/{compute,services,escrow,download,algorithmsAccess}.test.ts — subsidy
  flows; raw authorize / createLock / reLock calls updated to the v2 arity (claimLock
  already used the v2 subsidy signature).

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Dependency

@oceanprotocol/contracts is bumped to 3.2.0-rc.0 (the Escrow v2 package: 7-arg createLock,
7-field Auth with the new topic0, LockSponsored / SponsorRefunded, getSponsoredTotal, and the
OPFSubsidyProvider / OneTimeSubsidyProvider with setSubsidyMode). All call sites compile and the
unit suites pass against the real v2 ABI.

Verification

nvm use
npm run type-check      # clean
npm run lint            # clean on changed files
npm run build-tests
npx mocha --node-env=test --config .mocharc.json "./dist/test/unit/escrowWrapper.test.js"
npx mocha --node-env=test --config .mocharc.json "./dist/test/unit/subsidyProviders.test.js"
npx mocha --node-env=test --config .mocharc.json "./dist/test/unit/indexerEventMap.test.js"
# ~290 unit tests green across escrow / subsidy / indexer / config / service / compute

Integration — subsidy modes (new). src/test/integration/escrowSubsidyModes.test.ts covers both
providers × both modes end-to-end and asserts the node indexes the right event:

Provider	Mode	Node action	Escrow event indexed
OPFSubsidyProvider	PREPAID_ONLY	createLock([provider])	LockSponsored
OPFSubsidyProvider	REFUND_ONLY	payer-funded lock → claimLock([provider])	Subsidized
OneTimeSubsidyProvider	PREPAID_ONLY	createLock([provider])	LockSponsored
OneTimeSubsidyProvider	REFUND_ONLY	payer-funded lock → claimLock([provider])	Subsidized

The test deploys both providers itself (no constructor args / no linking, test signer = owner),
configures each (fund, token limits/credit, allowed jobType, authorize escrow, setSubsidyMode), and
drives the real escrow. It requires Barge with the deployed Escrow v2 + SponsorshipLib; it skips
cleanly when the Escrow/Ocean addresses aren't present. The existing escrow, services,
compute integration suites also exercise the v2 call sites and run under the same Barge.

Manual smoke test. Set SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS='{ "8453": ["0x4344D4Bc29531DB736378e9A3dA85BF1eff0CB22"] }'
(the OPF Subsidy Provider on Base), start the node, hit the status endpoint and confirm
subsidyProviders / subsidyProviderFilter are present per chain. Run a paid compute/service job
and confirm the lock + claim txs carry jobType + providers, and that the escrow emits Subsidized
(refund) or LockSponsored (prepaid) when a provider contributes — queryable via getEscrowEvents.

Hardening from review / QA / security / vulnerability passes

The diff went through four adversarial passes; the applied results:

• Indexer dispatch (was a bug): LockSponsored / SponsorRefunded were decoded but not in
  EVENT_PROCESSOR_MAP, so getEventProcessor would throw. Added both entries + a regression
  test asserting every ESCROW_EVENTS type routes to a processor, plus a topic0↔signature
  self-consistency test.
• Expiry bound: matched the contract exactly — now > expiryTimestamp rejects (equality is
  allowed, as the contract uses block.timestamp <= expiry); the pre-check is optimistic (node
  wall clock) with the on-chain block.timestamp authoritative.
• Sponsor list cap/dedup: resolveUserSubsidyProviders now de-dupes and rejects >10 unique
  sponsors locally (mirrors maxSponsorsPerLock()), turning a guaranteed on-chain revert into a
  cheap 400.
• Lock/claim agreement (snapshot): the compute and service-start paths now snapshot the
  effective provider list (explicit user list, else the node's configured list for the chain)
  onto the job at lock time and reuse that exact array for the claim — so a prefunded lock and its
  later (batched) claim can't settle against different provider sets if the operator changes
  SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS in between.
• Zero-deposit Service-on-Demand: startService now skips its escrow funds pre-check when the
  request is sponsored (parity with the createLock stopgap), so a fully-sponsored user with no
  deposit is no longer rejected up front.
• Insecure-default warning: the node logs a loud startup WARN when SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS is set
  while SUBSIDY_PROVIDER_FILTER is off (open, sybil-drainable sponsorship — any consumer may
  name any sponsor). The default stays false (non-breaking); operators opt into fail-closed.
• Verified safe (no change): indexer address-filter blocks forged logs; the sponsored-lock
  guard skip is covered by the existing estimateGas gate (no node fund loss); getUserFunds().locked
  now meaning P doesn't affect node logic (only .available is read).

Follow-ups (Escrow v2)

• 3.2.0-rc.0 is a release candidate — repin to the final 3.2.0 once published.
• Optional: a startup/CI assertion that the installed Escrow ABI has 7-arg createLock + a 7-field
  Auth (guards against an accidental downgrade); and optional always-on EscrowEventProcessor
  decode unit tests (now unblocked by the v2 ABI — the new integration suite already covers the
  decode end-to-end).
• Optional: replace the sponsored-lock guard stopgap (skip the payer-funded guards and let
  the contract reject) with a precise pre-check that quotes S via the provider's
  quoteSubsidyByMode(…, PREFUNDED), computes P = L − S, and checks available >= P /
  currentLockedAmount + P <= maxLockedAmount — nicer fail-fast errors, at the cost of extra
  provider reads (and the quote is only advisory, since the contract stays authoritative).
• Optional: consider defaulting SUBSIDY_PROVIDER_FILTER to fail-closed in a future major (it is
  a breaking change for existing open configs, so left as a WARN for now).

Layer 3 — getEscrowEvents complex queries (filters + ranges)

Layers 1 & 2 make the node index a richer set of escrow events; this layer makes them
queryable. Before, getEscrowEvents supported only 7 exact-match filters (chainId,
eventType, payer, payee, token, jobId, txId) with no way to filter on the subsidy
fields or on numeric ranges. It now exposes the fields the records already store, plus range
filtering, identically over HTTP, POST /directCommand, and P2P.

New equality filters

provider, contract, and reclaimable are added to GetEscrowEventsCommand and the REST
route — so e.g. "every Subsidized/LockSponsored row for a given subsidy provider", or
"SponsorRefunded rows where reclaimable=true" (push to the provider failed, parked for
sweepReclaimable) are now one query. Address filters stay case-insensitive (lowercased node-side).

Range filters

A filter value may now be a range { min?, max?, gt?, lt? } (min/max inclusive, gt/lt
exclusive) instead of a scalar. Two tiers, chosen by field:

fields	how
block, chainId	pushed to the store — native numeric index (Typesense int64 / ES long), emitted as range DSL (field:>=x, { range: { field: { gte } } }).
amount, subsidyAmount, bonusAmount, oldAmount, newAmount, maxLockedAmount, maxLockSeconds, maxLockCounts, expiry, newExpiry, expiryTimestamp	filtered node-side with BigInt — these uint256 values are stored as strings, so a store-side lexicographic range would be wrong ("9" > "100"). The handler pages through the store-side matches and applies a BigInt predicate. No schema change / no reindex for this.

• Request shape: over P2P / directCommand, a ranges object keyed by record field
  ({ block: { min, max }, subsidyAmount: { min } }); over HTTP GET, <field>Min / <field>Max
  query params (?blockMin=100&blockMax=200&subsidyAmountMin=1000).
• Validation: a range on an unsupported field, a non-integer bound, or min > max / gt >= lt
  is rejected 400. Native-range bounds are normalized to canonical decimal (so 0x64, a number,
  or "007" aren't sent verbatim into the numeric DSL).
• Equality + range on the same field (only chainId can overlap) are ANDed, not
  overwritten — results satisfy both.
• Bounded node-side scan: client-side range scanning is capped at MAX_ESCROW_CLIENT_SCAN
  (2000 rows) so a selective amount-filter can't trigger unbounded deep pagination; if the cap is
  hit before the requested page is filled, the handler logs a warning that results may be
  incomplete (narrow the filter). Documented as a known limitation in API.md.

No authentication (preserved)

getEscrowEvents is a public read on both the P2P and HTTP paths — no token/signature/nonce,
only the usual rate-limit + peer deny-list. This is unchanged and is asserted by an explicit
comment in the handler so a future change doesn't silently add an auth gate.

Reindex on upgrade

OceanIndexer.MIN_REQUIRED_VERSION is bumped 0.2.2 → 4.2.0. The gate had sat at 0.2.2
since introduction while the DB stores the package version, so it never fired for any node that
had run ≥ 0.2.2 — meaning existing deployments would never reindex to backfill the new escrow
v2 events (Subsidized / LockSponsored / SponsorRefunded + Auth.expiryTimestamp). Now a
DB whose stored version is < 4.2.0 resets each chain to its deployment block and reindexes once
on startup. package.json stays at 4.2.0 (so currentVersion == MIN_REQUIRED_VERSION, no
throw). Operational note: this triggers a one-time full reindex of every configured chain on
upgrade.

Implementation & client

• src/components/database/escrowSearch.ts (new) — shared, pure, unit-tested helpers:
  range validation, native/client split (+ bound normalization), the BigInt predicate, and the
  Typesense/ES DSL builders. Both backends' escrow.search() now build their DSL from it (range-
  and array-aware) instead of hand-rolling equality-only filters.
• escrow_for_oceanjs.md (new, repo root) — a handoff spec for integrating getEscrowEvents
  into ocean.js (@oceanprotocol/lib): endpoint contract, types, BaseProvider/HttpProvider/
  P2pProvider method stubs, and edge cases (uint256-as-strings, txId→txHash, no auth).

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Summary

• New Features
  • Configure subsidy providers per chain or specify them for paid compute and service requests. Omitted lists use node configuration; empty lists disable subsidies for that request. Free compute ignores the field.
  • Optionally restrict request-supplied providers to addresses configured for the relevant chain. Invalid addresses, disallowed providers, and lists exceeding 10 unique providers are rejected.
  • Third parties can sponsor escrow locks or contribute at claim time, including fully sponsored locks that require no consumer deposit.
  • Node status and escrow event listings report subsidy configuration and sponsorship details, including provider amounts, authorization expiry, and refund reclaimability.
  • Filter escrow events by provider, contract, reclaimability, and supported numeric ranges.
• Documentation
  • Updated API, environment, compute, and service documentation with subsidy configuration, request behavior, and escrow event details.

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📝 Walkthrough

The node now supports per-chain subsidy-provider configuration and optional provider lists for paid compute and service payments. It validates provider selections, passes them with job types to Escrow v2, and indexes sponsorship events and their fields. Escrow event queries now support equality and numeric range filters.

Changes: Subsidy-provider payments and escrow event search

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Provider configuration and validation src/utils/config/*, src/utils/constants.ts, src/@types/OceanNode.ts, src/components/core/utils/subsidyProviders.ts, src/test/unit/config.test.ts, src/test/unit/subsidyProviders.test.ts	Configuration accepts per-chain provider lists and a filter flag. The resolver checksums and deduplicates request lists, enforces the 10-provider limit, and applies the chain whitelist when filtering is enabled.
Request selection and payment records src/@types/commands.ts, src/@types/C2D/C2D.ts, src/components/httpRoutes/compute.ts, src/components/core/compute/startCompute.ts, src/components/core/service/*, src/components/c2d/compute_engine_docker.ts, src/test/integration/compute.test.ts, src/test/integration/services.test.ts, src/test/unit/compute.test.ts	Compute start, service start, and service extension forward optional provider lists. Their handlers resolve selections before continuing. Compute and service-start payment data stores the effective provider list, which the compute engine passes into claim calls.
Escrow v2 locks and claims package.json, src/utils/constants.ts, src/components/core/utils/escrow.ts, src/OceanNode.ts, src/test/unit/escrowWrapper.test.ts, src/test/unit/service/serviceHandlers.test.ts, src/test/integration/escrowSubsidyModes.test.ts	Escrow calls pass job types and provider lists. Sponsored locks bypass payer-funds and maximum-lock prechecks. Lock creation rejects authorizations that do not cover the requested duration.
Sponsorship event indexing and storage src/@types/Escrow.ts, src/utils/constants.ts, src/components/Indexer/*, src/components/database/*, src/test/integration/escrow.test.ts, src/test/unit/indexerEventMap.test.ts	The indexer records authorization expiry and sponsorship event fields. Escrow schemas include provider, amount, expiry, and reclaimability fields.
Escrow event filtering src/@types/commands.ts, src/components/httpRoutes/escrow.ts, src/components/core/handler/escrowHandler.ts, src/components/database/escrowSearch.ts, src/components/database/ElasticSearchDatabase.ts, src/components/database/TypesenseDatabase.ts, src/test/integration/escrow.test.ts, src/test/unit/escrowFilters.test.ts	Escrow queries accept provider, contract, reclaimability, and numeric range filters. The handler applies database-side filters for block and chain ID, and bounded client-side BigInt filtering for uint256 fields.
Status, documentation, and integration setup src/@types/OceanNode.ts, src/components/core/utils/statusHandler.ts, src/test/integration/download.test.ts, docs/*, .github/workflows/*, package.json, CLAUDE.md	Status responses expose the configured provider map and filter flag. Documentation describes provider selection, sponsorship modes, and event filters. CI configuration selects Escrow v2-related versions and refs.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant PaymentRequest
  participant ComputeStartHandler
  participant SubsidyProviderResolver
  participant Escrow
  participant EscrowContract
  PaymentRequest->>ComputeStartHandler: Submit subsidyProviders
  ComputeStartHandler->>SubsidyProviderResolver: Resolve providers for payment chain
  SubsidyProviderResolver-->>ComputeStartHandler: Return normalized providers or validation error
  ComputeStartHandler->>Escrow: Create lock with job type and provider list
  Escrow->>EscrowContract: Submit lock arguments

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Escrow event searches can return events from other chains when a chain range is combined with a chain filter. Range-filtered queries can also silently return incomplete or empty pages. The new subsidy integration tests may not load the local deployment addresses. The documented provider configuration example may still be discarded. These issues should be fixed before merge.

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Summary:
This PR excellently integrates the new Subsidy Provider contracts by bumping the @oceanprotocol/contracts dependency and cleanly updating the Escrow wrapper. The use of Zod schemas for fail-safe parsing of EIP-55 checksummed addresses is robust, and the test suite updates thoroughly validate the new workflows.

Comments:
• [INFO][style] Great job implementing fail-safe parsing here that degrades to null rather than crashing the node on boot. One minor TypeScript consideration: if strict or useUnknownInCatchVariables is ever enabled in your tsconfig.json, accessing error.message directly may throw a compilation error because error is typed as unknown. Safely casting or checking the type is a good future-proof practice.

-      CONFIG_LOGGER.error(`Invalid address in SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS: ${error.message}`)
+      CONFIG_LOGGER.error(`Invalid address in SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`)

• [INFO][style] Constructing these parallel arrays for the batch claim claimLocksAndWithdraw function call is handled very cleanly. Good use of Array.map to maintain consistency between single and batch claim interfaces.
• [INFO][other] Pinning these Enum values in unit tests is a great defensive practice. It ensures that any future additions or accidental re-orderings to JobType will immediately flag a failure, protecting the on-chain integration.

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In `@docs/env.md`:
- Line 59: Update the multi-chain example in the SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS documentation
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Replace the invalid addresses in the multi-chain example.

If an operator copies this example, getAddress rejects 0x123 and 0x456. SubsidyProvidersSchema then sets the entire map to null, including the Base provider. Use valid addresses for both example entries.

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In `@docs/env.md` at line 59, Update the multi-chain example in the
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Summary:
This PR introduces 'Subsidy Providers' support leveraging Escrow v2. It allows third parties to sponsor compute and service jobs via prepaid or refund modes. The implementation encompasses configuration updates, smart contract ABI bumps, event indexer enhancements, comprehensive validation of user-supplied provider lists, and extensive documentation and test coverage.

Comments:
• [INFO][security] Excellent addition of the startup warning for SUBSIDY_PROVIDER_FILTER. Alerting node operators to the potential sybil-drainable risk of an open sponsorship program before they expose themselves is a great security practice.
• [INFO][performance] Good defensive programming here by capping the unique providers to MAX_SUBSIDY_PROVIDERS_PER_LOCK. This prevents unexpected on-chain OOG (Out of Gas) reverts and saves unnecessary gas estimation round-trips by failing fast during configuration and request validation.
• [INFO][style] When accumulating invalid addresses for the error message, calling String(addr) on an object or array (if passed via malicious or malformed JSON) might result in unhelpful output like [object Object]. You might consider handling non-primitive types more gracefully, e.g.:

-      invalid.push(String(addr))
+      invalid.push(typeof addr === 'object' ? 'Invalid type' : String(addr))

• [INFO][other] The temporary stopgap to bypass node-side funds verification if isSponsored is true makes sense and is exceptionally well-documented. Given that quoting the exact prefunded subsidy is not yet supported, relying on the contract's authoritative settlement prevents false positives. Good job mapping out the context for future maintainers.

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