Relayer for Tornado Cash

Run locally

1. npm i
2. cp .env.example .env
3. Modify .env as needed
4. npm run start
5. Go to http://127.0.0.1:8000
6. In order to execute withdraw request, you can run following command

curl -X POST -H 'content-type:application/json' --data '<input data>' http://127.0.0.1:8000/relay

Relayer should return a transaction hash.

Note. If you want to change contracts' addresses go to config.js file.

Deploy with docker-compose

docker-compose.yml contains a stack that will automatically provision SSL certificates for your domain name and will add a https redirect to port 80.

1. Download docker-compose.yml
2. Change environment variables for kovan containers as appropriate
   • add PRIVATE_KEY for your relayer address (without 0x prefix)
   • set VIRTUAL_HOST and LETSENCRYPT_HOST to your domain and add DNS record pointing to your relayer ip address
   • customize RELAYER_FEE
   • update RPC_URL if needed
   • update REDIS_URL if needed
3. Run docker-compose up -d

Run as a Docker container

1. cp .env.example .env
2. Modify .env as needed
3. docker run -d --env-file .env -p 80:8000 tornadocash/relayer

In that case you will need to add https termination yourself because browsers with default settings will prevent https tornado.cash UI from submitting your request over http connection

Input data example

{
  "proof": "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",
  "args": [
    "0x1579d41e5290ab5bcec9a7df16705e49b5c0b869095299196c19c5e14462c9e3",
    "0x0cf7f49c5b35c48b9e1d43713e0b46a75977e3d10521e9ac1e4c3cd5e3da1c5d",
    "0x03ebd0748aa4d1457cf479cce56309641e0a98f5",
    "0xbd4369dc854c5d5b79fe25492e3a3cfcb5d02da5",
    "0x000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000058d15e176280000",
    "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000"
  ],
  "contract": "0xA27E34Ad97F171846bAf21399c370c9CE6129e0D"
}

Disclaimer:

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New relayer architecture

1. TreeWatcher module keeps track of Account Tree changes and automatically caches the actual state in Redis and emits treeUpdate event to redis pub/sub channel
2. Server module is Express.js instance that accepts http requests
3. Controller contains handlers for the Server endpoints. It validates input data and adds a Job to Queue.
4. Queue module is used by Controller to put and get Job from queue (bull wrapper)
5. Status module contains handler to get a Job status. It's used by UI for pull updates
6. Validate contains validation logic for all endpoints
7. Worker is the main module that gets a Job from queue and processes it