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[SEP-6][SEP-31] Deprecating fields
and adding funding_method
#1567
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LGTM.
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SEP-6 doc is missing version update
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Overall I think this change looks good but I think we need a better explanation for why we're introducing funding_method
and deprecating type
, because their parameter descriptions in the deposit and withdrawal are almost identical.
My understanding is that we're deprecating GET /info
's types
object, because we don't want KYC sent in transaction initiation requests. However, it is still necessary to indicate what your funding/delivery method is, so the anchor can request necessary info via SEP-12, so we're introducing a new field that serves the same purpose as the original type
parameter but removing the connection to the related object in GET info
.
Another thing I think is missing is the connection to SEP-38. We should make it clear that the funding_methods
defined in SEP-6 should match the delivery methods defined in SEP-38, if SEP-38 is supported.
I'd also argue that we should reuse the delivery_methods
name in order to stay consistent with SEP-38.
Regarding
I would argue that it's actually the other way around: the |
I think its more important to be consistent rather than accurate with our naming. Its confusing that SEP-38's "delivery methods" are the same thing as SEP-6 "funding methods". It also doesn't matter which SEP is the authoritative source because they should always match. If they don't, its a bug, and wallets should report it to the anchor rather than assume one is correct and the other isn't. Can we have SEP-6/24/31 reference SEP-38 and have SEP-38 reference SEP-6/24/31? |
I think it would be good if we also rename SEP-38 to |
How about we also make change to SEP-38 so they are consistent? |
I don't think its worth making a breaking change or supporting both parameters in SEP-38 because "funding" is more clear than "delivery". I recognize the parameter name could be better, but I think we need to prioritize the developer's experience in this situation.
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LGTM!
What's Changed
info
: Addfunding_methods
to each assetdeposit
anddeposit-exchange
: deprecatetype
, add required paramfunding_method
to replacewithdraw
anddeposit-exchange
: deprecatetype
, add required paramfunding_method
to replaceinfo
: Clean up deprecatedfields
andsep12
in the code example, addingfunding_methods
to each assettransaction
: add required paramfunding_method
info
: Add note thatbuy_delivery_methods
andsell_delivery_methods
should be in line with thefunding_methods
in the protocol where the quote will be appliedContext
SEP-31 and SEP-6 have both delegate KYC to SEP-12, there’s no need for these SEPs to include KYC-specific details that are not directly related to transaction creation in their info responses.
The only exception is the
funding_method
which may be needed to decide what KYC info required.Also change the name from
offchain_delivery_method
tofunding_method
, as withdrawals may not necessarily involve cash.More details:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/15FJ4p1Iw6Gkv-6vuRor49ENKlImGwbgeGY74tHjeQyk/edit?usp=sharing