claude-dev-suite rust-dlc
Rust implementation of Discreet Log Contracts. Maintained by Crypto Garage et al.
Repo: github.com/p2pderivatives/rust-dlc.
Install
[dependencies]
dlc = "0.7"
dlc-manager = "0.7"
dlc-messages = "0.7"
Components
dlc— primitives (CETs, oracle messages, contract types).dlc-manager— orchestrates the full lifecycle.dlc-messages— wire-format messages.dlc-trie— efficient CET tree for numerical outcomes.
High-level flow
use dlc_manager::Manager;
use dlc_manager::contract::offered_contract::OfferedContract;
let manager = Manager::new(blockchain, wallet, ...);
// Offer side
let offer = manager.send_offer(&counter_party_pubkey, &contract_input)?;
// Accept side (counterparty)
let accept = manager.accept_contract(offer)?;
// Sign side (offerer)
let sign = manager.process_accept(accept)?;
// Confirm
manager.process_sign(sign)?;
manager.broadcast_funding()?;
// At settlement, oracle publishes attestation, manager picks CET
manager.close_contract(...)?;
Oracle integration
Oracles publish nonces upfront, attestations at settlement. rust-dlc handles:
- Nonce verification.
- Attestation-to-CET mapping.
- Adapter signature application.
Use cases
- Sports betting apps.
- BTC/USD hedging derivatives.
- Parametric insurance.
- Lava, Atomic Finance, other DLC products use rust-dlc.
Common pitfalls
- Oracle availability: contract is locked until oracle attests (or refund timeout).
- CET storage: numerical contracts can have thousands of pre-signed CETs; persist properly.
- Fee management: pre-signed CETs have fixed fees; mempool may reject if fee rates spike.