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Add Custodial Wallet Persistence and KMS References#111

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@heymide heymide commented Jul 21, 2026

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Closes #89

Here's a summary of what was implemented:
Schema Changes
schema.prisma: Added Wallet and ManagedKey models with:
Wallet: userId (unique), publicKey (unique), network, custody, status, managedKeyId (unique), timestamps
ManagedKey: provider, keyId, keyVersion, opaque envelope (no plaintext secrets)
User.wallet relation added
Migration
migration.sql: Creates both tables with unique constraints on userId, publicKey, and managedKeyId, plus a composite index on (userId, status)
Types & Transitions
wallet.types.ts: Defines WalletStatus (PROVISIONING, ACTIVE, FAILED, EXPORT, MIGRATED, DISABLED), WalletNetwork, WalletCustody enums, transition guard map, isValidWalletTransition(), DTOs, and redactWallet() which nullifies managedKeyId to prevent KMS references leaking into responses
KMS Interface
kms.interface.ts: KMS interface with createKey, getKeyHandle, rotateKey, scheduleDestruction — all return opaque handles only
fake-kms.ts: In-memory FakeKMS implementation for dev/test
Tests (39 passing)
wallet-transitions.test.ts — 21 tests covering all valid/invalid transitions including terminal DISABLED state
wallet-redaction.test.ts — 5 tests verifying managedKeyId is stripped and no secrets leak
kms.test.ts — 13 tests covering full KMS lifecycle and verifying handles never expose plaintext secrets

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Done, Close: #111

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Feature: Add Custodial Wallet Persistence and KMS References

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