Developer Notes

ArcusX Smart Escrow (Example Architecture)

⚠️ Disclaimer: The following architecture is a conceptual example of how a smart escrow system could function within ArcusX. It is not final. The actual implementation may differ significantly as we explore more advanced, modular, and scalable designs tailored to our users and ecosystem.


βš™οΈ Example Smart Contract Structure

Designed for EVM-compatible chains (Solidity Smart Contract), this sample illustrates how a task-based escrow system might operate.

🧱 Core Structures

solidityCopiarEditarstruct Task {
    address creator;
    address contributor;
    uint256 amount;
    Status status;
    bool creatorConfirmed;
    bool contributorConfirmed;
    bool disputed;
}
solidityCopiarEditarenum Status {
    Created,
    ProposalAccepted,
    InProgress,
    Submitted,
    Completed,
    Disputed,
    Resolved
}

πŸ”‘ Sample Workflow Functions


🧩 Integration Notes

πŸ”Œ Frontend (Example)

  • Connect with ethers.js, viem, or Web3 libraries.

  • Listen to contract events to reflect lifecycle states (e.g., TaskCreated, DisputeRaised).

πŸ›°οΈ Backend

  • Optionally index tasks and status via The Graph.

  • Notify moderators or trigger off-chain workflows via webhook/API.


πŸ›‘οΈ Security Recommendations

  • Use ReentrancyGuards for state-changing + fund-moving functions.

  • Implement AccessControl for trusted roles (moderators, fee manager).

  • Use SafeERC20 or native token security patterns.


πŸ§ͺ Test Environment (Suggestions)

Tool
Purpose

Hardhat

Local testing and scripts

Tenderly

Contract debugging/monitoring

Base Goerli

Testnet for staging

Mock dApp

Simulate escrow workflows


🧱 Optional Improvements We May Explore

  • Modular logic with Diamond proxy pattern

  • zk-proofs for milestone validation

  • Escrow batching for large-scale payouts

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