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A Molpha payload is the portable proof object produced by one signing round. It is the thing applications verify.

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Payload components

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Why it is portable

The signed message intentionally omits chainId. Solana, EVM, and Starknet verifiers check the same domain-separated message, signer selection, registry snapshot, and aggregate Schnorr signature.

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What verification proves

Verification proves that enough eligible registered nodes signed the exact payload. It does not prove that your application should accept the value forever. Consumers must still check:
  • Feed identity (feedId)
  • Freshness (canonicalTimestamp)
  • Replay protection where needed
  • Value bounds and decoding
  • Expected quorum (signaturesRequired)

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Field-level reference

See Payload Schema.