RFC: JIT account-access permission for ProductAccountId methods#15
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RFC: JIT Account-Access Permission for ProductAccountId Methods
Summary
Introduces a per-account just-in-time (JIT) permission check for all Host API methods that accept a
ProductAccountId, preventing cross-product identity leakage by requiring explicit user approval before granting access.Checklist
docs/rfcs/0012-account-access-permission.mdwith completed frontmatterdocs/rfcs/_index.mdwith a link to the new RFCrfc,proposalMotivation
Any product can currently call Host API methods with an arbitrary
ProductAccountId— including identifiers belonging to other products — without user awareness or consent. This RFC prevents cross-product identity leakage. Migrated from paritytech/triangle-js-sdks#136.