Serban Iorga
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* Move the bridges subtree under root * Squashed 'bridges/' changes from 277f0d5496..e50398d1c5 e50398d1c5 bridges subtree fixes (#2528) 99af07522d Markdown linter (#1309) (#2526) 733ff0fe7a `polkadot-staging` branch: Use polkadot-sdk dependencies (#2524) e8a59f141e Fix benchmark with new XCM::V3 `MAX_INSTRUCTIONS_TO_DECODE` (#2514) 62b185de15 Backport `polkadot-sdk` changes to `polkadot-staging` (#2518) d9658f4d5b Fix equivocation detection containers startup (#2516) (#2517) d65db28a8f Backport: building images from locally built binaries (#2513) 5fdbaf45f6 Start the equivocation detection loop from the complex relayer (#2507) (#2512) 7fbb67de46 Backport: Implement basic equivocations detection loop (#2375) cb7efe245c Manually update deps in polkadot staging (#2371) d17981fc33 #2351 to polkadot-staging (#2359) git-subtree-dir: bridges git-subtree-split: e50398d1c594e4e96df70b0bd376e565d17e8558 * Reapply diener workspacify * Fix Cargo.toml * Fix test * Adjustments
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Bridge Relayers Pallet
The pallet serves as a storage for pending bridge relayer rewards. Any runtime component may register reward
to some relayer for doing some useful job at some messages lane. Later, the relayer may claim its rewards
using the claim_rewards call.
The reward payment procedure is abstracted from the pallet code. One of possible implementations, is the
PayLaneRewardFromAccount, which just does a Currency::transfer
call to relayer account from the relayer-rewards account, determined by the message lane id.
We have two examples of how this pallet is used in production. Rewards are registered at the target chain to compensate fees of message delivery transactions (and linked finality delivery calls). At the source chain, rewards are registered during delivery confirmation transactions. You may find more information about that in the Kusama <> Polkadot bridge documentation.