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State

This doc lists all the data Peggy module reads/writes to its state as KV pairs

Module Params

Params is a module-wide configuration structure that stores parameters and defines overall functioning of the peggy module. Detailed specification for each parameter can be found in the Parameters section.

Validator Info

Ethereum Address by Validator

Stores Delegate Ethereum address indexed by the Validator’s account address

Validator by Ethereum Address

Stores Validator account address indexed by the Delegate Ethereum address

OrchestratorValidator

When a validator would like to delegate their voting power to another key. The value is stored using the orchestrator address as the key

Valset

This is the validator set of the bridge. Created automatically by Peggy module during EndBlocker. Stored in two possible ways, first with a height and second without (unsafe). Unsafe is used for testing and export and import of state.

SlashedValsetNonce

The latest validator set slash nonce. This is used to track which validator set needs to be slashed and which already has been.

ValsetNonce

Nonce of the latest validator set. Updated on each new validator set.

Valset Confirmation

Singer confirmation for a particular validator set. See oracle messages

Batch Confirmation

Singer confirmation for a particular token batch. See oracle messages

OutgoingTransferTx

User withdrawals are pooled together in Peggy Tx Pool ready to be batched later by a Batch Creator. Each withdrawal is indexed by a unique nonce set by the Peggy module when the withdrawal was received.

LastTXPoolID

Monotonically increasing value for each withdrawal received by Injective

OutgoingTxBatch

OutgoingTxBatch represents a collection of withdrawals of the same token type. Created on every successful MsgRequestBatch. Stored in two possible ways, first with a height and second without (unsafe). Unsafe is used for testing and export and import of state. Currently Peggy.sol is hardcoded to only accept batches with a single token type and only pay rewards in that same token type.

LastOutgoingBatchID

Monotonically increasing value for each batch created on Injective by some Batch Creator

SlashedBlockHeight

Represents the latest slashed block height. There is always only a singe value stored.

LastUnbondingBlockHeight

Represents the latest bloch height at which a Validator started unbonding from the Validator Set. Used to determine slashing conditions.

TokenContract & Denom

A denom that is originally from a counter chain will be from a contract. The token contract and denom are stored in two ways. First, the denom is used as the key and the value is the token contract. Second, the contract is used as the key, the value is the denom the token contract represents.

LastObservedValset

This entry represents the last observed Valset that was successfully relayed to Ethereum. Updates after an attestation of ValsetUpdatedEvent has been processed on Injective.

LastEventNonce

The nonce of the last observed event on Ethereum. This is set when TryAttestation() is called. There is always only a single value held in this store.

LastObservedEthereumHeight

This block height of the last observed event on Ethereum. There will always only be a single value stored in this store.

LastEventByValidator

This is the last observed event on Ethereum from a particular Validator. Updated every time the asssociated Orchestrator sends an event claim.

Attestation

Attestation is an aggregate of claims that eventually becomes observed by all orchestrators as more votes (claims) are coming in. Once observed the claim’s particular logic gets executed. Each attestation is bound to a unique event nonce (generated by Peggy contract) and they must be processed in order. This is a correctness issue, if relaying out of order transaction replay attacks become possible.

PastEthSignatureCheckpoint

A computed hash indicating that a validator set/token batch in fact existed on Injective. This checkpoint also exists in Peggy contract. Updated on each new valset update and token batch creation.

EthereumBlacklist

A list of known malicious Ethereum addresses that are prevented from using the bridge.
Last modified on March 30, 2026