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I'm working on a Substrate-based blockchain network. I need to verify if a user with a specific address (e.g., 5XDDFFDF...) has added a node to the network. Depending on the verification, I want to either allow or reject certain actions.

How can I programmatically check if an address has added a node to the network in Substrate?

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The account and node are not bound.

To achieve this, you need to develop a pallet that can store this relationship.

When verification is needed, simply read the storage and check if the account exists in it.

By the way, I think you can use the existing pallet at https://github.com/paritytech/polkadot-sdk/blob/cc39edd5a84ce14f5a5bfbf3cb949086d18e2c87/substrate/frame/node-authorization/src/lib.rs#L100-L103. However, it provides more features. If you want something simple, it would be better to implement one yourself.

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  • i dont have the peerID , i just have the AccountId
    – Mr Coder
    Commented Sep 14, 2023 at 8:04
  • You don't have to. User need to do the "bind" action first. Otherwise, you can't know the relationship between an account and a node. And one more thing, you might need to check if there is really a node there.
    – AurevoirXavier
    Commented Sep 14, 2023 at 10:20
  • I don't need these nodes to be part of the consensus algorithm. I simply want them to join the network, and their primary role is to validate or check the quality of item ( special senario ) . i think using the node-authorization pallet is good for me . im not sure the nodes that added, bcome part of the consensus or not and for add node thay have to pay like POS .
    – Mr Coder
    Commented Sep 14, 2023 at 11:08
  • No, it definitely does not produce any proof and does not incorporate the proof into the consensus. It is just a storage of records.
    – AurevoirXavier
    Commented Sep 14, 2023 at 12:31

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