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Basic explanation

A wallet now locks the outputs it owns that back a registered masternode, so ordinary sends never spend them; an explicit unlock is available. Spending the collateral would end the registration.

When the wallet sees a ProRegTx (a masternode registration) in a block, it adds the collateral the registration names to a set of locked outpoints kept on ManagedWalletInfo, like the locked coins of Dash Core's wallet. A ProRegTx that creates its collateral itself, as its own output, locks that output from its first sighting, mempool included. Coin selection never spends a coin in that set, whatever the strategy, and the coin's value moves from the spendable balance to the locked one. lock_outpoint and unlock_outpoint lock and unlock any outpoint by hand.

Before: a wallet holding its own 1,000 DASH collateral and 5 DASH, sending 1 DASH with the default strategy (branch and bound, which falls back to largest first here):

balance:     confirmed 1005 DASH, locked 0
send 1 DASH: spends the 1000 DASH collateral

After:

balance:     confirmed 5 DASH, locked 1000 DASH
send 1 DASH: spends the 5 DASH coin
send 6 DASH: refused, insufficient funds
unlock_outpoint(collateral), then send 6 DASH: spends the collateral

Value: a masternode owner can keep the collateral in the wallet they spend from. Sends, drains, asset locks and the fees of provider updates leave it alone, and the balance shows it as locked rather than spendable.

Risks:

• A lock the user did not ask for. A ProRegTx in a block locks the collateral it names, and that coin stays locked until unlock_outpoint. Processing the ProRegTx in a block again (a rescan) locks it again, as Core re-locks collaterals when it loads a wallet. A ProRegTx seen only in the mempool, with or without an InstantSend lock, locks no collateral it names; only its own output, when it creates its collateral.
• Flags written by hand. On a coin a wallet holds, Utxo::is_locked now follows the wallet's lock set and is overwritten at the next balance refresh. Nothing in the workspace wrote it outside tests; one balance test now locks through the wallet instead.
• Older snapshots. ManagedWalletInfo serializes a new locked_outpoints field with serde(default), so a JSON snapshot written before it loads with no locks. As with observed_spent_outpoints, a non-self-describing serde format (bincode's serde layer) cannot load a snapshot that lacks the field. A wallet loaded with no locks locks a collateral the next time it processes the ProRegTx, or on lock_outpoint.
• Breaking: TransactionCheckResult gains locked_outpoints, key-wallet-manager's CheckTransactionsResult gains per_wallet_locked_outpoints, and the serialized form of ManagedWalletInfo gains locked_outpoints.

What gets locked, and for how long

• The collateral is the ProRegTx's collateralOutpoint. A null collateral txid means the ProRegTx creates its collateral itself, as its own output at collateralIndex; an index past its outputs locks nothing.
• When it locks depends on which.
  • External collateral is locked only once its ProRegTx is in a block (InBlock or InChainLockedBlock). Until then the ProRegTx is not a registration: the network may never accept it, and the wallet does not check its payload itself. Dash Core likewise locks such a collateral once a block adds the registration to its masternode list. A ProRegTx first seen in the mempool locks the collateral at the block that confirms it.
  • An InstantSend context counts as unconfirmed: the wallet does not verify InstantSend locks and cannot tell whether its caller did.
  • A collateral the ProRegTx creates is locked from any sighting, mempool included, as the coin arrives: it is the ProRegTx's own output. An unconfirmed sighting does not lock that output again once the wallet holds it (after an unlock_outpoint, say); a block does.
• Relevance is not required. The registration may involve nothing of this wallet's but the collateral (the owner keys and fee inputs can live elsewhere), so every ProRegTx checked with update_state is considered. A check with update_state = false locks nothing.
• Order does not matter. An entry needs no coin behind it, and a coin whose outpoint is in the set arrives locked, so the collateral may be seen before or after the block holding its ProRegTx (a rescan can hand over the later block first).
• Amount is never a criterion. A 1,000 DASH coin that no ProRegTx names stays spendable.
• Only unlock_outpoint removes an entry. Core ties the collateral lock to its masternode list: a ProUpRevTx leaves the masternode registered, a later ProRegTx naming the same collateral replaces the registration, and only spending the collateral ends it. Core then drops the lock along with the coin and re-derives it from the list on load and when the spend is abandoned. An SPV wallet has no masternode list, so the entry stays: once the coin is spent it has nothing to act on, and a coin whose spend is reorged out or swept comes back locked.

One source of truth

The set on ManagedWalletInfo is the source of truth. Coin selection works on Utxos, so the wallet keeps each held coin's is_locked equal to membership in the set:

1. A ProRegTx's collateral is added before the accounts record the transaction, so a collateral the ProRegTx creates is locked from the moment it becomes a coin.
2. After each check, the flags of the transaction's outputs and of the collateral are refreshed. An otherwise irrelevant ProRegTx returns before any balance refresh, and block processing checks with update_balance = false and refreshes once per block; a collateral is locked in between as well. check_core_transaction does both steps in one place around the existing body, now check_core_transaction_inner, so every return path is covered.
3. lock_outpoint and unlock_outpoint update the coin and the balance.
4. Every update_balance refreshes all flags first, which also covers coins a store inserts directly on load.

From there Utxo::is_spendable, every SelectionStrategy including the All drain, get_spendable_utxos, WalletCoreBalance::spendable, the asset-lock builder and TransactionBuilder::add_funding (the fee of a special transaction) all skip the coin. add_funding and add_funding_reservation_only also skip locked coins themselves and drop a copy of one seeded with add_inputs, since a caller-built Utxo carries whatever flag it was cloned with.

Persistence and stores that keep wallet state their own way

• The set is serialized with ManagedWalletInfo.
• A store that mirrors wallet state elsewhere persists the set. Each check lists what it locked in TransactionCheckResult::locked_outpoints, once, and also for otherwise irrelevant transactions (with state_modified set). lock_outpoint and unlock_outpoint return whether they changed anything. On load, the store calls lock_outpoint for each persisted outpoint, before or after restoring the coins. locked_outpoints() returns the whole set and is_outpoint_locked answers for one outpoint.
• The key-wallet-manager events are unchanged, and a lock refreshes the balance they carry. CheckTransactionsResult::per_wallet_locked_outpoints lists each wallet's new locks, relevant or not, and the mempool path refreshes those wallets' balances as well as the affected ones. Off-chain a lock can only land on a coin arriving with the ProRegTx, so that coin's TransactionDetected carries it in the locked balance; in a block, BlockProcessed carries it.

FFI

key-wallet-ffi wraps no coin control (no input selection and no lock calls), so it is unchanged. Its balance calls already report the locked bucket, which now holds the collateral.

Tests

• a_send_spends_the_spare_coin_and_never_the_collateral: 1,000 DASH collateral and 5 DASH, send 1 DASH, for each of the 7 strategies; the only input is the 5 DASH coin, the drain included.
• a_wallet_holding_only_its_collateral_has_nothing_to_send: the same 7 strategies are out of coins; spendable balance 0, locked 1,000 DASH, total 1,000 DASH.
• a_collateral_sized_coin_nobody_registered_is_spendable: the amount alone locks nothing.
• a_registration_locks_its_external_collateral_whichever_arrives_first (both orders, in blocks) and a_registration_locks_the_collateral_it_creates (mempool then block, mempool only, InstantSend, and block only): locked, reported once, and the balance right without a separate refresh.
• an_unconfirmed_registration_leaves_the_collateral_it_names_unlocked (mempool, InstantSend): no lock, nothing modified, the coin still spendable.
• the_block_holding_a_registration_first_seen_unconfirmed_locks_its_collateral (mempool then a block, mempool then a chainlocked block, InstantSend then a block).
• an_unconfirmed_sighting_does_not_relock_a_created_collateral_after_an_unlock (mempool, InstantSend), and the block that follows locks it again.
• unlocking_lets_a_send_spend_the_collateral_and_relocking_stops_it_again.
• a_revocation_or_a_replacing_registration_keeps_the_collateral_locked and spending_the_collateral_removes_the_coin_but_not_its_lock.
• a_preview_check_locks_nothing, a_collateral_is_locked_even_before_the_next_balance_refresh and a_held_coins_lock_flag_follows_the_lock_set.
• the_asset_lock_builder_skips_the_collateral (a set amount and a drain) and the_asset_lock_builder_has_nothing_to_lock_from_the_collateral_alone.
• special_transaction_funding_skips_the_collateral_even_when_seeded (a ProUpServTx) and reservation_only_funding_drops_a_seeded_collateral.
• locks_survive_a_serialization_round_trip (a held coin and one locked before it arrives) and a_snapshot_without_locks_loads_with_none.
• Unit tests of the collateral rule: external, own output, own output index out of range, and a transaction that is not a ProRegTx.
• key-wallet-manager: test_registration_locks_a_named_collateral_at_its_block_not_from_the_mempool (the mempool sighting emits nothing and leaves the balance; the block's BlockProcessed carries the locked balance), test_instant_locked_registration_locks_no_collateral_it_names, test_mempool_registration_creating_its_collateral_emits_the_locked_balance (TransactionDetected carries the locked balance) and test_check_transaction_reports_a_lock_for_a_wallet_it_is_otherwise_irrelevant_to.

49 new cases. Removing the lock fails 28 of them, removing the seeded-copy drop fails the 2 seeded ones, and removing the refresh after a check fails the 2 that check a collateral without a later balance refresh. Locking a named collateral in every context again fails 7 key-wallet cases and 2 key-wallet-manager ones.

Verified: cargo fmt --check, typos, cargo clippy --workspace --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings, cargo clippy -p key-wallet --all-features --all-targets --release -- -D warnings, cargo doc -p key-wallet --all-features with -D warnings; cargo test for key-wallet with default features (737 passed) and --all-features (731 passed), key-wallet-manager (85 passed, 87 with --all-features) and key-wallet-ffi (274 passed).

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• New Features
  • Wallets track masternode collateral locks, exclude locked coins from transaction funding, and reflect them in locked balances.
  • Transaction checks report newly locked collateral, including when the transaction is otherwise unrelated to the wallet.
• Bug Fixes
  • Wallet balances refresh when transaction processing changes collateral locks.
  • Named collateral is locked only after confirmation; collateral created by a registration can be locked when first seen.

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Wallets now track locked outpoints for ProRegTx collateral. Transaction checks report newly locked outpoints, and wallet balance and funding paths account for those locks.

Changes

Wallet collateral locking

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Lock state and collateral rules key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/*, key-wallet/src/utxo.rs, key-wallet/src/wallet/balance.rs, key-wallet/src/managed_account/managed_core_funds_account.rs, key-wallet/src/tests/balance_tests.rs	Managed wallets store locked outpoints and synchronize held UTXO lock flags with the lock set. ProRegTx collateral is locked based on transaction context. Balance refreshes update lock flags, and the balance test checks the transition from available to locked.
Transaction checks and manager reporting key-wallet/src/transaction_checking/*, key-wallet-manager/src/lib.rs, key-wallet-manager/src/process_block.rs, key-wallet-manager/src/event_tests.rs	Transaction checks return newly locked collateral outpoints. The manager groups them by wallet and refreshes balances for wallets with new locks. Event tests cover mempool and block processing, including reported locked balances.
Locked-coin funding behavior key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/transaction_builder.rs, key-wallet/src/tests/locked_outpoints_tests.rs	Funding excludes locked UTXOs and removes locked seeded inputs. Tests cover selection strategies, asset-lock funding, and special-transaction funding.
Collateral lifecycle and persistence tests key-wallet/src/tests/locked_outpoints_tests.rs, key-wallet/src/tests/mod.rs	Tests cover registration timing, manual lock changes, revocations, collateral spends, preview checks, and serde persistence. The test module is added to the suite.

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Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant KeyWalletManager
  participant WalletTransactionChecker
  participant ManagedWalletInfo
  KeyWalletManager->>WalletTransactionChecker: check transaction
  WalletTransactionChecker->>ManagedWalletInfo: lock ProRegTx collateral
  ManagedWalletInfo-->>WalletTransactionChecker: newly locked outpoints
  WalletTransactionChecker-->>KeyWalletManager: transaction result and locked outpoints
  KeyWalletManager->>KeyWalletManager: refresh balances for affected and newly locked wallets

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Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 16c17

Ordinary funded sends gain collateral protection, but the protection depends on how transactions are built and how lock state is restored. Registration processing also relies on confirmation supplied by its caller. These boundaries merit review before the protection is relied on.

Retained concerns

• Medium · security · inferred: A stateful check treats a caller-supplied confirmed ProRegTx as authority to lock its named outpoint across a wallet, without locally checking the registration’s authorization or relevance. A false confirmation or invalid registration could strand a matching held coin until explicit unlock; upstream validation may prevent that case in normal block processing, but was not established.
• Medium · security · inferred: The new lock policy is enforced when account funding runs, not at final transaction assembly. A caller that builds with a stale, unlocked UTXO copy without funding—or adds it after funding—can pass it to coin selection despite the wallet’s current lock set. This requires control of the low-level builder and signing path, rather than an ordinary funded send.
• Medium · security · inferred: Restoring wallet bytes alone does not restore the new lock authority: manager import rebuilds managed state with an empty lock set. Confirmed registration locks require replay or a separately restored set, and manual locks require that separate state. The byte format is documented as containing only Wallet, so this is a conditional integration risk, not an established regression in that format’s contract.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — A registration check can add a lock for each wallet being checked even if that wallet has no transaction record for the registration. Its effect on funds is limited to a wallet holding the named outpoint; repeated processing does not create duplicate entries.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — If a stateful caller supplies a falsely confirmed or otherwise unauthorized ProRegTx naming a held outpoint, the wallet can make that coin unavailable for ordinary funding until explicit unlock. The evidence does not establish that an unauthorized external-collateral registration can pass normal upstream block validation.
• inferred — A low-level builder caller with a stale unlocked copy of collateral can select it outside the account-funding guard. Coin selection checks the copy’s is_locked flag, not current wallet lock-set membership; spending still requires an applicable signing path.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Account funding checks the account’s current locked UTXOs and drops matching previously seeded inputs. The manager accepts transaction context from its caller, while the wallet documents that it does not validate a ProRegTx payload itself.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• inferred — The lock set is the security authority rather than the serialized or copied UTXO flag. Restoring managed coins without restoring that set can therefore reopen collateral for funding; the inspected manager byte-import path initializes new managed state rather than restoring it.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Make the lock-set authority available at final builder input admission or assembly, including for inputs supplied after funding, rather than relying solely on a copied UTXO flag.
• proposed — Define and verify the confirmation-validation and managed-lock restoration obligations for integrations, including how manual locks survive restart and how an invalidated registration is handled.

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It looks good but my AI flagged two things:

1. Mempool ProRegTx locks any coin: check_core_transaction locks the collateral with
   no context or validation check, and dash-spv passes every relayed tx to it with
   update_state = true (FetchAll is the default). A dummy ProRegTx naming a 5 DASH coin
   freezes it for good. Lock external collateral only from a block. A self-created
   collateral (null txid) is safe to lock from the mempool. Note that the mempool path
   currently ignores InstantLockReceived.validated, so an IS context can't be trusted
   yet.

2. Stale balance: in process_mempool_transaction (update_balance = false, wallet
   not affected) the coin is locked but the cached balance still counts it as spendable
   until the next block, with no event.

pls check them and let me know what you think

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Thanks, both points are addressed in 16c1795.

1. When a ProRegTx locks its collateral. External collateral (a named outpoint) is now locked only once its ProRegTx is in a block, InBlock or InChainLockedBlock. A mempool sighting locks nothing it names, and neither does an InstantSend context: key-wallet does not verify InstantSend locks and cannot tell whether its caller did (the dash-spv mempool path does not use InstantLockReceived.validated yet), so it counts as unconfirmed. A ProRegTx first seen in the mempool locks the collateral at the block that confirms it, and the collateral can still arrive before or after that block. A collateral the ProRegTx creates itself (null txid) is still locked from any sighting, as that coin arrives. An unconfirmed sighting does not lock it again once the wallet holds it, so an unlock_outpoint stands until a block holding the ProRegTx.

2. A lock refreshes the balance. CheckTransactionsResult now lists each wallet's new locks in per_wallet_locked_outpoints, relevant or not, and process_mempool_transaction refreshes those wallets' cached balances as well as the affected ones. With (1), a lock on the mempool path can only land on the ProRegTx's own output, which the wallet holds only when the ProRegTx pays it, so the TransactionDetected for that coin carries it in the locked balance. In a block, BlockProcessed carries the moved balance. A new lock still sets state_modified.

Tests:

• key-wallet: an_unconfirmed_registration_leaves_the_collateral_it_names_unlocked (mempool, InstantSend), the_block_holding_a_registration_first_seen_unconfirmed_locks_its_collateral (mempool or InstantSend, then a block or a chainlocked block), an_unconfirmed_sighting_does_not_relock_a_created_collateral_after_an_unlock, and mempool-only and InstantSend cases for a created collateral.
• key-wallet-manager: a mempool sighting emits nothing and leaves the balance, then the block's BlockProcessed carries the locked balance; an InstantSend sighting locks nothing; a created collateral from the mempool arrives in TransactionDetected with the locked balance; and a check reports a lock for a wallet the transaction is otherwise irrelevant to.

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Both points from my last review are fixed, and I couldn't find a send path that spends a locked collateral. A few things are left:

1. The lock set grows from registrations that have nothing to do with the wallet (see inline). 50 irrelevant ProRegTx give 50 entries, each with state_modified = true, never removed, no cap. That includes unvalidated mempool transactions.

2. Nothing exposes the locks. per_wallet_locked_outpoints has no production consumer, no WalletEvent names the locked outpoint, and key-wallet-ffi / dash-spv-ffi expose neither lock_outpoint nor unlock_outpoint. After this PR an FFI consumer can never spend a collateral again, e.g. when decommissioning the node. I think unlock needs to be reachable over FFI before this merges.

3. The restore order in the docs doesn't hold (see inline).

4. A rescan of the registration block undoes a manual unlock_outpoint. It is documented, but it means the user's explicit decision doesn't survive a rescan. Is that what we want?

Mutation run: removing each of these makes no test fail: state_modified = true after a lock, the flag refresh of the tx's own outputs, the .chain(per_wallet_locked_outpoints.keys()) on the mempool path, the continue in fund_from, and the prior.is_locked carry-over.

The numbers in the description don't match what I get: 52 new cases (not 49), removing the lock fails 41 (not 28), removing the seeded drop fails 5 (not 2), removing the refresh after a check fails 5 (not 2). "7 + 2" does hold.

The branch is 13 commits behind dev; a trial merge is clean.

[ZocoLini]

For an unconfirmed ProRegTx that creates its own collateral this inserts the outpoint even when that output doesn't pay this wallet: creates_it is true and holds_coin is false. Same in a block for a ProRegTx naming a coin that isn't ours.

Can we lock only when the output pays the wallet (unconfirmed) or the wallet holds or watches the coin (block)? Otherwise any peer can grow persisted state through the mempool.

[ZocoLini]

"before or after restoring the coins" isn't true. If the store calls lock_outpoint first and then inserts the coin into account.utxos, the coin's is_locked stays false until the next update_balance(), and the builder reads the flag, not the set, so a send spends the locked coin. Either refresh the flags when funding or fix the doc.

[ZocoLini]

No test fails without this line. The assert!(..state_modified) at locked_outpoints_tests.rs:244 and :331 pass anyway, because in a block record_observed_spends already sets the flag for the ProRegTx's input.

[ZocoLini]

Since 16c1795 this has no effect: off-chain a lock only lands on the ProRegTx's own output, so the wallet is either already in affected_wallets or doesn't hold the coin. Today it only triggers an update_balance() with no event for the irrelevant registrations above. I'd remove it.

[ZocoLini]

This continue is redundant with the retain in assemble_unsigned and with is_spendable; no test fails without it.

[ZocoLini]

Only LargestFirst, BranchAndBound and the drain tell anything here. With a 5 DASH spare and a 1 DASH target, SmallestFirst, SmallestFirstTill, OptimalConsolidation and Random pick the spare even if the collateral were a candidate. Same for the 7-strategy loop at :193, where what decides is get_spendable_utxos(), which doesn't depend on the strategy. 11 of these 14 cases can go.

[ZocoLini]

The three cases go through the same confirmed() branch and overlap with whichever_arrives_first::collateral_first plus an_unconfirmed_registration_leaves…. One is enough. Same for the "seeded before" cases at :621 and :649, which "seeded after" already covers.

[ZocoLini]

This sets the state by hand, and together with the serde round-trip it is the only coverage of the refresh inside update_balance. A test of the realistic shape is missing: the wallet holds the owner key, so the ProRegTx is relevant and the collateral is one of its coins.

[github-actions]

This PR has merge conflicts with the base branch. Please rebase or merge the base branch into your branch to resolve them.

[llbartekll]

Continued in #1391: these three commits cherry-picked onto current dev with authorship kept, plus the changes for the review points above. Thanks @QuantumExplorer for the original work.

[manki-review]

This PR conflicts with dev. Rebase it, and Manki reviews it then.