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feat(key-wallet)!: lock masternode collateral out of coin selection - #1391
A wallet that held a masternode collateral could spend it in an ordinary send, which ends the registration. The wallet now keeps a set of locked outpoints on ManagedWalletInfo. A ProRegTx locks its collateral when that coin is the wallet's, coin selection skips a locked coin whatever the strategy, and its value shows as locked balance. lock_outpoint and unlock_outpoint lock and unlock an outpoint by hand.
This takes over #1078 by @QuantumExplorer. His three commits are kept, ported to current dev. The commits on top address the review left open there:
A ProRegTx locks its collateral only when the wallet holds the coin or, for a collateral it names in a block, when the ProRegTx is relevant to the wallet. The registrations of other masternodes no longer add entries to the persisted set.
restore_utxos and transaction funding set the lock flags from the lock set, so a store can restore its locks and its coins in either order.
WalletEvent::BlockProcessed and WalletEvent::TransactionDetected name the outpoints a ProRegTx locked, so a store that persists wallet state from events can save the lock.
A collateral the wallet keeps aside as spent (a rescan can hand over the spending block first) is locked too, and comes back locked when a fork drops the spend.
The redundant continue in fund_from and the chain on the mempool path that had no effect are gone.
Unchanged: processing the registration block again locks a collateral that was unlocked by hand, as Dash Core does when it loads a wallet.
Breaking: TransactionCheckResult gains locked_outpoints, CheckTransactionsResult gains per_wallet_locked_outpoints, the WalletEvent::BlockProcessed and WalletEvent::TransactionDetected variants gain locked_outpoints (code that destructures them without .. has to name it, and a persister should store it), and the serialized ManagedWalletInfo gains locked_outpoints. The field has serde(default), so a JSON snapshot written before it loads with no locks; a non-self-describing serde format cannot load a snapshot that lacks it.
55 new test cases: 50 in key-wallet, 5 in key-wallet-manager.
files with no dedicated owner (dash/src/test_utils/transaction.rs) — QuantumExplorer or ZocoLini or xdustinface
key-wallet-manager (key-wallet-manager/src/event_tests.rs, key-wallet-manager/src/events.rs, key-wallet-manager/src/lib.rs and 1 more) — QuantumExplorer or ZocoLini or xdustinface
key-wallet (key-wallet/src/managed_account/managed_core_funds_account.rs, key-wallet/src/tests/balance_tests.rs, key-wallet/src/tests/locked_outpoints_tests.rs and 11 more) — QuantumExplorer or ZocoLini or xdustinface
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Wallets now track locked coins consistently, including masternode collateral. Locked coins are excluded from spendable balances and transaction funding, even when their UTXOs are restored or refreshed.
Transaction checks now report newly locked collateral for each wallet, including when the wallet is otherwise unaffected by the transaction.
Wallet transaction and block events now include newly locked outpoints, including when a block only changes lock state.
Bug Fixes
Corrected lock-state handling when restoring coins and updating balances, so wallet lock settings take precedence over stale coin data.
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.
The wallet keeps one set of locked outpoints,
`ManagedWalletInfo::locked_outpoints`, like Dash Core's `setLockedCoins`.
Every ProRegTx the wallet processes adds its collateral: the outpoint
it names, or its own output at `collateralIndex` when the collateral
txid is null. The collateral may arrive before or after the ProRegTx.
`lock_outpoint` and `unlock_outpoint` lock and unlock by hand, and only
an unlock removes an entry. A ProUpRevTx or a replacing ProRegTx leaves
the collateral locked; spending it removes the coin and leaves an
entry with nothing to act on.
Coin selection sees only `Utxo`s, so the wallet keeps each held coin's
`is_locked` equal to membership in the set: when the coin arrives, on
lock and unlock, and on every balance refresh. `is_spendable`, every
selection strategy including the `All` drain, the spendable balance
and the asset-lock builder follow from that, and `fund_from` also
drops a seeded copy of a coin the account holds locked.
The set is serialized with the wallet (`serde(default)`), and each
check lists the outpoints it locked in
`TransactionCheckResult::locked_outpoints` for stores that persist
wallet state their own way.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
(cherry picked from commit 183d07f)
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. An InstantSend context counts as unconfirmed,
since the wallet does not verify InstantSend locks and cannot tell
whether its caller did. A ProRegTx first seen in the mempool locks the
collateral it names at the block that confirms it, and the collateral
may still arrive before or after that block. Dash Core likewise locks
such a collateral once a block adds the registration to its masternode
list.
A collateral the ProRegTx creates itself (a null collateral txid) is
still 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; a block does.
A lock refreshes the balance. `CheckTransactionsResult` lists each
wallet's new locks in `per_wallet_locked_outpoints`, 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 `TransactionDetected` carries it in the locked balance;
in a block, `BlockProcessed` carries it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
(cherry picked from commit 16c1795)
`add_funding` dropped the account's locked coins only from the inputs the
builder held at that moment, so a stale copy of a locked coin (one cloned
with `is_locked == false`) passed to `add_inputs` after the funding call
reached coin selection and could be spent, masternode collateral included.
Funding now records the outpoints the account holds locked on the builder,
and `assemble_unsigned` drops them from the candidates just before coin
selection, next to the reservation recheck. As with a reserved outpoint, a
locked one is dropped silently rather than refused, whichever call came
first. Inputs the accounts hold unlocked are kept as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
(cherry picked from commit 44a9a01)
`TransactionBuilder::with_waiting_coins` copies the builder field by field, so it now carries `locked` too. Without it the trial build that tells whether coins awaiting finality would fund a send would not compile.
The test fixtures follow the ProRegTx version 3 payload (`payouts`, `shared_collateral`, a `MasternodeNetInfo` service address) and the `ProviderUpdateServicePayload::new` signature, and the `Hash` imports that `bitcoin_hashes` 1.x made unused are gone.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every ProRegTx the wallet checked added its collateral to the lock set, whether or not the coin or the registration had anything to do with the wallet. The set is persisted and nothing removes an entry, so it grew with the registrations of other masternodes, including unvalidated ones relayed through the mempool.
A ProRegTx now locks its collateral only when the coin is the wallet's. A collateral it creates is locked when that output pays the wallet. A collateral it names is locked in a block when the wallet holds the coin, or when the ProRegTx is relevant to the wallet, so a collateral that arrives after its own registration (a rescan can hand over the later block first) still arrives locked.
A named collateral that arrives after a registration involving nothing else of the wallet's is no longer locked.
The three copies of the ProRegTx test fixture become `Transaction::dummy_provider_registration`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A store that restored a lock before its coin left that coin spendable. Coin selection reads the `is_locked` flag of each UTXO, and a coin that entered an account after `lock_outpoint` kept the flag it came with until the next balance refresh, so a send in between could spend a locked collateral.
`restore_utxos` now sets the flag of every UTXO it restores from the lock set, and the wallet sets all flags before it funds a transaction, which also covers a coin a store puts into an account's `utxos` directly. A restored UTXO's own flag, and that of a copy it replaces, no longer decides its coin lock.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The mempool path chained `per_wallet_locked_outpoints` into the wallets it refreshes. Off-chain a lock only lands on a ProRegTx output that pays the wallet, so that wallet is already among the affected ones and the chain added nothing.
`fund_from` skipped a locked coin with a `continue`, while `prepare` drops every outpoint recorded as locked just before coin selection. The record stays, the skip goes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Removing any of these left every test passing: `state_modified` after a lock, the lock flag refresh of a transaction's own outputs, the lock flag refresh inside `update_balance`, the coin lock carried over when an account rebuilds a UTXO, and the locked outpoints the finality trial build copies. Each now has a test that fails without it: a rescan of the registration block after an unlock, a coin locked ahead arriving with no balance refresh, a coin locked while spent coming back when the spend is reorged out, a confirmation driven on one account, and a build limited to final coins.
The strategy matrices keep the strategies that would take the collateral first and the drain, the sighting matrix for a registration first seen unconfirmed keeps one case, and the seeded-input tests keep the copy seeded after funding, which the removed cases did not add to.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The wallet now stores locked outpoints and applies locks to qualifying ProRegTx collateral. Balance and transaction-funding paths synchronize lock flags and exclude locked coins. Transaction checks return new locks, and wallet-manager events report them.
Changes: Wallet collateral locking
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Summary
Lock set and collateral rules key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/locked_outpoints.rs, key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/mod.rs, key-wallet/src/managed_account/managed_core_funds_account.rs, key-wallet/src/utxo.rs, key-wallet/src/wallet/balance.rs
ManagedWalletInfo stores locked outpoints and provides methods to inspect, lock, and unlock them. ProRegTx collateral extraction handles named outpoints and in-transaction collateral outputs. UTXO lock flags follow the wallet lock set.
ProRegTx checking and lock reporting dash/src/test_utils/transaction.rs, key-wallet/src/transaction_checking/*, key-wallet/src/tests/locked_outpoints_tests.rs
State-updating transaction checks lock qualifying collateral and report new locks. Tests cover registration contexts, lock timing, reorgs, and collateral restoration.
The manager collects lock reports per wallet and includes them in transaction and block events. Block events can report new locks when other block data and balances do not change.
Lock synchronization and spend exclusion key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/*, key-wallet/src/tests/locked_outpoints_tests.rs, key-wallet/src/tests/balance_tests.rs, key-wallet/src/tests/restore_utxos_tests.rs, key-wallet/src/tests/mod.rs
Balance updates and funding refresh UTXO lock flags. Funded transaction builders exclude locked outpoints, including seeded inputs. Tests cover spending, balance accounting, restoration, and serialization.
This change locks masternode collateral so ordinary spends cannot use it. Two risks need resolving or explicit acceptance before merge. Wallets that persist snapshots in a non-self-describing format cannot load existing data without a migration. Funding-only wallets may also miss a registration block naming their collateral, leaving it spendable.
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Major · Monitor named collateral for funding-only wallets. · wallet_info_interface.rs:483-486
key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/wallet_info_interface.rs:483-486 Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Monitor named collateral for funding-only wallets.
If a confirmed ProRegTx names a held coin but does not otherwise match the wallet’s filter query, a funding-only wallet may miss the block. The collateral then stays unlocked and an ordinary payment can spend it, ending the registration.
Include held outpoints for wallets covered by the lock rule, or narrow the rule and its stated guarantee.
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Review comment at @key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/wallet_info_interface.rs around lines 483 - 486:
Update the outpoint collection guarded by self.accounts.has_provider_accounts() so wallets covered by the collateral-lock rule, including funding-only wallets, include their held UTXOs for monitoring. Preserve the existing serialization of each UTXO’s outpoint and ensure the rule’s stated guarantee matches the wallets actually monitored.
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Review comments at @key-wallet-manager/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 676-681: Update process_block_for_wallets and the BlockProcessed
event contract to include per_wallet_locked_outpoints in the durable event,
preserving the existing lock collection so stores can restore collateral locks
after restart.
Review comments at @key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/mod.rs:
- Around line 160-161: Preserve decoding compatibility for existing positional
Serde snapshots when adding locked_outpoints to ManagedWalletInfo;
serde(default) alone does not handle a missing positional field. Add a versioned
decoder or migration that reads snapshots encoded before this field existed and
supplies the appropriate default, while retaining decoding of the new format.
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- Around line 483-486: Update the outpoint collection guarded by
self.accounts.has_provider_accounts() so wallets covered by the collateral-lock
rule, including funding-only wallets, include their held UTXOs for monitoring.
Preserve the existing serialization of each UTXO’s outpoint and ensure the
rule’s stated guarantee matches the wallets actually monitored.
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A ProRegTx that only names one of the wallet's coins is found by a compact-filter client through the outpoints `monitored_filter_elements` watches, and those are watched only for a wallet with provider accounts. The lock rules now say that a wallet without them is not handed such a ProRegTx and has to lock the collateral by hand.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Disproved by the judge: 1 finding holds_coin ignores coins held in claim_guarded_outputs, so a guarded masternode collateral is never locked (key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/locked_outpoints.rs:224): Releasing a claim only deletes the held-back output from claim_guarded_outputs and never credits it to utxos. Through transaction processing, the coin returns only when take_in_output runs again inside check_core_transaction_inner. The wrapper check_core_transaction then calls lock_masternode_collateral, where holds is now true and held_before was false, so the ProRegTx's own output is locked on that re-sighting.
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Kept: "New comment blocks exceed the repo's three-line ceiling" (nitpick, high confidence): "nitpick. AGENTS.md caps comments at three lines. The new inline comment at key-wallet/src/transaction_checking/wallet_checker.rs:308-312 runs five lines, and the doc on check_core_transaction runs nine and restates the rules on locked_outpoints. It is a comment-length convention with no effect on behaviour."
Kept: "Doc comments on the lock API run far past the three-line ceiling and carry Dash Core history" (nitpick, high confidence): "nitpick. The locked_outpoints doc in key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/locked_outpoints.rs runs about 90 lines. It includes Dash Core history and repeats points made in the module doc, the field doc in mod.rs and the lock and unlock docs. This conflicts with the AGENTS.md rules on comment length and on making each point once, but it is documentation style only."
Kept: "Locks taken during manager block and mempool processing never reach a persister" (blocker, medium confidence): "warning. The PR fills per_wallet_locked_outpoints at key-wallet-manager/src/lib.rs:676-681. Its own doc in locked_outpoints.rs tells stores that do not serialize the wallet to persist locks from TransactionCheckResult::locked_outpoints. The cited process_block.rs:85 and process_block.rs:208 call the check and never read that field. The tool marks the finding contradicted only because process_block.rs is unchanged, which does not refute it: the gap is that the new field this PR adds is never forwarded. A store that rebuilds from events would lose the lock on restart, and the collateral would become spendable. Whether any consumer persists that way, and whether no event carries the locks, depends on events.rs and consumer code not shown, so the grade is capped at warning.
Refutation confirmed: process_block and process_mempool_transaction never read per_wallet_locked_outpoints, and no WalletEvent carries locked outpoints. Yet the manager feeds a durable, event-driven persistence consumer, and the lock set's docs require such stores to persist locks from the check result, so a collateral lock is lost after a restart from that store. Rule checked: A store that rebuilds wallet state only from the events or results a library hands it can persist only data those events or results carry; a field gathered in an internal result and never forwarded is lost on restart.
Premise "A consumer of key-wallet-manager (dash-spv or Platform's wallet) persists wallet state from WalletEvents or process_block results rather than by serializing ManagedWalletInfo, which now carries locked_outpoints" confirmed. The manager has a lossless persistence_sender channel, taken through take_persistence_receiver, for the durable consumer, which its docs say turns each WalletEvent into a persisted change set; the lock set's docs also describe stores that persist locks apart from serialization, so event-driven persistence is a supported model.
Premise "No WalletEvent variant or block result in key-wallet-manager/src/events.rs or process_block.rs carries the outpoints from per_wallet_locked_outpoints" confirmed. process_block reads every per-wallet field of the check result except per_wallet_locked_outpoints, the mempool path reads only records and sweeps, and the BlockProcessed variant has no locked-outpoint field."
Dropped: "locked_outpoints has no cap on load, unlike observed_spent_outpoints next to it" (ignore, medium confidence): "ignore. serde's BTreeSet deserializer inserts one element per sequence item and stops at end of input. BTreeSet has no capacity to reserve, so a declared length cannot drive an allocation. Memory grows only with the bytes actually present in the snapshot, the same as every other collection in it, such as UTXOs and records. A crafted file gains no amplification over writing a large file, so this is not CWE-770 resource exhaustion."
Kept: "A collateral spent before its ProRegTx arrives is never locked, so it comes back spendable" (warning, medium confidence): "warning. holds_coin at key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/locked_outpoints.rs:224 looks only at utxos. When the spend of a ProRegTx's own collateral was processed first, take_in_output stores the output in spent_before_funded (managed_core_funds_account.rs:339). The creates_it branch at locked_outpoints.rs:209-210 then records no lock. If a fork later drops that spend, the coin returns unlocked, and the doc's promise that such a coin comes back locked fails. This needs out-of-order block processing followed by a fork, a rare path, so it is wrong behaviour in a rare edge case. The return path from spent_before_funded to utxos is not shown.
Refutation confirmed: With the spend processed first, the ProRegTx's own output goes to spent_before_funded, so holds_coin is false and the creates_it branch adds no lock. When a fork drops the spend, truncate_above puts the output back into utxos, and update_balance/refresh_all_lock_flags set is_locked from the lock set alone, so the collateral returns spendable. Rule checked: A lock is only recorded for a coin found in utxos when the ProRegTx is checked, and a coin restored after a fork gets its lock flag only from the lock set, with no new look at the ProRegTx.
Premise "An entry in spent_before_funded moves back into utxos without a new lock decision when a fork drops its spending transaction" confirmed. truncate_above takes the entries for the dropped spends out of spent_before_funded and inserts them into utxos; the only follow-up is update_balance, whose refresh_all_lock_flags reads the lock set alone and never re-checks the ProRegTx's collateral."
Dropped: "holds_coin ignores coins held in claim_guarded_outputs, so a guarded masternode collateral is never locked" (ignore, medium confidence): "warning. This is a separate instance of the same gap as Finding 5, on another map. take_in_output puts a claim-guarded output in claim_guarded_outputs (managed_core_funds_account.rs:352), not in utxos. holds_coin at locked_outpoints.rs:224 therefore returns false, and the creates_it branch records no lock. When the claim is released and the coin is credited, nothing in the lock set marks it, so coin selection can spend the collateral. This needs a spent-output claim on the ProRegTx's own output, a rare path. The release and re-credit code is not shown.
Refutation disproved: Releasing a claim only deletes the held-back output from claim_guarded_outputs and never credits it to utxos. Through transaction processing, the coin returns only when take_in_output runs again inside check_core_transaction_inner. The wrapper check_core_transaction then calls lock_masternode_collateral, where holds is now true and held_before was false, so the ProRegTx's own output is locked on that re-sighting. Rule checked: When an action is followed by a step that re-reads the new state, the result depends on that later state, not the state at an earlier sighting. Here the collateral lock is decided after the accounts record the transaction, so whether the wallet holds the coin is read after any re-credit.
Premise "An output in claim_guarded_outputs is later credited to utxos after release_spent_claims without passing through lock_masternode_collateral or a lock-set entry" disproved. release_spent_claims only removes the guarded entry and credits nothing. Through transaction processing, the coin re-enters utxos only when the ProRegTx is checked again, and check_core_transaction then runs lock_masternode_collateral with holds true and held_before false, which locks it (!held_before covers a mempool re-sighting, confirmed a block)."
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🔴 Changes requested: 1 blocker, plus 1 warning in threads.
What blocks: Nothing blocks merge. A store that persists wallet state from process_block events never sees a ProRegTx lock, so after a restart the collateral may be spendable again. Separately, a self-created collateral seen spent before its ProRegTx is never locked, so a fork that drops that spend returns it unlocked.
Blockers in files outside this diff:
Blocker · Data integrity · Moderate Locks taken during manager block and mempool processing never reach a persister key-wallet-manager/src/process_block.rs:85 What goes wrong:check_transaction_in_wallets now collects per_wallet_locked_outpoints, but process_block and process_mempool_transaction never read it, and neither WalletEvent::BlockProcessed nor TransactionDetected nor the block result carries the locked outpoints. A store that saves wallet state from events (the persistence model of dash-spv and Platform's wallet) never learns that a ProRegTx locked a collateral, or locked a coin ahead of its arrival. After a restart from that store the collateral is unlocked and coin selection can spend it again, which ends the masternode registration this PR is meant to protect.
How to fix it, 10 places read, and 3 other checks · double-checked
How to fix it
Carry the new locks to persisters. Either add a locked_outpoints field to BlockProcessed and TransactionDetected, filled from per_wallet_locked_outpoints, or emit a dedicated event per wallet with the locked outpoints. Also make sure a wallet whose only change is a lock still gets an event even when its balance did not change, for example a lock taken before the coin arrives.
Checked in the code
On the flagged line: Handles new_addresses, new and updated records, and swept and released outpoints from check_result, but not the locks
Collects per_wallet_locked_outpoints from check_result.locked_outpoints
let is_relevant = !check_result.affected_wallets.is_empty();
Says a store that keeps wallet state some other way persists the set from TransactionCheckResult::locked_outpoints, which the manager never hands to anyone
key-wallet-manager/src/process_block.rs:695-700: Emits BlockProcessed only on records, derivations or a balance change, so a lock on a coin not yet held (locked_outpoints.rs:212-214, confirmed && (holds |…
Grep per_wallet_locked_outpoints|locked_outpoints across key-wallet-manager/src: only lib.rs:122/676-681 and the test at event_tests.rs:1515 read it; process…
key-wallet-manager/src/events.rs: no variant has a locked-outpoint field (grep (?i)lock shows only InstantSend and ChainLock items)
Searched with no match: grep per_wallet_locked_outpoints|locked_outpoints in key-wallet-manager/src excluding event_tests.rs: only the struct field and its fill in lib.rs, no reader…
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Manki tried to disprove this by reading the code and could not. process_block and process_mempool_transaction never read per_wallet_locked_outpoints, and no WalletEvent carries locked outpoints. Yet the manager feeds a dura…
Why: The new inline comment before refresh_lock_flags is five lines. The doc block added to check_core_transaction is nine lines and restates what ManagedWalletInfo::locked_outpoints already documents. The root AGENTS.md caps comments at three lines and says to make each point once.
How to fix it
Cut the inline comment to the single reason that matters: block processing passes update_balance = false, so the flags must be refreshed here. Shorten the trait doc to a pointer to ManagedWalletInfo::locked_outpoints.
Checked in the code
On the flagged line: Starts a five-line comment: // Bring the lock flags of the coins involved in line with the lock set...
Starts a nine-line doc block: With ``update_state``, a ProRegTx also locks the collateral...
Why: The locked_outpoints doc runs about 90 lines. It narrates how Dash Core ties the collateral lock to its masternode list, how a rescan behaves and how a store should persist. It repeats points already made in the module doc, in the lock_outpoint and unlock_outpoint docs and in the field doc in mod.rs.
How to fix it
Cut the doc to the rules a caller must know: what locks an outpoint, that only unlock_outpoint removes it, and that the flags follow the set. Keep one short note on persistence. Drop the Dash Core comparison and the repeated points.
Checked in the code
On the flagged line: Starts the locked_outpoints doc, which runs to about line 126 with sections 'What locks an outpoint', 'A lock can come before its coin', 'How long a lock las…
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Block and mempool processing collected the outpoints a ProRegTx locked but handed them to no one. `BlockProcessed` and `TransactionDetected` reported the balance the lock moved, not the outpoint, so a store that persists wallet state from events could not save the lock, and after a restart the collateral was spendable again.
Both events gain `locked_outpoints`. `BlockProcessed` is now also emitted for a wallet whose only change in the block is a lock, such as a rescan locking again a collateral that has not arrived.
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A rescan can hand over the block that spends a collateral before the block that funds or registers it. The wallet then keeps the coin aside as spent instead of holding it as a UTXO, so the registration found no coin to lock, and a fork that dropped the spend brought the collateral back spendable.
A coin the wallet keeps aside, as spent before funded, under a recorded spend or behind a spent-output claim, now counts as held when a ProRegTx is checked.
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The `locked_outpoints` doc ran to about a hundred lines, narrated how Dash Core ties the lock to its masternode list and repeated points made on the module, the field and the lock and unlock methods. It now states what locks an outpoint, how the lock flags follow the set and how a store persists it. The comments in `check_core_transaction` keep to three lines.
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Disproved by the judge: 1 finding
Mempool path may drop a persisted lock when the wallet has no new record (key-wallet-manager/src/process_block.rs:275): A non-InstantSend mempool re-sighting of a recorded tx returns before touching any account, so holding cannot change. An InstantSend re-sighting only marks existing coins as locked, or records the tx in an account that lacked it and pushes a new record, so any lock comes with an entry in per_wallet_new_records and is emitted at line 275.
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Judge decisions:
Kept: "Public WalletEvent variants gain a field, but the breaking-change list omits it" (suggestion, high confidence): "suggestion. The change is real: TransactionDetected and BlockProcessed gain locked_outpoints (key-wallet-manager/src/events.rs:211, :385). A consumer that builds these variants, or destructures them without .., stops compiling. The PR is already marked breaking with ! and lists other breaking types, so the gap is only in the PR description's list. That is a description fix, not a code defect. No consumer call site is shown that would raise it to a consumer-breakage warning."
Dropped: "Mempool path may drop a persisted lock when the wallet has no new record" (ignore, low confidence): "warning. In process_mempool_transaction, per_wallet_locked is read only inside the new-records loop (key-wallet-manager/src/process_block.rs:275). Any entry left over is dropped with no event and no assert. On the mempool path, confirmed is false, so lock_masternode_collateral locks only a self-created collateral that the wallet did not hold before the check (locked_outpoints.rs: holds && (confirmed || !held_before)). That normally coincides with a first sighting, which produces a new record. I could not rule out a re-sighting that newly adds the output, for example after an address is derived, and produces only updated records. If that happens, the lock never reaches a persister until the block sighting locks the collateral again. This continues the earlier persistence finding. A debug_assert! or an emit for leftovers closes it.
Refutation disproved: A non-InstantSend mempool re-sighting of a recorded tx returns before touching any account, so holding cannot change. An InstantSend re-sighting only marks existing coins as locked, or records the tx in an account that lacked it and pushes a new record, so any lock comes with an entry in per_wallet_new_records and is emitted at line 275. Rule checked: On the mempool path a self-created collateral is locked only when the wallet holds it after the check but not before, and only recording the transaction in an account can newly add that output, which always produces a new record.
Premise "A mempool check of a ProRegTx the wallet already recorded can newly add the ProRegTx's own collateral output to a funds account, so lock_masternode_collateral returns true with held_before false while per_wallet_new_records has no entry for that wallet" disproved. For an already-recorded tx, a plain mempool check returns before any account change. The InstantSend branch either only marks existing coins as locked or records the tx in an account that lacked it and pushes a new record, so the collateral cannot become held without the wallet getting a new record."
Kept: "A relevant ProRegTx adds someone else's collateral to the wallet's persisted lock set" (suggestion, medium confidence): "suggestion. The behaviour is deliberate. The PR description says a named collateral locks when the ProRegTx is relevant. The code comment at locked_outpoints.rs ("a relevant registration locks it ahead") and the doc on locked_outpoints say the same. The finding is right that a match on operator or voting keys, or a fee input from a funds account, makes the ProRegTx relevant. The wallet then stores an outpoint it may never hold. While the wallet does not hold that coin, the entry changes no coin selection and no balance. The open question is whether a relevance match on non-owner keys should lock a coin ahead, which diverges from Dash Core locking only wallet UTXOs."
Kept: "A spent collateral stays in locked_outpoints forever, unlike Dash Core's setLockedCoins" (suggestion, high confidence): "suggestion. The doc states the choice: "Only Self::unlock_outpoint removes an outpoint" (locked_outpoints.rs:33). A lock entry for a spent coin has no effect on selection or balance. If a fork gives the coin back, it comes back locked, which protects the registration. The cost is one stale persisted entry per retired masternode. The module header still says it works "like Dash Core's setLockedCoins". Dash Core unlocks a coin on spend, so readers may expect the same here. The question is whether the doc should note the difference, or the wallet should drop an entry on a confirmed spend."
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🔴 Changes requested: 1 blocker still open from an earlier review, plus 2 suggestions in threads.
What blocks: Lock changes now reach persisters through locked_outpoints on TransactionDetected and BlockProcessed. One gap may remain: the mempool path hands a wallet's new locks over only on its first new record, so a lock taken without a new record would never reach a persister. The other points are questions about deliberate choices: the lock set never drops a spent collateral, and it records named collaterals the wallet does not hold.
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key-wallet-manager/src/process_block.rs:85: Locks taken during manager block and mempool processing never reach a persister
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Why: The relevance flag passed here lets lock_masternode_collateral lock a named collateral with confirmed && (holds || is_relevant). The router treats a ProRegTx as relevant when it matches the wallet's operator, voting or platform keys, or any funds account (transaction_router/mod.rs:120). So a wallet that operates a masternode, votes for one, or pays its fee locks a collateral outpoint owned by someone else. That entry is persisted, reported in locked_outpoints events and only unlock_outpoint removes it. This goes against the PR's claim that other masternodes' registrations no longer add entries. Dash Core locks only outpoints that are already wallet UTXOs (AddWalletUTXOs candidates passed to LockProTxCoins).
How to fix it
Lock a named collateral that the wallet does not hold only when the ProRegTx matched the owner key account, or not at all. The out-of-order rescan case can instead be covered by locking when the coin later arrives while a recorded ProRegTx names it.
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On the flagged line: Passes result.is_relevant into lock_masternode_collateral
confirmed && (holds || is_relevant) locks a named outpoint without the wallet holding it
ProviderRegistration routes to fund_bearing_with([ProviderOwnerKeys, ProviderOperatorKeys, ProviderVotingKeys, ProviderPlatformKeys]), so a match on operator…
dashpay/dash:src/wallet/wallet.cpp:1160 candidates = AddWalletUTXOs(wtx.tx, ...) and :1184 LockProTxCoins(candidates, &batch): Core locks only the wallet's…
dashpay/dash:src/wallet/wallet.cpp:3108 ListProTxCoins only considers outputs of transactions in mapWallet
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The lock docs compared the set to Dash Core's `setLockedCoins` without saying where it differs. Dash Core drops the lock when the coin is spent and derives it again from its masternode list. This wallet has no such list, so the entry stays and is what locks the coin again when a fork drops the spend.
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Disproved by the judge: 1 finding
Mempool path can drop a lock when its wallet gets no new record (key-wallet-manager/src/process_block.rs:275): Neither mempool nor InstantSend counts as confirmed, so a named collateral never locks there. A collateral the ProRegTx creates locks only if the check newly gave the wallet that coin. On every mempool path that can add a coin, the same step records the transaction in an account and pushes that record to new_records. The other paths return before anything changes, so holds cannot go from false to true and nothing locks. So whenever a lock is reported, the wallet also has an entry in `per_wal...
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Dropped: "Mempool path can drop a lock when its wallet gets no new record" (ignore, low confidence): "Warning, kept as an open lead. At key-wallet-manager/src/process_block.rs:275 the mempool path emits per_wallet_locked only on the first TransactionDetected of a wallet with new records. Any lock left over for another wallet is dropped without an assert. The code shown does not prove such a wallet exists. A named collateral never locks unconfirmed, and an own-output collateral normally makes the tx new and relevant. It also does not rule one out. If a lock is dropped here, the later block does not report it again, because lock_masternode_collateral returns false when locked_outpoints.insert finds the entry already present. An event-based store would then never save the lock. That only happens in a rare internal state, so the grade is warning.
Refutation disproved: Neither mempool nor InstantSend counts as confirmed, so a named collateral never locks there. A collateral the ProRegTx creates locks only if the check newly gave the wallet that coin. On every mempool path that can add a coin, the same step records the transaction in an account and pushes that record to new_records. The other paths return before anything changes, so holds cannot go from false to true and nothing locks. So whenever a lock is reported, the wallet also has an entry in per_wal... Rule checked: On an unconfirmed (mempool or InstantSend) sighting, a ProRegTx collateral is locked only when the wallet holds the coin after the check but did not hold it before (holds && !held_before`), and in this checker only the account-recording path adds such a coin, which always pushes a new record.
Premise "In process_mempool_transaction, check_result.per_wallet_locked_outpoints can hold an entry for a wallet that has no entry in per_wallet_new_records, for example an own-output collateral the wallet holds after the check while held_before was false and the ProRegTx was already recorded" disproved. On the mempool path, a collateral lock needs holds && !held_before. Only record_transaction in an account with no record of the tx can make holds go from false to true, and that pushes a new record which goes into per_wallet_new_records because the tx is relevant. If the ProRegTx is already recorded and the sighting is plain mempool, already InstantSend-locked or already confirmed, the check returns early with no change, so holds equals held_before and nothing locks."
Kept: "Processing a registration block again silently re-locks a collateral the user unlocked" (suggestion, high confidence): "Suggestion. The behaviour is intended: the PR description and the doc on locked_outpoints both say that processing the block of a ProRegTx again locks its collateral again, also after an unlock. lock_masternode_collateral at locked_outpoints.rs:139 does exactly that. The open question is whether that should also happen on routine re-delivery during sync, such as the address-derivation re-pass in process_block_for_wallets or a filter rescan, and not only on load. The reviewer reports that Dash Core locks only newly added coins for a transaction it already knows. The result is a lock the user can remove again, with no lost funds, so this is a question about the choice, not a defect."
Kept: "Operator, voting or fee-funding relevance locks other people's collaterals, against the PR's claim" (suggestion, high confidence): "Suggestion. This is the same issue as P4, kept at its grade because the code at wallet_checker.rs:298 and locked_outpoints.rs:139 (confirmed && (holds || is_relevant)) is unchanged and there is no new evidence. The PR description says a named collateral is locked when the ProRegTx is relevant, so the code matches that claim. An entry for a coin the wallet never holds changes no coin selection or balance. It only adds an extra entry to the persisted set. Narrowing the lock to an owner-key match would be cleaner."
Kept: "Platform keeps each coin's is_locked flag in its own store, and the wallet now overwrites it, so Platform's saved locks are dropped on restart" (warning, medium confidence): "Warning, under the consumer-break rule. The PR is marked breaking, but its breaking-change list does not mention that a stored per-coin flag is now ignored. refresh_all_lock_flags at locked_outpoints.rs:186 rewrites every coin's is_locked from locked_outpoints. It runs first in update_balance (wallet_info_interface.rs:512) and in funding (transaction_building.rs:283). A store that restores locks only as per-coin flags loses them on the first balance refresh or funded send after a restart, and the coin becomes spendable. The cited Platform call sites will break once Platform upgrades: rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/persistence.rs around line 6285, and the wallet_drain.rs:295 test that sets utxo.is_locked = true. They are not in the code shown, so the Platform side rests on the reviewer's citation. Platform needs to persist locked_outpoints and replay them with lock_outpoint, or the breaking-change list needs to say so.
Refutation unsettled: On the wallet side the finding holds. refresh_all_lock_flags sets every coin's is_locked from locked_outpoints alone, restore_utxos does the same for the coins it restores, and the change runs the refresh before every balance update and every funding. Whether Platform restores locks only as per-coin flags and never calls lock_outpoint depends on dashpay/platform code, which is not readable here. Rule checked: If a library sets a field again from its own state every time it recomputes, any value a caller wrote straight into that field is lost unless the caller also records it in the library's state.
Premise "dashpay/platform:packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/persistence.rs restores each coin with is_locked: u.is_locked straight into the account's utxos and never calls lock_outpoint" unsettled. The premise is about dashpay/platform's packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/persistence.rs, which is not in this checkout or in the fetched reference repos, so the claimed load path and the absence of lock_outpoint calls cannot be checked."
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🔴 Changes requested: 1 blocker still open from an earlier review.
What blocks: Locks taken during block and mempool processing now reach a persister through the locked_outpoints field on the events. Two gaps remain. A store that restores per-coin is_locked flags, as Platform's loader does, has those flags cleared on the next balance refresh or funded send. A mempool lock reported for a wallet with no new record may never be emitted.
Still open from earlier reviews:
key-wallet-manager/src/process_block.rs:85: Locks taken during manager block and mempool processing never reach a persister
Why: A named collateral is locked when is_relevant is true. A ProRegTx is relevant through operator, voting or platform keys, or through a fee input, as well as the owner key. A hosting operator's wallet or a delegated voter's wallet therefore adds the collateral outpoint of every masternode it serves to its persisted lock set, and reports it in events, even though it never holds that coin. The PR says registrations of other masternodes no longer add entries, and Dash Core locks only coins in its own wallet UTXO set (ListProTxCoins(utxos)).
How to fix it
For a named collateral the wallet does not hold, lock ahead only when the ProRegTx matched the wallet's provider owner keys account, not on any relevance.
Checked in the code
ProviderRegistration routes to ProviderOwnerKeys, ProviderOperatorKeys, ProviderVotingKeys, ProviderPlatformKeys plus every fund-bearing account
dashpay/dash:src/wallet/wallet.cpp:3107 Core builds lock candidates only from outpoints in the wallet's own UTXOs
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These sit on lines an earlier round already reviewed, so none of them block this PR.
⚠️Platform keeps each coin's is_locked flag in its own store, and the wallet now overwrites it, so Platform's saved locks are dropped on restart Warning, not blocking · Compatibility · Moderate · key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/locked_outpoints.rs:182
What goes wrong:refresh_all_lock_flags sets every held coin's is_locked from locked_outpoints. It runs inside every update_balance and every fund, so a flag a store wrote onto a coin is cleared unless the store also calls lock_outpoint. Platform's FFI loader rebuilds each coin with is_locked: u.is_locked from its database and inserts it straight into the account's utxos. Platform never calls lock_outpoint, so once it upgrades, a collateral it saved as locked becomes spendable after the first balance refresh or funded send following a restart.
/// a coin that entered an account some other way than transaction
/// checking or [`Self::restore_utxos`] picks up its lock too.
pub(crate)fnrefresh_all_lock_flags(&mutself){
let locked = &self.locked_outpoints;
for account inself.accounts.all_funding_accounts_mut(){
How to fix it
Add this to the PR's breaking-change list: a store must now save locked_outpoints and replay them with lock_outpoint on load, and a per-coin is_locked it restores is ignored. Alternatively, have refresh_all_lock_flags add a coin that arrives with is_locked set to the lock set before rewriting flags. That keeps the flags of existing stores, but unlock_outpoint then has to clear the flag itself.
Checked in the code
On the flagged line: refresh_all_lock_flags writes utxo.is_locked = locked.contains(&utxo.outpoint) for every coin in every funds account
update_balance calls self.refresh_all_lock_flags() first
dashpay/platform:packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/persistence.rs:6285 the load path rebuilds each coin with is_locked: u.is_locked and inserts it into the…
dashpay/platform: grep lock_outpoint in *.rs finds only asset_lock_outpoint matches, so Platform never fills the new lock set
dashpay/platform:packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/wallet_drain.rs:295 a test sets utxo.is_locked = true on a wallet coin and expects the drain…
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Manki tried to disprove this by reading the code and could not decide. On the wallet side the finding holds. refresh_all_lock_flags sets every coin's is_locked from locked_outpoints alone, restore_utxos does the same for the coins…
Why:lock_masternode_collateral runs on every confirmed delivery of a ProRegTx, so any reprocessing of its block puts back a lock that unlock_outpoint removed. Blocks are reprocessed routinely, not only when a wallet loads: process_block_for_wallets re-checks the whole block for wallets that derived addresses, and filter rescans re-deliver older blocks after gap-limit derivation. The PR says this matches Dash Core on wallet load, but Core does not re-lock when it adds a known transaction again: for a transaction it already has, it locks only the coins AddWalletUTXOs(..., ret_dups=false) newly adds. So a user who unlocks a collateral to move it can see it locked again mid-sync, with nothing showing why.
// After the accounts recorded `tx`: whether its collateral is this
// wallet's depends on what the check found.
let locked = collateral.filter(|collateral| {
self.lock_masternode_collateral(
tx,
How to fix it
Lock a named collateral only on the first confirmed sighting of the ProRegTx (the record is new, or the record was not confirmed before), or keep a set of outpoints the user unlocked that registration processing does not override. Leave re-locking on load as an explicit step the store runs.
Checked in the code confirmed && (holds || is_relevant) has no check for whether this ProRegTx was already processed
dashpay/dash:src/wallet/wallet.cpp:1180 for an existing tx Core uses candidates = AddWalletUTXOs(wtx.tx, /*ret_dups=*/false); so only newly added coins reach…
dashpay/dash:src/wallet/wallet.cpp:1184 LockProTxCoins(candidates, &batch); is the only lock on that path
key-wallet-manager/src/event_tests.rs test_block_processed_names_a_lock_that_changes_nothing_else shows the re-lock after unlock_outpoint on re-delivery of…
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A wallet that held a masternode collateral could spend it in an ordinary send, which ends the registration. The wallet now keeps a set of locked outpoints on
ManagedWalletInfo. A ProRegTx locks its collateral when that coin is the wallet's, coin selection skips a locked coin whatever the strategy, and its value shows as locked balance.lock_outpointandunlock_outpointlock and unlock an outpoint by hand.This takes over #1078 by @QuantumExplorer. His three commits are kept, ported to current
dev. The commits on top address the review left open there:restore_utxosand transaction funding set the lock flags from the lock set, so a store can restore its locks and its coins in either order.WalletEvent::BlockProcessedandWalletEvent::TransactionDetectedname the outpoints a ProRegTx locked, so a store that persists wallet state from events can save the lock.continueinfund_fromand the chain on the mempool path that had no effect are gone.key-wallet-ffiwas removed in chore: remove FFI layer #776, so lock and unlock over FFI belong to Platform's wallet FFI (feat(platform-wallet)!: keep masternode collateral out of coin selection platform#5113).Breaking:
TransactionCheckResultgainslocked_outpoints,CheckTransactionsResultgainsper_wallet_locked_outpoints, theWalletEvent::BlockProcessedandWalletEvent::TransactionDetectedvariants gainlocked_outpoints(code that destructures them without..has to name it, and a persister should store it), and the serializedManagedWalletInfogainslocked_outpoints. The field hasserde(default), so a JSON snapshot written before it loads with no locks; a non-self-describing serde format cannot load a snapshot that lacks it.55 new test cases: 50 in
key-wallet, 5 inkey-wallet-manager.Supersedes #1078.
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