feat(wallet): derive masternode operator keys from seed - #7594
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WalkthroughThis change adds mnemonic-backed masternode operator BLS key support. Wallets discover BIP39 seeds, derive keys through the DashSync-compatible path, reserve and release indexes, commit public-key mappings, and recover keys by public key. The wallet database stores public-key and derivation-index mappings. Legacy and descriptor wallets expose seed APIs. Node and wallet interfaces expose the new operations. Tests cover derivation, persistence, recovery, restrictions, conflicts, and invalid data. Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds synchronous bounded key scans that may perform up to 500 BLS derivations and public-key computations during wallet operations, which can cause noticeable latency or responsiveness impact. It is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up on this performance characteristic. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Registration
participant WalletInterface
participant CWallet
participant WalletDatabase
Registration->>WalletInterface: reserve operator key
WalletInterface->>CWallet: derive and reserve key
CWallet-->>WalletInterface: key and reservation ID
Registration->>WalletInterface: commit public key and index
WalletInterface->>CWallet: commit operator key
CWallet->>WalletDatabase: store public key and index
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src/wallet/wallet.cpp (1)
3866-3885: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider caching the walk result to avoid repeated 500-leaf BLS derivation.
WalkMasternodeOperatorSecretsderives every leaf up toMASTERNODE_OPERATOR_KEY_LIMIT(500). Each iteration performs a BLS child derivation plusGetPublicKey(), which is a group scalar multiplication.ReserveMasternodeOperatorKeypays this cost on every reservation, andGetMasternodeOperatorKeypays the full 500-leaf cost on every miss and on every record mismatch. The call runs on the caller's thread, so a GUI or RPC thread blocks for the duration.Consider caching an index-to-public-key map for the current seed, built once per unlocked session, and reuse it for both reservation selection and recovery lookup. The secret can still be derived on demand for the single matching index.
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In `@src/wallet/test/masternode_operator_tests.cpp`:
- Around line 110-124: Update MasternodeOperatorTestingSetup teardown to call
gArgs.ForceRemoveArg("keypool") so the fixture’s forced keypool setting is
removed after tests and cannot leak into later tests.
In `@src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- Around line 3903-3925: Update CWallet::GetBIP39Seed and the newly added
ScriptPubKeyMan implementations to call memory_cleanse only when the output
SecureVector is non-empty, then clear it as before. Preserve the existing seed
lookup and return behavior.
- Around line 3833-3850: Update ChainCode cleanup and the derivation flow in
DeriveMasternodeOperatorAccount and DeriveMasternodeOperatorLeaf so chain-code
state is cleansed when temporary ExtendedPrivateKey objects are destroyed. Add
secure cleanup for ChainCode’s bn_t storage and explicitly cleanse the IRight
and hmacKey stack buffers after use, while preserving the existing derivation
behavior.
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In `@src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- Around line 3866-3885: Cache the derived masternode operator
index-to-public-key map for the current seed during the unlocked session,
building it once by walking the recoverable range through
WalkMasternodeOperatorSecrets. Update ReserveMasternodeOperatorKey and
GetMasternodeOperatorKey to reuse this cache for selection and recovery
matching, deriving the secret only for the single selected or matched index
while preserving existing invalidation behavior when the seed/session changes.
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doc/release-notes-7594.mdsrc/Makefile.amsrc/Makefile.test.includesrc/interfaces/masternode_operator.hsrc/interfaces/node.hsrc/interfaces/wallet.hsrc/node/interfaces.cppsrc/wallet/interfaces.cppsrc/wallet/masternode_operator.hsrc/wallet/scriptpubkeyman.cppsrc/wallet/scriptpubkeyman.hsrc/wallet/test/masternode_operator_tests.cppsrc/wallet/wallet.cppsrc/wallet/wallet.hsrc/wallet/walletdb.cppsrc/wallet/walletdb.h
| static bls::ExtendedPrivateKey DeriveMasternodeOperatorAccount(const SecureVector& seed, uint32_t coin_type) | ||
| { | ||
| // DashSync always uses the legacy BLS child derivation algorithm for this path, | ||
| // independently of the network's currently active BLS signature scheme. | ||
| return bls::ExtendedPrivateKey::FromSeed(bls::Bytes{seed.data(), seed.size()}) | ||
| .PrivateChild(BIP32_HARDENED | BIP32_PURPOSE_FEATURE, /*fLegacy=*/true) | ||
| .PrivateChild(BIP32_HARDENED | coin_type, /*fLegacy=*/true) | ||
| .PrivateChild(BIP32_HARDENED | MASTERNODE_PROVIDER_FEATURE, /*fLegacy=*/true) | ||
| .PrivateChild(BIP32_HARDENED | MASTERNODE_OPERATOR_SUBFEATURE, /*fLegacy=*/true); | ||
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| static CBLSSecretKey DeriveMasternodeOperatorLeaf(const bls::ExtendedPrivateKey& account, uint32_t index) | ||
| { | ||
| auto secret_bytes{account.PrivateChild(index, /*fLegacy=*/true).GetPrivateKey().SerializeToArray()}; | ||
| CBLSSecretKey secret{Span<const unsigned char>{secret_bytes.data(), secret_bytes.size()}}; | ||
| memory_cleanse(secret_bytes.data(), secret_bytes.size()); | ||
| return secret; | ||
| } |
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Cleanse intermediate chain-code state. PrivateKey uses secure memory and cleanses it through Util::SecFree, but ChainCode has no destructor. Its bn_t storage remains uncleansed when each ExtendedPrivateKey temporary is destroyed. The stack buffers IRight and hmacKey also retain chain-code material. Add cleanup for ChainCode and these buffers.
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In `@src/wallet/wallet.cpp` around lines 3833 - 3850, Update ChainCode cleanup and
the derivation flow in DeriveMasternodeOperatorAccount and
DeriveMasternodeOperatorLeaf so chain-code state is cleansed when temporary
ExtendedPrivateKey objects are destroyed. Add secure cleanup for ChainCode’s
bn_t storage and explicitly cleanse the IRight and hmacKey stack buffers after
use, while preserving the existing derivation behavior.
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| if (!GetBIP39Seed(seed)) return MasternodeOperatorKeyStatus::DERIVATION_ERROR; | ||
| const bool derived{DeriveMasternodeOperatorSecret(seed, MasternodeOperatorCoinType(), index, secret)}; |
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When walletlock or the scheduled walletpassphrase relock acquires cs_wallet after GetBIP39Seed() returns, this derivation continues from the copied seed and can return the operator secret after the wallet has been locked. The bounded walks in ReserveMasternodeOperatorKey() and GetMasternodeOperatorKey() have the same, longer race window, and reservation can even be inserted after relocking. Keep the unlocked state protected through derivation and publication, or atomically recheck it before publishing the secret/reservation so a completed lock operation is authoritative.
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| const MasternodeOperatorKeyStatus status{ | ||
| m_wallet->ReserveMasternodeOperatorKey(in_use, secret, index, reservation_id)}; |
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When walletlock or the scheduled walletpassphrase relock acquires cs_wallet immediately after this backend call returns, the wrapper still serializes and publishes the operator secret after the wallet has become locked; getMasternodeOperatorKey() has the same gap at its backend call. Fresh evidence after the prior report is that the backend now locks its internal derivation, but these interface-level conversions remain outside that lock, and the new serialization test exercises only CWallet directly. Hold cs_wallet across the backend call and output population in both wrappers so a completed relock remains authoritative.
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| // Exact recovery can walk the complete bounded range. Serialize the whole | ||
| // secret-producing operation with walletlock, not only the initial seed copy. | ||
| LOCK(cs_wallet); | ||
| if (!CanDeriveMasternodeOperatorKey()) return MasternodeOperatorKeyStatus::NOT_SUPPORTED; | ||
| if (IsLocked()) return MasternodeOperatorKeyStatus::WALLET_LOCKED; |
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When Qt restores a previously mixing-only wallet, WalletModel::UnlockContext calls CWallet::Lock(true), which does not acquire cs_wallet; it can therefore return while this bounded recovery still holds the mutex and later publishes the operator secret. The same race affects direct derivation and reservation, allowing private-key material to be returned after the wallet reports UnlockedForMixingOnly. Coordinate these operations with the fOnlyMixingAllowed transition as well as full relocks.
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Dash Core's wallet has no typed way to derive and later recover a masternode operator BLS key from its recovery phrase. Registration UIs therefore have to generate a secret that users must back up separately, or invent their own persistence scheme.
This extracts the wallet-key prerequisite from PastaPastaPasta#68 as an independently reviewable change. It uses the DashSync-compatible operator path while keeping registration lifecycle decisions out of the wallet backend.
What was done?
m/9'/coin'/3'/3'/index, using coin type 5 on mainnet and 1 on other networks, legacy BLS child derivation, and canonical basic-scheme public-key bytes.Complete user-story manifest
This PR has no Qt entry point or screen, so there are no UI flows or screenshots to exercise with Computer Use. Before PR creation, the full backend behavior surface was enumerated and tested:
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Tested on macOS arm64 with the repository's depends toolchain.
dashd,dash-qt, unit tests, fuzz targets, and benchmarks../src/test/test_dash --run_test=masternode_operator_tests(10 focused cases).walletdb_tests,wallet_crypto_tests, andwallet_testsfocused suites.Breaking Changes
None. This adds typed wallet and deterministic-masternode entry APIs; no RPC or persisted secret format changes are introduced.
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