have to admit it sounded like a nice idea but I couldn't be bothered to activae it on my public node

and now I don't have public RPC at all because wallets ate too much of my bandwidth

I support removal of RPC pay *in the wallet code*, let someone code up a third-party wallet library that supports it

but no need to remove it on the node side, since the node has mining code anyway

makes sense

Hi, im almost whole day trying to understand encrypted seed in monero. I dont know why on sites like monerotech .info or xmr.llcoins when im using same seed with same passphrase i get other spend key than monero cli, gui or feather wallet. Was seed encryption alghorithm recently changed? How is it done?

monero-wallet-cli adds the keys. This is one of the schemes llcoins.net uses.

Add to encrypt, subtract to decrypt. IIRC llcoins.net has several schemes to choose from.

Might be called offset, sc_add, add.

every time i get other encrypted seed in llcoins and cli wallet with same input data

Possibly the hashing is different.

molera[m]: if you have a seed, then recover the spend key with `crypto::ElectrumWords::words_to_bytes(electrum_seed, nominal_entropy, seed_language) -> entropy = cryptonote::decrypt_key(nominal_entropy, seed_password) -> sc_reduce32(entropy)`

Monero most likely uses keccak with some magic/salt.

if you have a seed and seed passphrase *

then you get the view key with `keccak(spendkey, 32, viewkey, 32) -> sc_reduce32(viewkey)`

Thank you

do / can we have way of getting balance of locked but safe funds

No idea what this means. Rephrase.

when you make transfer from the wallet, change is "trusted" amount on your balance

while incoming transfer can't be trusted that way since it can be double spent, low fee, what else

Are you asking "how to get the total of change that's still locked" ?

yep, how much of change is in locked balance

You should be able to get that by adapting wallet2::balance_per_subaddress, IIRC (not 100% sure) "strict" means "on chain", non strict means allowing change from yourself.

might try that ty