Util RPCs#
CreateMultiSig#
The createmultisig
RPC creates a P2SH multi-signature address.
Parameter #1—the number of signatures required
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
Required |
number (int) |
Required |
The minimum (m) number of signatures required to spend this m-of-n multisig script |
Parameter #2—the full public keys
❗️ Deprecation Warning
As of Dash Core 0.17.0, using addresses with
createmultisig
is unsupported. Clients must useaddmultisigaddress
to create multisig addresses.
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
Keys |
array |
Required |
An array of strings with each string being a public key |
→ |
string |
Required |
A public key against which signatures will be checked. There must be at least as many keys as specified by the |
Result—P2SH address and hex-encoded redeem script
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
object |
Required |
An object describing the multisig address |
→ |
string (base58) |
Required |
The P2SH address for this multisig redeem script |
→ |
string (hex) |
Required |
The multisig redeem script encoded as hex |
→ |
string (hex) |
Required |
The descriptor for this multisig |
Example from Dash Core 20.0.0
Creating a 1-of-2 P2SH multisig address by combining two full public keys:
dash-cli -testnet createmultisig 1 '''
[
"03283a224c2c014d1d0ef82b00470b6b277d71e227c0e2394f9baade5d666e57d3",
"02594523b004e82849a66b3da096b1e680bf2ed5f7d03a3443c027aa5777bb6223"
]
'''
Result:
{
"address": "8jYUv8hJcbSUPbwYmzp1XMPU6SXoic3hwi",
"redeemScript": "512103283a224c2c014d1d0ef82b00470b6b277d71e227c0e2394f9baade5d666e57d32102594523b004e82849a66b3da096b1e680bf2ed5f7d03a3443c027aa5777bb622352ae",
"descriptor": "sh(multi(1,03283a224c2c014d1d0ef82b00470b6b277d71e227c0e2394f9baade5d666e57d3,02594523b004e82849a66b3da096b1e680bf2ed5f7d03a3443c027aa5777bb6223))#x7tdvpdd"
}
See also
AddMultiSigAddress: adds a P2SH multisig address to the wallet.
DecodeScript: decodes a hex-encoded P2SH redeem script.
DeriveAddresses#
Added in Dash Core 18.0.0
The deriveaddresses
RPC derives one or more addresses corresponding to an output descriptor.
Examples of output descriptors are:
Descriptor format |
Description |
---|---|
|
P2PKH outputs for the given pubkey |
|
P2SH-multisig outputs for the given threshold and pubkeys |
|
Outputs whose scriptPubKey equals the specified hex scripts |
In the above,
Parameter #1—the descriptor
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
string |
Required |
The descriptor |
Parameter #2—range
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
number |
Optional |
If a ranged descriptor is used, this specifies the end or the range (in [begin,end] notation) to derive (e.g. “[0,2]”). |
Result—the derived addresses
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
array |
Required |
Array of derived addresses |
→ |
string |
Required |
The derived address(es) |
Example from Dash Core 18.0.0
Analyse a descriptor:
dash-cli deriveaddresses "pkh([8a54e0c5]0214889c34100d00aca6e7cbfe0fa72d83c28857585740bff5f3db6b37e51d9aaa)#wyvgzv2k"
Result:
[
"yYvsn6vdnkeq9VG1JbkfqKbjv3gUmFmnny"
]
See also
GetDescriptorInfo: analyses a descriptor.
ScanTxOutset: signs a message with the private key of an address.
EstimateSmartFee#
The estimatesmartfee
RPC estimates the transaction fee per kilobyte that needs to be paid for a transaction to begin confirmation within a certain number of blocks and returns the number of blocks for which the estimate is valid.
Parameter #1—how many confirmations the transaction may wait before being included
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
conf_target |
number (int) |
Required |
Confirmation target in blocks (1 - 1008) |
Parameter #2—estimate mode
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
estimate_mode |
string |
Optional |
The fee estimate mode. Whether to return a more conservative estimate which also satisfies a longer history. A conservative estimate potentially returns a higher feerate and is more likely to be sufficient for the desired target, but is not as responsive to short term drops in the prevailing fee market. Must be one of: |
Result—the fee the transaction needs to pay per kilobyte
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
object |
Required |
JSON Object containing estimate information |
→ |
number (Dash) |
Optional |
The estimated fee the transaction should pay in order to be included within the specified number of blocks. If the node doesn’t have enough information to make an estimate, this field will not be returned |
→ |
JSON array (strings) |
Optional |
Errors encountered during processing |
→ |
number |
Required |
Block number where the estimate was found |
Examples from Dash Core 0.15.0
dash-cli estimatesmartfee 6
Result:
{
"feerate": 0.00044345,
"blocks": 6
}
Requesting data the node can’t calculate (out of range):
dash-cli estimatesmartfee 2
Result:
{
"errors": [
"Insufficient data or no feerate found"
],
"blocks": 2
}
See also
SetTxFee: sets the transaction fee per kilobyte paid by transactions created by this wallet.
GetDescriptorInfo#
Added in Dash Core 18.0.0
The getdescriptorinfo
RPC analyses a descriptor.
Parameter #1—the descriptor
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
string |
Required |
The descriptor |
Result—the descriptor info
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
object |
Required |
Information about the descriptor |
→ |
string |
Required |
The descriptor in canonical form, without private keys |
→ |
string |
Required |
The checksum for the input descriptor |
→ |
bool |
Required |
Whether the descriptor is ranged |
→ |
bool |
Required |
Whether the descriptor is solvable |
→ |
bool |
Required |
Whether the input descriptor contained at least one private key |
Example from Dash Core 18.0.0
Analyse a descriptor:
dash-cli getdescriptorinfo "pkh([d34db33f/84h/0h/0h]0279be667ef9dcbbac55a06295Ce870b07029Bfcdb2dce28d959f2815b16f81798)"
Result:
{
"descriptor": "pkh([d34db33f/84'/0'/0']0279be667ef9dcbbac55a06295ce870b07029bfcdb2dce28d959f2815b16f81798)#9ffuvyvv",
"checksum": "yrc20h56",
"isrange": false,
"issolvable": true,
"hasprivatekeys": false
}
See also
ScanTxOutset: signs a message with the private key of an address.
GetIndexInfo#
Added in Dash Core 20.0.0
The getindexinfo
RPC returns the status of one or all available indices currently running in the node.
Parameter #1—the index name
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
string |
Optional |
Filter results for an index with a specific name |
Result—the index info
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
object |
Required |
Information about the descriptor |
→ |
string |
Required |
The descriptor in canonical form, without private keys |
→ → |
string |
Required |
The checksum for the input descriptor |
→ → |
bool |
Required |
Whether the descriptor is ranged |
Example from Dash Core 20.0.0
Get index information:
dash-cli getindexinfo
Result:
{
"txindex": {
"synced": true,
"best_block_height": 917241
}
}
See also: none
SignMessageWithPrivKey#
Added in Dash Core 0.12.3 / Bitcoin Core 0.13.0
The signmessagewithprivkey
RPC signs a message with a given private key.
Parameter #1—the private key to sign with
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
Private Key |
string (base58) |
Required |
The private key to sign the message with encoded in base58check using wallet import format (WIF) |
Parameter #2—the message to sign
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
Message |
string |
Required |
The message to sign |
Result—the message signature
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
string (base64) |
Required |
The signature of the message, encoded in base64. |
Example from Dash Core 0.12.3
Sign a the message “Hello, World!” using the following private key:
dash-cli signmessagewithprivkey cNKbZBqUCjuBRSnAJWwFWxKESJ5Lw\
G4uxBSJ1UeBNBGVRupFKr6S "Hello, World!"
Result:
IBx8jxFjutPlcZcFdQPlA2n/B4yTrYhH43qYJURKRj7LWhSD0ERE/nnRLOnXi/gwULUcqfqOKqnqkSvuJjlgEvc=
See also
SignMessage: signs a message with the private key of an address.
VerifyMessage: verifies a signed message.
ValidateAddress#
The validateaddress
RPC returns information about the given Dash address.
Parameter #1—a P2PKH or P2SH address
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
Address |
string (base58) |
Required |
The P2PKH or P2SH address to validate encoded in base58check format |
Result—information about the address
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
object |
Required |
Information about the address |
→ |
bool |
Required |
Set to |
→ |
string (base58) |
Optional |
The Dash address given as parameter |
→ |
string (hex) |
Optional |
The hex encoded scriptPubKey generated by the address |
→ |
bool |
Optional |
Set to |
→ |
string |
Optional |
Error message, if any |
Example from Dash Core 20.1.0
Validate the following P2PKH address from the wallet:
dash-cli validateaddress yNpezfFDfoikDuT1f4iK75AiLp2YLPsGAb
Result:
{
"isvalid": true,
"address": "yNpezfFDfoikDuT1f4iK75AiLp2YLPsGAb",
"scriptPubKey": "76a9141b767409bd8717b56cfcb00747811432ab1aa8a788ac",
"isscript": false
}
Validate the following P2SH multisig address from the wallet:
dash-cli -testnet validateaddress 8uJLxDxk2gEMbidF5vT8XLS2UCgQmVcroW
Result:
{
"isvalid": true,
"address": "8uJLxDxk2gEMbidF5vT8XLS2UCgQmVcroW",
"scriptPubKey": "a914a33155e490d146e656a9bac2cbee9c625ef42f0a87",
"isscript": true
}
See also
ImportAddress: adds an address or pubkey script to the wallet without the associated private key, allowing you to watch for transactions affecting that address or pubkey script without being able to spend any of its outputs.
GetNewAddress: returns a new Dash address for receiving payments. If an account is specified, payments received with the address will be credited to that account.
GetAddressInfo: returns information about the given Dash address.
VerifyMessage#
The verifymessage
RPC verifies a signed message.
Parameter #1—the address corresponding to the signing key
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
Address |
string (base58) |
Required |
The P2PKH address corresponding to the private key which made the signature. A P2PKH address is a hash of the public key corresponding to the private key which made the signature. When the ECDSA signature is checked, up to four possible ECDSA public keys will be reconstructed from from the signature; each key will be hashed and compared against the P2PKH address provided to see if any of them match. If there are no matches, signature validation will fail |
Parameter #2—the signature
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
Signature |
string (base64) |
Required |
The signature created by the signer encoded as base-64 (the format output by the |
Parameter #3—the message
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
Message |
string |
Required |
The message exactly as it was signed (e.g. no extra whitespace) |
Result: true
, false
, or an error
Name |
Type |
Presence |
Description |
---|---|---|---|
|
boolean |
Required |
Set to |
Example from Dash Core 0.12.2
Check the signature on the message created in the example for
signmessage
:
dash-cli -testnet verifymessage \
yNpezfFDfoikDuT1f4iK75AiLp2YLPsGAb \
H4XULzfHCf16In2ECk9Ta9QxQPq639zQto2JA3OLlo3JbUdrClvJ89+A1z+Z9POd6l8LJhn1jGpQYF8mX4jkQvE= \
'Hello, World!'
Result:
true
See also
SignMessage: signs a message with the private key of an address.