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Abstract Abstract
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This proposal defines the current zcash format for wallet persistence storage commonly known as wallet.dat. This proposal defines the current zcash format for wallet persistence storage commonly known as ``wallet.dat``.
Motivation Motivation
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Specification Specification
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Zcash stores wallet information in a Berkeley database(BDB) [#BDB]_ commonly known as wallet.dat. Zcash stores wallet information in a Berkeley database (BDB) [#BDB]_ commonly known as ``wallet.dat``.
The main purpose of this is the persistence of public and private keys the user created and the ability to recover the wallet state after a node restart. This file also allows the migration of user information from one node to another by moving the database to the corresponding new datadir assuming both zcashd instances are running the same or similar version. The main purpose of this is the persistence of public and private keys the user created and the ability to recover the wallet state after a node restart. This file also allows the migration of user information from one node to another by moving the database to the corresponding new datadir assuming both zcashd instances are running the same or similar version.
The current database is a key-value store where keys and values can have multiple data types in binary format. The first data found in a database key is always the property name, the rest of the key is generally used to identify a record, for example:: The current database is a key-value store where keys and values can have multiple data types in binary format. The first data found in a database key is always the property name, the rest of the key is generally used to identify a record, for example::