PIPs

PIPs, or Pactus Improvement Proposals, define standards and guidelines to improve the Pactus project. PIPs are designed to be a transparent and collaborative way to propose and discuss changes to the Pactus network.

The primary goal of a PIP is to encourage the development team to write down ideas before implementation and invite the community to contribute more efficiently. It also helps to brainstorm, review, and discuss changes and potential issues before they can impact the production environment.

Contributing

To get started, please review PIP-1. Next, clone the repository and create your own PIP using the provided template. Once your PIP is ready, submit a Pull Request to the Pactus PIPs repository.

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No	Title	Category	Author
55	Block Reward Halving	Core	Pactus Development Team [[email protected]]
54	Safe Amount Validation for BatchTransfer	Core	andrut [[email protected]]
53	Supporting secp256k1 Curve	Core	Pactus Development Team [[email protected]]
52	Supporting Ed25519 Curve	Core	Pactus Development Team [[email protected]]
51	Protocol Upgrade Mechanism	Core	Pactus Development Team [[email protected]]
49	Validator Delegation	Core	Pactus Development Team [[email protected]]
43	Split Rewards	Core	Pactus Development Team [[email protected]]
41	Address Recovery	Core	Pactus Development Team [[email protected]]
39	Batch Transfer	Core	Pactus Development Team [[email protected]]
36	ZeroMQ Notification Service	Core	Pactus Development Team [[email protected]]
35	Comparison of communication protocols	Informational	Muhammad Javad Akbarian (@akbariandev)
31	Consumptional Fee Model	Core	Pactus Development Team [[email protected]]
27	Pruned Node	Core	Pactus Development Team [[email protected]]
26	Minimum Availability Score	Core	B00f (@b00f)
23	Sign and verify message by public and private key account	Interface	Javad Rajabzadeh (@ja7ad)
22	Agent Node Definition	Network	Nagaraj (@ragnarok87)
20	Basic Authentication for gRPC APIs	Interface	Javad Rajabzadeh (@Ja7ad)
19	Availability Score for Validators	Core	B00f (@b00f)
18	Clock Offset Calculation	Network	Mr. HoDL (@Mr-HoDL58) B00f (@b00f )
15	In-Memory Cache for Stored Items	Core	B00f (@b00f)
14	Client Agent Standard	Network	Javad Rajabzadeh [[email protected]]
13	Import Private Keys	Wallet	Amir Babazadeh (@amirvalhalla)
11	Deterministic key hierarchy for BLS12-381 curve	Wallet	B00f (@b00f)
9	Removing Stamp	Core	Amir Babazadeh (@amirvalhalla)
8	Defining address type based on the address usage	Core	Kayhan Alizadeh [[email protected]] B00f (@b00f )
7	Checking Timestamp Difference in Handshaking	Network	Kayhan Alizadeh [[email protected]]
4	Indexing Public Keys	Core	Kayhan Alizadeh [[email protected]]
3	Removing sequence field from transactions	Core	B00f (@b00f)
2	Lock Time Transactions	Core	B00f (@b00f)