A side effect of accelerating the Splitchain network is that transfers no longer expire automatically.
This is because the prior 90-second time block also served as a natural expiry mechanism.
This change occurred during the Zucoin wallet app v197 update.
Now with transfers settling in potentially under 1 second, keeping the prior approach to expiring transfers just wouldn't work.
The team is evaluating ways to reintroduce expiration as an optional behavior, potentially through "metadata rules"—where a transaction can include instructions about how long it should remain valid.
Currently, if a transfer needs to be "retracted" and hasn't settled yet, the simplest approach is to do a new transfer, superseding the previous one.
How can I retract a transfer that hasn't settled yet?
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