DigiByte Wallet v4.0.72
August 29, 2026
DigiDollar can now be recovered from another wallet’s recovery phrase. Dollars live on a different branch of the seed from plain DGB, as a Taproot output holding zero satoshis, and the ordinary coin lookup filters such outputs out entirely. The scan never even derived those addresses. So a wallet restored here got its DGB and its DigiAssets and was told nothing about its dollars, which sat untouched and unmentioned — “no funds found” about money that exists.
The scan now derives the DigiDollar addresses, asks the network about each, and locates the exact output to spend. The move runs alongside the DigiAsset transfers and before the DGB sweep, so the sweep cannot take the coins that pay the DigiDollar fee. The result screen reports all three outcomes rather than only the good one: moved, with the amount; found but not moved, with the amount and the reason; or could not be checked — which is never rendered as “holds none”. Verified on mainnet: the transfer confirmed, the chain’s own decoder read it as a $1.00 DigiDollar transfer, and the destination wallet showed the dollar.
That first real run also exposed a latent crash: the results screen assumed a sweep that had not failed must have a transaction to show, but when the DigiDollar and asset moves have already claimed every coin the sweep is correctly left with nothing to do. It now handles that case instead of crashing. The wallet-addresses test tool was also moved out of the test suite, whose runner had been counting it as a failed test.