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+simd: '0106'
+title: Epoch Rewards Partition Data PDA
+authors:
+  - Tyera Eulberg
+category: Standard
+type: Core
+status: Draft
+created: 2024-01-17
+feature: https://github.com/solana-labs/solana/issues/32166
+extends: 0015
+---
+
+## Summary
+
+Partitioned epoch rewards (SIMD 0015) will split epoch rewards distribution
+across multiple blocks at the start of an epoch. This extension of that SIMD
+proposes storing data about the rewards calculation and partitions in a sysvar
+account at a program-derived address (PDA), which can be queried by clients, or
+indeed within the runtime, to performantly identify the partition for the
+distribution to any particular address.
+
+## Motivation
+
+When we move to partitioned epoch rewards as described in the original SIMD, the
+only way to find the stake or voting rewards for a specific address will be to
+iterate through blocks at the beginning of each epoch, inspecting all the
+rewards. This is because the runtime does not persist information about how the
+rewards were partitioned; in fact, it does not even persist how many blocks the
+rewards distribution spans, so there is no way to predict how long it will take
+or how far through the epoch to go in finding a particular address.
+
+## Alternatives Considered
+
+An alternative to storing partition data in an on-chain account would be to
+record the necessary data in the ledger in some fashion. This could be a
+transaction that gets added to the block, a special RewardType, or metadata that
+gets stored on the node and then duplicated to long-term storage, like Bigtable.
+In fact, it is probably worthwhile to pursue this alternative as well, since it
+will enable finding rewards without access to snapshots or the running chain.
+
+## New Terminology
+
+None
+
+## Detailed Design
+
+When partitioned rewards populates the temporary `EpochRewards` sysvar --
+defined in SIMD 0015 as at the start of the first block of the epoch, before any
+transactions are processed -- the runtime must populate a PDA that stores the
+partition data needed to recreate the hasher that returns the partition index
+for any address. The hasher for v0 partitioned rewards is SipHash 1-3. The data
+needed comprises: the number of partitions and parent blockhash. More
+specifically:
+
+```rust
+// Version wrapper to allow future updates
+// Variant serialized as little-endian unsigned 32-bit integer
+enum EpochRewardsPartitionDataVersion {
+    V0(PartitionData),
+}
+
+// Data about rewards partitions for a particular epoch
+struct PartitionData {
+    num_partitions: u64, // little-endian unsigned 64-bit integer
+    parent_blockhash: Hash, // byte-array of length 32
+}
+```
+
+The address of this PDA will use some bytes -- to prevent griefing and namespace
+the PDAs -- and the rewards distribution epoch number as a little-endian u64 as
+seeds. Specifically: `[b"EpochRewards",b"PartitionData", &epoch.to_le_bytes()]`.
+The owning program will be the Sysvar program id:
+`Sysvar1111111111111111111111111111111111111`.
+
+The partition-data PDA will not be available to on-chain programs via syscall.
+
+Like traditional sysvars, the partitioned-rewards data PDAs should only be
+loadable as read-only. SIMD 0105 defines a method for demoting sysvar write
+locks, but depends on a list of addresses in code. If write-lock handling of
+dynamically addressed sysvars like these PDAs seems needed in the future, a new
+proposal should be introduced.
+
+## Impact
+
+The change in this proposal does increase the number of "forever" accounts that
+validators must store by one per epoch. However, the PDAs will be owned by the
+Sysvar program, so could be adjusted or closed in the future by a feature-gated
+change to that program. Meanwhile, the change greatly improves the post-SIMD
+0015 situation for clients trying to track stake or voting rewards, since they
+can use the data in the PDA to pull the correct partition directly, instead of
+scanning an unknown number of blocks.
+
+## Security Considerations
+
+None
+
+## Backwards Compatibility
+
+Runtime-population of an account each epoch is a consensus-breaking change and
+must be activated with a feature gate. Since this is an extension of SIMD 0015
+and that feature gate has not yet been activated on any public clusters, it
+should be gated by the same feature id.