IIRC, this 118 is the char limit being passed to decode? Since new versions of sp address can (and likely will) have more data added to the data part, might be better to use 1024 here? This is the recommended number from the BIP

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          IIRC, this 118 is the char limit being passed to decode? Since new versions of sp address can (and likely will) have more data added to the data part, might be better to use 1024 here? This is the recommended number from the BIP

Originally posted by @josibake in #10 (comment)

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Per the BIP:

• If sender is v0 sending to spv0 (sp1q) address, check that the data part is exactly 66 bytes (two compressed public keys)
• If sender is v0 sending to spv1 - spv30 address, check that the data part is at least 66 bytes, ignore the extra bytes
• If sender is v0 sending to spv31 address, fail (v31 is reserved for backwards incompatible changes)