Quote from: Ocakypa on April 17, 2019, 11:25:43 AM

Thank you, I will check!
But what about that my transaction doesnt reach Mempool?

Quote from: djhomeschool on April 17, 2019, 11:07:19 AM

Maybe this helps:

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The current dust limit fee rate is 3 satoshis/byte. If, at 3 satoshis per byte, an output would cost more in fees to spend that it has in value, then that output is considered dust. If you are sending to non-segwit addresses, this limit is 3 sat/byte * 148 bytes = 444 sats. If you are sending to P2SH-segwit addresses (the default address type in Bitcoin Core), then the fee limit is 3 sat/byte * 91 bytes = 273 sat. If you are sending to bech32 addresses, then the fee limit is 3 sat/byte * 68 bytes = 204 sat.

You can lower your dust limit by setting -dustrelayfee to something lower than 0.00003 BTC/kB (equivalent to 3 sat/byte). However I do not recommend that you change this as even though your node will accept transactions with outputs that are otherwise dust, other nodes will not and your transactions will not be relayed.

Furthermore, you should not set your transaction fee rate to be less than 0.00001 BTC/kB (equivalent to 1 sat/byte) as this is the default minimum relay fee and transactions that have a fee rate less than this will not be relayed. Just because your node accepts a transaction does not mean that other people's nodes will.

Credits to: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/78096/in-bitcoin-core-how-to-avoid-the-dust-exception

I think because bitcoin core has a set min transaction fee and if it is lower it will not broadcast it, that is what i understand from above text.