Manage several signature transactions with PSBTs in Bitcoin: Introduction Practices

In Bitcoin, multiple signature transactions are where multiple parties have to sign a transaction before they can be confirmed and added to the blockchain. Partially signed bitcoin transactions (PSBTS) are a convenient way to portray these transactions but require careful treatment due to their complex cryptographic structure.

What are PSBT?

PSBT is a binary representation of Bitcoin transaction that contains all the data required for signature, including sending information, recipient information and transaction amount. This is essentially a compact representation of the bitcoin transaction, allowing these transactions to efficiently store and transfer on the blockchain.

Advantages of using PSBTS

PSBT -K offers many benefits over traditional signed Bitcoin transactions:

* Effective Storage: PSBTK is stored in a single binary file, facilitating them with storage and transmission.

* Faster Transaction Strengthening: By signing more than one side transactions, PSBTS allows faster transaction reinforcement times.

* Improved Safety: The use of signatures provides additional protection against malicious actors trying to manipulate or change the transaction.

Manage multiple signature transactions with PSBT

To manage multiple signature transactions using PSBTs, follow these proven exercises:

1. Set the PSBT client directory

The «PSBT» command line device is a popular choice for cooperation with PSBTs in Bitcoin. You can install using PIP: PIP Install PSBT '.

2. Create a new transaction

Create a new transaction using thePSBT Createcommand:

Bash

PSBT Create-a te-username@example.com-FROM-ADDRESS My-Pallet-ADDRESS -TXNB A TX-NUMBER

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Replace the «te-eserame», «My-Pallet title» and «TX-Number» with actual wallet information.

3. Create a PSBT file

The generated transaction is stored in the binary file called psbt-file.psb. You can use the «PSBT File Binary» command to convert this file to a usable format:

`Bash

PSBT File-Binary PSBT-File.psb -o psbt.bin

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4. Check the transactions

To sign more than one party’s transactions, create separate PSBT files using the same transaction data and add them to your wallet as part of a single «PSBT» command:

Example: Signature of two parties

Sign in with two parties, Alice and Bob with their public keys:

`Bash

PSBT Create-alice@example.com-Adddress My-Pallet-ADDRESS -TXNB 1000 A TX-Number

PSBT Creation — from bob@example.com-address my-pallet-adddress -txnb 2000 your-tx-Number

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5.

To check the credibility of the transaction, you must include a signature in the PSBT file. You can do this with the psbt Sign command:

`Bash

PSBT SIGN PSBT.BIN-FROM Alice@example.com-Dathing Prompt for Self-Serername-Address My Signing-Adddress -TXNB 1000 A TX-Number

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Example: Verification of the Transaction

Use the psbt check" command to verify a particular transaction:

Bash

Psbt check psbt-file.psb-you-serp-username-my-shaping-calmint -txnb to tx-Number

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By following these steps and proven exercises, you can effectively manage multiple signatures using Bitcoin PSBTs.

More sources

For more information on the management of multiple signature transactions with PSBTs, [Bitcoin Wiki] ( or official [Bitcoin Core Documentation] ( official [ Bitcoin basic documentation].