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Understand what Bitcoin transactions contain. This tool does not connect wallets, broadcast transactions, or guarantee confirmation outcomes.
Inputs spend previously received bitcoin. Outputs identify where value is assigned, including possible change. Fees pay for block space and are generally based on virtual size and fee rate—not the amount sent.
Confirmations do not guarantee no risk. Fees do not simply depend on amount sent, every output is not necessarily another person, confirmed transactions are not normally reversible, and miners do not choose recipients.
A TXID is an identifier used to reference a Bitcoin transaction.
A confirmation begins when a transaction is included in a valid block; later blocks add confidence.
Outputs can represent recipients and a change output returning value to the sender's wallet.
Confirmed Bitcoin transactions normally cannot be reversed through the network.
Fees generally depend on transaction size and fee rate, not simply the amount sent.
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