I am trying to realize that what is the correct way to use the open source Bitcorrect Library () of bitpay on a partially signed multisig bitcoin transaction?
For multisig bitcoin transactions, a person can sign a transaction with their private key. Pass on that transaction to another person using another private key
If bitcoin transactions are built using bitcurr, then we can create a transaction and sign (sign ), You can use BitCORE's transaction builder to sign in. However, if someone else has a transaction that is already signed by him and signed you to sign, how should we use the Bitcore Library to sign-in? Is there a way to translate transactions into bittor transactionbuilder objects and call sign () method?
Thank you very much for your help.
Sorry it's not specific, but the way in which you explain the series of events, point to Does that you probably do not have a description of a multi-level transaction.
For all multisig parties, submit their public key to create an address.
A multicig address is created.
Any coin sent to that address needs to sign a memorandum of consent for the private key on NSK to go to Blockchain.
Once the transactions are signed on all parties, they sign the transaction, but Bob does not require a signed transaction from Alice. Bob and Alice have to agree only that multicigress will take the amount of their input and use it at some other address for output.
There is no partially signed transaction from the users to be clear. Only the customers who confirm a transaction are partially signed TXN, a network that does not require all the signatures, but all signed lanes They can be presented freely from each other. The network will only authorize multisig txn when enough signed TXNS is signed according to different values according to different values.
Bitcore is an example of Milstag