Topic: Comission-related (Read 934 times)
Thanks.
I thought, that comission is not mandatory.
But right now Bitcoin QT would not allow to send 0.02 - 0.2 BTC without 0.0005 comission.
Is that supposed to be this way?
Thank you.
There is a "mandatory" fee in certain instances, to have your transaction included in a block. The QT client forces you to include a fee/bid/commission/whatever-you-want-to-call-it in those instances because to not do so would possibly cause your transaction to either never be processed, or take an exceptionally long time.But right now Bitcoin QT would not allow to send 0.02 - 0.2 BTC without 0.0005 comission.
Is that supposed to be this way?
Thank you.
There's a fairly complete explanation here:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees
The fee structure has changed a few times, and there are a ton of variables involved in whether or not you could reduce or eliminate the fee in a non-QT client (since peers and miners' choices in settings also affect which transactions get through). It's generally a good idea to pay whatever QT wants, though, since it assumes everyone's using default inclusion/relay settings with regards to fees (I suspect the vast majority of peers and miners are using default settings).
I thought, that comission is not mandatory.
But right now Bitcoin QT would not allow to send 0.02 - 0.2 BTC without 0.0005 comission.
Is that supposed to be this way?
Thank you.
But right now Bitcoin QT would not allow to send 0.02 - 0.2 BTC without 0.0005 comission.
Is that supposed to be this way?
Thank you.
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