If you want to implement the transfer and currency withdrawal functions yourself, I know there is an open source code base: https://github.com/Tokenview/api-demo
If it helps your question, you can continue to contact me
Topic: Help regarding RPC (Read 96 times)
Do you want to monitor changes in the BTC amount on the address? There is a tool that should help you. This is the product introduction information, you can read it in detail. https://services.tokenview.io/en/product/track
If you want to implement the transfer and currency withdrawal functions yourself, I know there is an open source code base: https://github.com/Tokenview/api-demo
If it helps your question, you can continue to contact me
If you want to implement the transfer and currency withdrawal functions yourself, I know there is an open source code base: https://github.com/Tokenview/api-demo
If it helps your question, you can continue to contact me
Here's the RPC calls below for sending BTC you can place the same address under bitcoin_address from the command below.
Code:
bitcoin-cli sendtoaddress
This is all you need to do if you don't care about exactly what kind of transaction is made.
Although if you use the -named command-line switch then you can also specify the transaction fee much more easily.
Example:
Code:
bitcoin-cli -named sendtoaddress address= amount= fee_rate=
Note that both of these commands require that you unlock the wallet using the walletpassphrase command if it is password-protected. (And it should be!)
What exactly do you want to achieve?
Instead of using RPC calls why not use it as a normal wallet? Bitcoin core is easy to use in the GUI you can just click the Bitcoin core shortcut and manage your wallet there.
Do you remotely control someone's wallet through RPC calls?
Can you add more details about what do you want to do through RPC calls?
Here's the RPC calls below for sending BTC you can place the same address under bitcoin_address from the command below.
- https://developer.bitcoin.org/reference/rpc/sendtoaddress.html
Instead of using RPC calls why not use it as a normal wallet? Bitcoin core is easy to use in the GUI you can just click the Bitcoin core shortcut and manage your wallet there.
Do you remotely control someone's wallet through RPC calls?
Can you add more details about what do you want to do through RPC calls?
Here's the RPC calls below for sending BTC you can place the same address under bitcoin_address from the command below.
Code:
bitcoin-cli sendtoaddress
More samples here- https://developer.bitcoin.org/reference/rpc/sendtoaddress.html
Once scammed, now learning core node. I am using Bitcoin rpc calls. I generated an btc address, and accepted many times btc on that. So, I can easily track how much received on the address. Also this address is provided to one user on the code , I am working on. Now that guy wants to withdraw the btc from same address. How can I do that ? Please help
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