Technical forum -> one of the stickies
could you please provide a link? 
Topic: HOW TO: Sign and verify messages (Read 2492 times)
Technical forum -> one of the stickies
Hi,
I tried to follow the steps just for kicks,
and inserted a transaction I made a few days ago in https://blockchain.info/ :
For some reason I get 2 addresses listed in the "Sending" section (they are both mine)
and on the receiving side there is the address I sent the BTC to (the first one) with the amount I sent
and another that I don't recognize with an amount I did not send.
What does this mean?
from which address did I send the payment?
I tried to follow the steps just for kicks,
and inserted a transaction I made a few days ago in https://blockchain.info/ :
For some reason I get 2 addresses listed in the "Sending" section (they are both mine)
and on the receiving side there is the address I sent the BTC to (the first one) with the amount I sent
and another that I don't recognize with an amount I did not send.
What does this mean?
from which address did I send the payment?
I've been mining for awhile now and ready to start spending. I've been looking for a good "how-to" on signing and this is very helpful. Thanks.
Thank you for the information!
Everything is very confusing in the beginning so it is very useful for me with tips from others how to do. Thanks!
Everything is very confusing in the beginning so it is very useful for me with tips from others how to do. Thanks!
Very useful information. Thank you
This seems like important info. I actually never knew how to do that, thanks.
Thanks alot, this should be a sticky
thanks alot, seems like this is a essential skill that needs to be mastered by bitcoiners.
Good info
When Canary asks for a signed message sent separately the below is what they are asking for.
Nothing but your shipping address.
No blank lines nor spaces.
-------------BEGIN---------------------
Please ship to:
John Smith
123 Way Ave
City, IL 60188
--------------END----------------------
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2310127
Nothing but your shipping address.
No blank lines nor spaces.
-------------BEGIN---------------------
Please ship to:
John Smith
123 Way Ave
City, IL 60188
--------------END----------------------
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2310127
I m confused because i don't really now alot about cryptography.
Which key the software uses to create the signature?
And which key the receivers wallet uses to verify the message?
Thanks.
Which key the software uses to create the signature?
And which key the receivers wallet uses to verify the message?
Thanks.
Your wallet uses the private key associated with the address to create the signature. It is called "private" because only you have access to it. Since nobody else has access to it, they certainly wouldn't be able to use it to verify the signature.
The receiver's wallet uses the public key associated with the address to verify the signature. It is called "public" because it is what is made publicly available to anyone that would verify a signature.
I m confused because i don't really now alot about cryptography.
Which key the software uses to create the signature?
And which key the receivers wallet uses to verify the message?
Thanks.
Which key the software uses to create the signature?
And which key the receivers wallet uses to verify the message?
Thanks.
Thanks
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for this, explains it really well!
I have an online blockchain wallet. How can I do this for an online wallet?
Thanks. Good info.
Thanks for the info.
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