Quick, reliable and relatively trustworthy
Topic: Looking for a Offline Raw Bitcoin Transaction Decoder (Read 169 times)
+1 for simply using Bitcoin Core... you can either go with the console in the GUI (Help -> Debug Window -> Console) or use "bitcoin-cli" from the command line.
Quick, reliable and relatively trustworthy
Quick, reliable and relatively trustworthy
Try to check these 2 opensource that I found in GitHub.
https://github.com/ilyavf/tx-decoder
https://github.com/karliatto/btc-tx-decoder
Also, read this below if you have bitcoin core wallet you can use this.
Decoder Raw transaction through bitcoind or bitcoin-qt offline
https://github.com/ilyavf/tx-decoder
https://github.com/karliatto/btc-tx-decoder
Also, read this below if you have bitcoin core wallet you can use this.
Decoder Raw transaction through bitcoind or bitcoin-qt offline
I’m on the phone right now, so I can’t find the “best” solution, but I’ve noticed that Blockcypher is open source. While - again, - that’s probably not the best solution, it can work: https://github.com/blockcypher/explorer/blob/master/README.md
Wondering if there is something such as https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/decodetx/ that you can download and run offline.
From what I understand it should be possible to do this offline since it doesn't need to fetch anything from the web and I only need to decode the transaction and not actually broadcast it yet.
Basically upgrading my wallet software and want some testing to be done offline. Let me know if there is something such as this on Github or if its possible to use Bitcoin core to perform this function.
From what I understand it should be possible to do this offline since it doesn't need to fetch anything from the web and I only need to decode the transaction and not actually broadcast it yet.
Basically upgrading my wallet software and want some testing to be done offline. Let me know if there is something such as this on Github or if its possible to use Bitcoin core to perform this function.
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