If there isn't one I am sure you can find someone to make you one if you pay them.
He cannot. As I have said twice now, it is not possible to do what he is asking. 
Topic: Pay to contributors (Read 1087 times)
If there isn't one I am sure you can find someone to make you one if you pay them.
If you try refunding transactions given only the information available in your receiving transactions, you will be wrong a significant amount of the time. You cannot tell "the most common transactions" from others.
Wow, thanks! I never considered it bad practice refunding due to these issues.
Still it seems technically possible for the most common transaction but yes I'll start considering alternatives.
Thanks again.
Still it seems technically possible for the most common transaction but yes I'll start considering alternatives.
Thanks again.
Addresses don't pay funds. They are static identifiers for transaction outpoints, more akin to an invoice number than anything actively involved in transactions. There is a wiki article by iwilcox on this subject.
Can anyone point to some script (ideally in nodejs or php via the RPC to bitcoind) that can read the addresses that have paid funds to a specific address?
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