No.
You can only do this with raw transactions. Using the friendly functions, you get no control over the change address.
Topic: Sendmany... change to be returned to the same address that sending? (Read 614 times)
May 28, 2013, 11:27:43 AM
Is this possible? (I am using PHP)
I want to send a transaction using the sendmany from one output to many inputs, but if there's some change to be returned, the bitcoind creates a new bitcoin address and sends there the amount. I want this address to be the same as the one that is sending the bitcoins. Just like blockchain.info does.
How can i do this?
I'm trying to calculate how much the change is going to be in order to add this amount as a transaction to be sent to my own address, In order to do this, and calculate how much fees is the daemon going to add... i'm following this link... but i don't see if this approach would be the best.
I want to send a transaction using the sendmany from one output to many inputs, but if there's some change to be returned, the bitcoind creates a new bitcoin address and sends there the amount. I want this address to be the same as the one that is sending the bitcoins. Just like blockchain.info does.
How can i do this?
I'm trying to calculate how much the change is going to be in order to add this amount as a transaction to be sent to my own address, In order to do this, and calculate how much fees is the daemon going to add... i'm following this link... but i don't see if this approach would be the best.
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