Topic: [TUTORIAL] Send Bitcoin to Multiple Addresses in One Transaction Only - TREZOR (Read 186 times)
July 29, 2019, 05:51:09 PM
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April 26, 2019, 04:47:32 AM
I'll gonna share a very short yet detailed tutorial on how you gonna use your Trezor wallet for sending a bitcoin to multiple addresses with just one transaction.
What are the benefits of doing this?
-You'll gonna save more transaction fee since you will create only one transaction on this.
-Less hassle, you'll not anymore do one-by-one sending bitcoin to different addresses.
This transaction is one of the example if you send btc to multiple bitcoin addresses.
Tutorial:
Step 1:
Connect to your Trezor wallet now and once you're already on the dashboard, go to the Send tab.
Step2:
Optional:
You can also import your list of reciepents from CSV, just kindly click the drop down on Add recepient and click import from CSV
The format is very simple.
,,
Example:
Just add another line if you want to add more receipents, it will automatically fill the fields of all in your dashboard and you can check it then send.
Done! Easy as 1,2,3.
Bitcoin wallet addresses above are not mine. Used it for example only, thanks to Loyce for this.
Read more here: https://wiki.trezor.io/User_manual:Making_payments
What are the benefits of doing this?
-You'll gonna save more transaction fee since you will create only one transaction on this.
-Less hassle, you'll not anymore do one-by-one sending bitcoin to different addresses.
This transaction is one of the example if you send btc to multiple bitcoin addresses.
Tutorial:
Step 1:
Connect to your Trezor wallet now and once you're already on the dashboard, go to the Send tab.
Step2:
- 1st.
Make sure you already on the Send tab of your wallet dashboard. - 2nd.
In your lower right screen, you see a Add receipent button.
Click that to add more recipient and supply those fields with the different bitcoin address you want to send bitcoin. - 3rd.
Once you already filled all the recipient, you can see the Fee below, you can easily adjust it on what you desire amount for transaction fee, it's much better to use the suggested fee by Trezor.
*Double check each entry of yours, make sure the wallet addresses are correct and the amount you want to send. - 4th.
Once the list of recipients and your transaction fee are all set, you can send it now.
Optional:
You can also import your list of reciepents from CSV, just kindly click the drop down on Add recepient and click import from CSV
The format is very simple.
,
Example:
Code:
16asgaNXHHqwJtS8tCvsPvBZdnyQVHkHAD,0.01,BTC
18DcTobmd1dF4m5fAspCWLpk55bbCJem4,5,USD
It's all separated by comma (,)symbol18DcTobmd1dF4m5fAspCWLpk55bbCJem4,5,USD
Just add another line if you want to add more receipents, it will automatically fill the fields of all in your dashboard and you can check it then send.
Done! Easy as 1,2,3.
Bitcoin wallet addresses above are not mine. Used it for example only, thanks to Loyce for this.
Read more here: https://wiki.trezor.io/User_manual:Making_payments
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