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In Bisq a trade taken always results in the creation of a <code>Deposit transaction ID</code> this is where Bisq's 2of2 multi signature scheme comes into play.
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A <code>Deposit transaction ID</code> is created every time a trade is taken; this is where Bisq's 2of2 multi signature scheme comes into play.
  
 
== Verifying a deposit transaction ==
 
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2. Find the Deposit transaction ID
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2. Find the <code>Deposit transaction ID</code>
  
 
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3. Search for the ID using any Bitcoin block explorer such as [https://blockstream.info/ blockstream.info]. If the Deposit transaction is valid you'll see the following result.
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3. Search for the ID using any Bitcoin block explorer such as [https://blockstream.info/ blockstream.info]. If the <code>Deposit transaction</code> is valid you'll see the following result:
 
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  2 outputs - the first is the deposit to the multi signature bitcoin address and the second is an <code>OP_RETURN</code> code.
 
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Revision as of 21:06, 21 April 2020

A Deposit transaction ID is created every time a trade is taken; this is where Bisq's 2of2 multi signature scheme comes into play.

Verifying a deposit transaction

1. Go to the Failed tab and click on the i icon next to trade ID.

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2. Find the Deposit transaction ID

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3. Search for the ID using any Bitcoin block explorer such as blockstream.info. If the Deposit transaction is valid you'll see the following result:

  2 outputs - the first is the deposit to the multi signature bitcoin address and the second is an OP_RETURN code.
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