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Create, Sign and Send TX Sample

This sample code demonstrate how you can create a new transaction and send it to the network, as documented here at: http://dev.blockcypher.com/#creating-transactions API used: POST /v1/bcy/test/txs/new and POST /v1/bcy/test/txs/send

/** @var \BlockCypher\Api\TXSkeleton $txSkeleton */ $txSkeleton = require 'CreateTransactionWithTXBuilderBCTestnet.php'; $txClient = new \BlockCypher\Client\TXClient($apiContexts['BTC.test']);

source addresses private keys private key in the same format as returned by Generate Address Endpoint: http://dev.blockcypher.com/?shell#generate-address-endpoint

$privateKeys = array( "2c2cc015519b79782bd9c5af66f442e808f573714e3c4dc6df7d79c183963cff" // Address: C5vqMGme4FThKnCY44gx1PLgWr86uxRbDm );

Sign the TX

try { $txClient->sign($txSkeleton, $privateKeys); } catch (Exception $ex) { ResultPrinter::printError("Sign Transaction DOGE", "TXSkeleton", null, $request, $ex); exit(1); }

Source address: C5vqMGme4FThKnCY44gx1PLgWr86uxRbDm Destination address: C4MYFr4EAdqEeUKxTnPUF3d3whWcPMz1Fi

For sample purposes only.

$request = clone $txSkeleton; try {

Send TX to the network

$txSkeleton = $txClient->send($txSkeleton); } catch (Exception $ex) { ResultPrinter::printError("Send Transaction DOGE", "TXSkeleton", null, $request, $ex); exit(1); } ResultPrinter::printResult("Send Transaction DOGE", "TXSkeleton", $txSkeleton->getTx()->getHash(), $request, $txSkeleton); return $createdWallet;