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Title: Is there any method to make massive transactions in bitshares?
Post by: rillater on December 07, 2018, 06:51:45 pm
If I have to send the same amount of BTS or UIA to a lot of users, do I have to send it one at a time?
Thank you.
Title: Re: Is there any method to make massive transactions in bitshares?
Post by: xeroc on December 08, 2018, 11:10:58 am
A transfer is an "operation". You can bundle many operations into a single transaction, however, you still need to pay the transfer fee for every single operation. To construct such a transaction, do you prefer to use python, JS or rather talk to the cli_wallet API?
Title: Re: Is there any method to make massive transactions in bitshares?
Post by: WoodShares Project on April 14, 2019, 10:17:41 pm
A transfer is an "operation". You can bundle many operations into a single transaction, however, you still need to pay the transfer fee for every single operation. To construct such a transaction, do you prefer to use python, JS or rather talk to the cli_wallet API?

Hello Xeroc. We will have the same need to send many BTS, UIA and others to several users. Could you help me to find more info about how to do that? I will appreciate that.

With cli_wallet API you mean using the BitShares wallet?

Thanks a lot.
Title: Re: Is there any method to make massive transactions in bitshares?
Post by: xeroc on April 15, 2019, 09:00:35 am
A transfer is an "operation". You can bundle many operations into a single transaction, however, you still need to pay the transfer fee for every single operation. To construct such a transaction, do you prefer to use python, JS or rather talk to the cli_wallet API?

Hello Xeroc. We will have the same need to send many BTS, UIA and others to several users. Could you help me to find more info about how to do that? I will appreciate that.

With cli_wallet API you mean using the BitShares wallet?

Thanks a lot.
I recommend you look into pybitshares.com
Here is a demo transfer:
http://docs.pybitshares.com/en/latest/#unlock-the-wallet-for-a-transfer
Title: Re: Is there any method to make massive transactions in bitshares?
Post by: iamredbar on April 15, 2019, 11:50:34 am
A transfer is an "operation". You can bundle many operations into a single transaction, however, you still need to pay the transfer fee for every single operation. To construct such a transaction, do you prefer to use python, JS or rather talk to the cli_wallet API?

Hello Xeroc. We will have the same need to send many BTS, UIA and others to several users. Could you help me to find more info about how to do that? I will appreciate that.

With cli_wallet API you mean using the BitShares wallet?

Thanks a lot.

If you need a consultation, pm me and we can talk further.
Title: Re: Is there any method to make massive transactions in bitshares?
Post by: WoodShares Project on April 15, 2019, 01:12:17 pm
A transfer is an "operation". You can bundle many operations into a single transaction, however, you still need to pay the transfer fee for every single operation. To construct such a transaction, do you prefer to use python, JS or rather talk to the cli_wallet API?

Hello Xeroc. We will have the same need to send many BTS, UIA and others to several users. Could you help me to find more info about how to do that? I will appreciate that.

With cli_wallet API you mean using the BitShares wallet?

Thanks a lot.
I recommend you look into pybitshares.com
Here is a demo transfer:
http://docs.pybitshares.com/en/latest/#unlock-the-wallet-for-a-transfer

Thanks Xeroc. I will review that demo.


A transfer is an "operation". You can bundle many operations into a single transaction, however, you still need to pay the transfer fee for every single operation. To construct such a transaction, do you prefer to use python, JS or rather talk to the cli_wallet API?

Hello Xeroc. We will have the same need to send many BTS, UIA and others to several users. Could you help me to find more info about how to do that? I will appreciate that.

With cli_wallet API you mean using the BitShares wallet?

Thanks a lot.

If you need a consultation, pm me and we can talk further.

Yes iamredbar, it is very likely that I need help with that topic (Amoung a bunch of other things). I Will let you know.