Can I send almost 1MB transaction?












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Block size is still limited to 1MB. As I understood, transaction size is no longer limited. So can I be sure that my transaction with 29000 outputs and reliable fee will be included into block?
Or what is the max transaction size?






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  • Yes, but the question and both answers are not relevant now

    – Elizaveta Olehnovich
    14 hours ago











  • Related: Block 364292 is basically one massive transaction: blockstream.info/block/…

    – chytrik
    6 hours ago
















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Block size is still limited to 1MB. As I understood, transaction size is no longer limited. So can I be sure that my transaction with 29000 outputs and reliable fee will be included into block?
Or what is the max transaction size?






transactions json-rpc raw-transaction full-node







share|improve this question







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  • Yes, but the question and both answers are not relevant now

    – Elizaveta Olehnovich
    14 hours ago











  • Related: Block 364292 is basically one massive transaction: blockstream.info/block/…

    – chytrik
    6 hours ago














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Block size is still limited to 1MB. As I understood, transaction size is no longer limited. So can I be sure that my transaction with 29000 outputs and reliable fee will be included into block?
Or what is the max transaction size?






transactions json-rpc raw-transaction full-node







share|improve this question







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Block size is still limited to 1MB. As I understood, transaction size is no longer limited. So can I be sure that my transaction with 29000 outputs and reliable fee will be included into block?
Or what is the max transaction size?






transactions json-rpc raw-transaction full-node




transactions json-rpc raw-transaction full-node






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  • Yes, but the question and both answers are not relevant now

    – Elizaveta Olehnovich
    14 hours ago











  • Related: Block 364292 is basically one massive transaction: blockstream.info/block/…

    – chytrik
    6 hours ago



















  • Yes, but the question and both answers are not relevant now

    – Elizaveta Olehnovich
    14 hours ago











  • Related: Block 364292 is basically one massive transaction: blockstream.info/block/…

    – chytrik
    6 hours ago

















Yes, but the question and both answers are not relevant now

– Elizaveta Olehnovich
14 hours ago





Yes, but the question and both answers are not relevant now

– Elizaveta Olehnovich
14 hours ago













Related: Block 364292 is basically one massive transaction: blockstream.info/block/…

– chytrik
6 hours ago





Related: Block 364292 is basically one massive transaction: blockstream.info/block/…

– chytrik
6 hours ago










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Can I send almost 1MB transaction?




To be able to send a transaction that a miner will accept, that transaction has to be a standard transaction. As defined in policy.h



/** The maximum weight for transactions we're willing to relay/mine */

static const unsigned int MAX_STANDARD_TX_WEIGHT = 400000;


For non-Segwit transactions, the limit is 400,000 KB / 4 = 100,000 B = 100 kB.



Therefore, if you have a Pre-Segwit transaction larger than 100 kB but smaller than the block s̶i̶z̶e weight limit, you should contact a miner, and they'll be able to add your transaction to their block manually, if it's profitable for them.






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    So 100kB limit still persists, I was confused by the comment to bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/35882/92719 . Thanks a lot

    – Elizaveta Olehnovich
    13 hours ago













  • You're welcome. If you have any other questions, I'm happy to help.

    – MCCCS
    13 hours ago











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Can I send almost 1MB transaction?




To be able to send a transaction that a miner will accept, that transaction has to be a standard transaction. As defined in policy.h



/** The maximum weight for transactions we're willing to relay/mine */

static const unsigned int MAX_STANDARD_TX_WEIGHT = 400000;


For non-Segwit transactions, the limit is 400,000 KB / 4 = 100,000 B = 100 kB.



Therefore, if you have a Pre-Segwit transaction larger than 100 kB but smaller than the block s̶i̶z̶e weight limit, you should contact a miner, and they'll be able to add your transaction to their block manually, if it's profitable for them.






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    So 100kB limit still persists, I was confused by the comment to bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/35882/92719 . Thanks a lot

    – Elizaveta Olehnovich
    13 hours ago













  • You're welcome. If you have any other questions, I'm happy to help.

    – MCCCS
    13 hours ago
















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Can I send almost 1MB transaction?




To be able to send a transaction that a miner will accept, that transaction has to be a standard transaction. As defined in policy.h



/** The maximum weight for transactions we're willing to relay/mine */

static const unsigned int MAX_STANDARD_TX_WEIGHT = 400000;


For non-Segwit transactions, the limit is 400,000 KB / 4 = 100,000 B = 100 kB.



Therefore, if you have a Pre-Segwit transaction larger than 100 kB but smaller than the block s̶i̶z̶e weight limit, you should contact a miner, and they'll be able to add your transaction to their block manually, if it's profitable for them.






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    So 100kB limit still persists, I was confused by the comment to bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/35882/92719 . Thanks a lot

    – Elizaveta Olehnovich
    13 hours ago













  • You're welcome. If you have any other questions, I'm happy to help.

    – MCCCS
    13 hours ago














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Can I send almost 1MB transaction?




To be able to send a transaction that a miner will accept, that transaction has to be a standard transaction. As defined in policy.h



/** The maximum weight for transactions we're willing to relay/mine */

static const unsigned int MAX_STANDARD_TX_WEIGHT = 400000;


For non-Segwit transactions, the limit is 400,000 KB / 4 = 100,000 B = 100 kB.



Therefore, if you have a Pre-Segwit transaction larger than 100 kB but smaller than the block s̶i̶z̶e weight limit, you should contact a miner, and they'll be able to add your transaction to their block manually, if it's profitable for them.






share|improve this answer














Can I send almost 1MB transaction?




To be able to send a transaction that a miner will accept, that transaction has to be a standard transaction. As defined in policy.h



/** The maximum weight for transactions we're willing to relay/mine */

static const unsigned int MAX_STANDARD_TX_WEIGHT = 400000;


For non-Segwit transactions, the limit is 400,000 KB / 4 = 100,000 B = 100 kB.



Therefore, if you have a Pre-Segwit transaction larger than 100 kB but smaller than the block s̶i̶z̶e weight limit, you should contact a miner, and they'll be able to add your transaction to their block manually, if it's profitable for them.







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    So 100kB limit still persists, I was confused by the comment to bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/35882/92719 . Thanks a lot

    – Elizaveta Olehnovich
    13 hours ago













  • You're welcome. If you have any other questions, I'm happy to help.

    – MCCCS
    13 hours ago














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    So 100kB limit still persists, I was confused by the comment to bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/35882/92719 . Thanks a lot

    – Elizaveta Olehnovich
    13 hours ago













  • You're welcome. If you have any other questions, I'm happy to help.

    – MCCCS
    13 hours ago








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So 100kB limit still persists, I was confused by the comment to bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/35882/92719 . Thanks a lot

– Elizaveta Olehnovich
13 hours ago







So 100kB limit still persists, I was confused by the comment to bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/35882/92719 . Thanks a lot

– Elizaveta Olehnovich
13 hours ago















You're welcome. If you have any other questions, I'm happy to help.

– MCCCS
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