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In a High-Fee Environment, What Is ‘Transaction Batching’?

Grouping multiple transactions into one main-chain transaction to amortize the gas fee and reduce the cost per individual transfer.
Greeks.live05.12.25

In a High-Fee Environment, What Is ‘Transaction Batching’?

Transaction batching is the process of grouping multiple individual transactions into a single, larger transaction. This is often done by Layer 2 solutions or specific protocols to reduce the overall cost per individual transaction.

By submitting one transaction to the main chain, the total gas fee is amortized across all batched transactions, leading to significant cost savings for users.

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Batching

Strategy ⎊ Batching is a strategic approach in financial systems where multiple individual operations are grouped together for collective processing.

Transaction Batching

Transaction ⎊ The aggregation of multiple cryptocurrency, options, or derivatives transactions into a single, consolidated unit for processing and settlement.

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