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What Is the Primary Function of a TXID?

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What Is the Primary Function of a TXID?

The Transaction ID (TXID) is a unique identifier for every transaction on the blockchain. It is a hash of the transaction data and is used to track and reference a specific transaction.

It serves as a receipt and a key reference for nodes and users.

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