How to send bitcoin on multiple address with single transaction?

[MintCondition]

Is it possible to send bitcoin on multiple address in only one transaction. I want to send payment to my workers but i'm tired on pasting all each txid of all payments that i've done. I recently saw some campaign manager posting a single txid for the payment on multiple address. How to do that? Thanks in advance for those who will help me.

[jackg]

Is it possible to send bitcoin on multiple address in only one transaction. I want to send payment to my workers but i'm tired on pasting all each txid of all payments that i've done. I recently saw some campaign manager posting a single txid for the payment on multiple address. How to do that? Thanks in advance for those who will help me.

I know electrum has a system for sending a "pay to many" transaction where you input data such as:

Code:

ADDRESS1,AMOUNT1,
ADDRESS2,AMOUNT2,
ADDRESS3,AMOUNT3,

Hopefully this helps (electrum can be downloaded from electrum.org).

[LGD2Business]

Yes, it's possible. You can use Electrum for that.
Select: Tools > Pay to many
Now you need to post address, amount in each line.

1xyzzxczxccczc, 0.01
1yxzzxczxczczx, 0.05
... etc.

[mornabo]

I think if you're using an online wallet like blockchain it will be easier dude. because it has a feature to send to multiple addresses in a single transaction.

[MintCondition]

Thanks for all the reply. I download now electrum and used it for payments. At last, my job become easy on sending payments and posting Txid. Hahaha. I never thought that there was method on doing that. I will close now my thread. Thanks again.

[piebeyb]

You do not explain bitcoin wallet like what you use? If you use a web wallet of course, you will see the feature to add another address in your wallet at the send button, at least you can see it for transactions to multiple addresses wallet

[jackg]

Thanks for all the reply. I download now electrum and used it for payments. At last, my job become easy on sending payments and posting Txid. Hahaha. I never thought that there was method on doing that. I will close now my thread. Thanks again.

Glad our information was helpful for you.
You may also notice your transaction fees will reduce slightly by sending this type of transaction instead of the send-to-one transaction (if all transaction addresses are under the same txid).