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How can I use the SpendProofV1 to prove I sent Monero to an exchange?
What is the “SpendProofV1…” or “OutProofV1…” in the details of a sent transaction in the GUI?How do I use my MyMonero wallet via the Monero Core GUI?How to synchronize the GUI wallet using the blockchain bootstrapHow do I get the TX Key from the GUI Wallet?Missing monero sent from one GUI wallet to anotherCan I use the GUI wallet over SSH?XMR sent from Kraken not visible in walletHow can I rename the wallet?How do I sell Monero for USD if I start from the Monero in my wallet?How to use the electrum seed password in monero-wallet-cli?Monero GUI: How do I switch back to my Ledger Nano S wallet from my original wallet
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I've recovered an old wallet, where I previously Monero to an exchange from. How can I use the SpendProofV1, recovered from the History tab of the GUI, to prove I deposited Monero into their exchange?
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I've recovered an old wallet, where I previously Monero to an exchange from. How can I use the SpendProofV1, recovered from the History tab of the GUI, to prove I deposited Monero into their exchange?
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I've recovered an old wallet, where I previously Monero to an exchange from. How can I use the SpendProofV1, recovered from the History tab of the GUI, to prove I deposited Monero into their exchange?
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I've recovered an old wallet, where I previously Monero to an exchange from. How can I use the SpendProofV1, recovered from the History tab of the GUI, to prove I deposited Monero into their exchange?
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The SpendProofV1 string contains a second, newly created ring
signature that proves exactly the same input ownership again, but
using different random initialization data. Only someone that owned
the inputs of the transaction would be able to create this second
valid ring signature. That is all the SpendProofV1 string contains.
There is no key derivation communicated, because it is unknown by the
wallet in this scenario.
(See What is the "SpendProofV1..." or "OutProofV1..." in the details of a sent transaction in the GUI?)
Therefore you need to send both the transaction ID and the SpendProofV1 string. The exchange will be able to use this information to verify that you sent the funds.
answered Jun 8 at 20:36
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The SpendProofV1 string contains a second, newly created ring
signature that proves exactly the same input ownership again, but
using different random initialization data. Only someone that owned
the inputs of the transaction would be able to create this second
valid ring signature. That is all the SpendProofV1 string contains.
There is no key derivation communicated, because it is unknown by the
wallet in this scenario.
(See What is the "SpendProofV1..." or "OutProofV1..." in the details of a sent transaction in the GUI?)
Therefore you need to send both the transaction ID and the SpendProofV1 string. The exchange will be able to use this information to verify that you sent the funds.
answered Jun 8 at 20:36
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The SpendProofV1 string contains a second, newly created ring
signature that proves exactly the same input ownership again, but
using different random initialization data. Only someone that owned
the inputs of the transaction would be able to create this second
valid ring signature. That is all the SpendProofV1 string contains.
There is no key derivation communicated, because it is unknown by the
wallet in this scenario.
(See What is the "SpendProofV1..." or "OutProofV1..." in the details of a sent transaction in the GUI?)
Therefore you need to send both the transaction ID and the SpendProofV1 string. The exchange will be able to use this information to verify that you sent the funds.
answered Jun 8 at 20:36
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The SpendProofV1 string contains a second, newly created ring
signature that proves exactly the same input ownership again, but
using different random initialization data. Only someone that owned
the inputs of the transaction would be able to create this second
valid ring signature. That is all the SpendProofV1 string contains.
There is no key derivation communicated, because it is unknown by the
wallet in this scenario.
(See What is the "SpendProofV1..." or "OutProofV1..." in the details of a sent transaction in the GUI?)
Therefore you need to send both the transaction ID and the SpendProofV1 string. The exchange will be able to use this information to verify that you sent the funds.
answered Jun 8 at 20:36
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The SpendProofV1 string contains a second, newly created ring
signature that proves exactly the same input ownership again, but
using different random initialization data. Only someone that owned
the inputs of the transaction would be able to create this second
valid ring signature. That is all the SpendProofV1 string contains.
There is no key derivation communicated, because it is unknown by the
wallet in this scenario.
(See What is the "SpendProofV1..." or "OutProofV1..." in the details of a sent transaction in the GUI?)
Therefore you need to send both the transaction ID and the SpendProofV1 string. The exchange will be able to use this information to verify that you sent the funds.
answered Jun 8 at 20:36
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