A bitcoin can be expressed as a sequence of transactions signed in digital means, starting from the birth of bit coins as a prize for the block. Bitcoin owners are required to hand over Bitcoin to the next owner through the digital signature of BITAKAYAN TRANSACTION, in order to authorize bank checks in general terms. One recipient can check each transaction made for verification of ownership chain. However, bit checks like the general check approval are not reversible, which eliminates the risk of chargaback fraud.
Although each bitcane can be handled separately, but it requires a different transaction for each bitcane in any transaction, it becomes a complex process. Therefore, there may be multiple inputs and outputs in one transaction, so that bitcoin can be separated and re-integrated. In general transactions, there will be a single input from a previously traded transaction or there may be some inputs in the form of small transactions in the previous one. And the output will be two - one for repaying, the other to send back the retail money (if needed) to the sender. The difference between the transaction's input and the total amount of the quantity goes as a transaction fee to miners.
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