`Coins` | a list of coins that are to be sent. Each line starts with a `COIN_ID` identifying the coin, eventually followed by a comma and a `TRANSACTION_ID` justifying the ownership of the coin.
`Comment` | comment for transaction. May be used for any future purpose. Multiline field, ends at the end of the transaction message.
And `TRANSACTION_ID` has the following format:
SENDER_FINGERPRINT-INCREMENT
### Coins format
A `COIN_ID` has the following format:
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Note that this comment is part of transaction thus
il also signed.
### Transfert transaction
Transfert transaction is identified by having `Type: TRANSFERT` value. Such a transaction alter the ownership of one or more coins from `Sender` to `Recipient`. Ownership can be proved by the `Recipient` simply by showing this transaction.
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Here I am sending coins 500 and 200 to someone else (either an individual or organization).
### Fusion transaction
Fusion transaction is identified by having `Type: FUSION` value. Such a transaction allows to fusion *existing* coins into a *new* one with a value equals to the sum of the material coins.