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'''nLockTime''' is a parameter of a transaction, that, if any input indicates so (by having nSequence not equal to UINT_MAX), mandates a minimal time (specified in either unix time or block height), before which the transaction cannot be accepted into a block. If all inputs in a transaction have nSequence equal to UINT_MAX, then nLockTime is ignored. | '''nLockTime''' is a parameter of a transaction, that, if any input indicates so (by having nSequence not equal to UINT_MAX), mandates a minimal time (specified in either unix time or block height), before which the transaction cannot be accepted into a block. If all inputs in a transaction have nSequence equal to UINT_MAX, then nLockTime is ignored. | ||
See lock_time in [[Protocol_specification#tx|the protocol specification]] | ==See Also== | ||
* lock_time in [[Protocol_specification#tx|the protocol specification]] | |||
* [[Timelock]] | |||
[[Category:Technical]] | [[Category:Technical]] | ||
{{lowercase}} | {{lowercase}} | ||
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nLockTime is a parameter of a transaction, that, if any input indicates so (by having nSequence not equal to UINT_MAX), mandates a minimal time (specified in either unix time or block height), before which the transaction cannot be accepted into a block. If all inputs in a transaction have nSequence equal to UINT_MAX, then nLockTime is ignored.
See Also
- lock_time in the protocol specification
- Timelock