Transactions

Creating a raw transaction involves composing a data structure that outlines the sender, recipient, and amount to be transferred within a blockchain network, typically including inputs and outputs. 

Signing a transaction necessitates validating the transaction's authenticity by employing the sender's private key to digitally sign the transaction, ensuring it can't be altered and validating the sender's ownership of the assets. Once signed, the transaction is serialized into a raw format, enabling its transmission across the network. 

Broadcasting a transaction entails disseminating this signed transaction data to all nodes within the network, initiating the validation process where miners or validators confirm the transaction's legitimacy and include it in the blockchain, thereby finalizing the transfer of assets between the involved parties on the blockchain.