Closed hoangan closed 7 years ago
Yea this is pretty easy with the library. We don't have examples for such a specific case, though there are some in the readme that should be enough to get you started.
BIP49 is just BIP32, with a specific type of script being used for the address, & transaction signing is unchanged. Check the BIP32 examples, the BIP49 BIP, and the segwit address examples, then the transaction signing examples.
There is even a BIP49 derivation example.
Combine that with a multi-sig transaction example, and you're good to go.
Thanks guys.
Is there a way to sign BIP49 Segwit Multisig raw transaction using Trezor?
Thanks