When you check from which address the TX come from, you are always the sender. It's because during the transaction build part, we set in RPC Payload the wrong index. We set it of the receiver instead of the sender one.
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CaptainDero
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12 months ago
Description
When you check from which address the TX come from, you are always the sender. It's because during the transaction build part, we set in RPC Payload the wrong index. We set it of the receiver instead of the sender one.
Type of change
Please select the right one.
Which part is impacted ?
Checklist:
License
Im am contributing & releasing the code under DERO Research License (which can be found here).