Bitauth IDE

New Examples Added to Bitcoin Script Debugger

BitAuth IDE now includes examples of 3 types of authentication schemes available for securing bitcoin: single signature (P2PKH), a 2-of-3…

Jason Dreyzehner

Aug 26, 2019 • 1 min read

Bitauth IDE now includes examples of 3 types of authentication schemes available for securing bitcoin: single signature (P2PKH), a 2-of-3 multi-signature vault, and a time-delayed recovery vault.

Bitcoin Script is the low-level programming language used to define the security requirements required to spend an amount of bitcoin.

While most users hold bitcoin in single-signature wallets, it’s possible to use Bitcoin Script for more advanced authentication schemes, requiring varying combinations of signatures, time delays, and fallbacks in order to spend.

Bitauth IDE is a Bitcoin Authentication Interactive Development Environment: it allows you to experiment with and debug new bitcoin security ideas. You can start a project from any of the available templates.

You can experiment with the new templates in Bitauth IDE.

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