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TrxSys is an experimental blockchain structured around the concept of Multiplexed Ledger Technology (MLT). A transaction serves the purpose of 1) record data to the TrxSys ledger,
2) send TrxSys cryptocurrency to another user, and 3) perform administrative functions. A basic transaction on the TrxSys blockchain has these steps:
A more detailed look at a basic transaction To execute a transaction you must have an account with TrxSys. Registration is easy [Go to Registration...] There are several ways to execute a transaction. But we will keep this very basic. The easiest way to do a transaction is to go to "Transaction Create" [Link...] The below screen shot describes the fields involved with creating a transaction using the TrxSys Create a Transaction form. [Go to Transaction...]
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Above: Screen shot of Transaction form In the above screen shot we accepted all the defaults and entered a message of "Hello world!". The "Transaction Type" defaults to "3: Basic Transaction". Regarding "Make Public", if you share the transaction ID then anyone who has the transaction ID will be able to view the transaction.    
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Above: Screen shot of completed Transaction execution After you click "Go" on the Transaction form then a "Success" message will be displayed. There is no need to copy this information as it is permanently stored in the TrxSys ledger.    
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Above: Screen shot of My Account The "My Account" page provides a link to all transactions that you have sent or received.    
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Above: Screen shot of My Transactions The "My Transactions" page lists the transaction IDs of all transactions that you have sent or received. It is possible to download a copy of those transactions as a zip file by clicking on the "link" or all transactions can also be downloaded. Highlighted in red is a link to the transaction (the transaction ID is displayed). With this link the link will be analyzed and presented in the "Transaction Display Tool."    
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Above: Screen shot of completed Transaction Display Screen The "Transaction Display Tool" lists every object on the transaction, decrypts encrypted messages and renders any images that are found. In the screen shot, 1) shows the transaction ID 2) again shows the transaction ID, and 3) shows the original message. If you have a transaction ID, you can "inspect" it with the "Transaction Inspector" [Go to Transaction Inspector...] Keep in mind several things:
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