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    Is there any way to generate the summary of the transaction including the bitcoin core address from which btc was sent?

    I don’t think Bitcoin core directly supports doing that.

    However you can go to the “Transactions” tab, right click a Transaction and choose “Copy Transaction Id” from the context menu. You can then open a web-browser, navigate to any “blockchain explorer“, and paste the Transaction-Id, Most explorers will show the addresses used to send the money.


    There’s a few things to note:

    • The Bitcoin network itself doesn’t use Bitcoin addresses – so these don’t actually appear in the transaction data transmitted by a wallet. Many apps or websites will create an address from the details of a transaction and show you that.

    • A transaction may have many sending addresses because each corresponds to one of the coins¹ being spent. As in any physical cash transaction, you might hand over several coins to make up the required total amount being spent.


    Footnote:

    1. A “coin” is technically an unspent transaction output (UTXO) from an earlier transaction which sent you money.



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