Transaction and PSBT decoder
Decoded in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you choose to look up input values.
Questions
What is a PSBT?
A Partially Signed Bitcoin Transaction (BIP-174): a transaction your wallet has built but not finished signing, passed between a wallet and a hardware device or co-signers. It carries the details a signer needs to check what it is approving.
Is it safe to paste my PSBT here?
The decoding runs entirely in your browser. The PSBT is never sent to Wardcrest. A PSBT cannot be used to spend your coins without your signing device, but it does reveal the addresses and amounts involved, so treat it like a bank statement.
How do I know which output is change?
Wallets attach key-derivation data to outputs that come back to them. Outputs with that data are marked as your change; every other output leaves your wallet. Check each of those addresses against where you meant to send.
What are SIGHASH flags?
They say which parts of the transaction a signature covers. ALL (or DEFAULT on Taproot) is normal. NONE, SINGLE and ANYONECANPAY let other people change parts of the transaction after you sign; they have legitimate uses in some protocols but are a classic tool in scams.