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Account: this is typically set when everybody uses the same user/password (above). This identifies your account from everyone else's. In some cases "account" identifies your wallet name, as specified by the wallet provider. When implementing a local BTC node, you may have many different wallets for different purposes or BATM's.
Example:
A typical sample "parameter" for a local Bitcoin Core node (bitcoind) will look something like:
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There are no quotes.
All fields are seperated by a colon (":").
Empty fields are skipped ("::"). NO SPACE BETWEEN THE COLONS!
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When you have configured your parameters correctly, test them:
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If you've entered the correct parameters, the appropriate tests will show green:
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And that's it. You're ready to start selling crypto! |