<p>Each private key can send the transaction fully, similar to having a joint account, the other party can cash out the account at any time and so can you.</p>

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2014-02-23T02:08:24.863Z
2014-02-23T02:08:24.863Z
Mark
<p>Here is an example of multisig tx</p>

<p><a href="https://blockchain.info/tx/09dd94f2c85262173da87a745a459007bb1eed6eeb6bfa238a0cd91a16cf7790?show_adv=true" rel="nofollow">https://blockchain.info/tx/09dd94f2c85262173da87a745a459007bb1eed6eeb6bfa238a0cd91a16cf7790?show_adv=true</a></p>

<p>the 3rd one output is 1 of 2 keys. </p>

<p>So the question is what is going to happen if 
both addresses will try to spend that transaction ? </p>

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multisig tx 1 out of 2
Roman Mandeleil
# multisig tx 1 out of 2

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-01-24)

Here is an example of multisig tx

<https://blockchain.info/tx/09dd94f2c85262173da87a745a459007bb1eed6eeb6bfa238a0cd91a16cf7790?show_adv=true>

the 3rd one output is 1 of 2 keys.

So the question is what is going to happen if
both addresses will try to spend that transaction ?

**Tags:** multi-signature


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-02-23. Score: 2

Each private key can send the transaction fully, similar to having a joint account, the other party can cash out the account at any time and so can you.


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