<p>Send the command as following: </p>

<pre><code>bitcoin-cli createrawtransaction 
[{"txid":"FIRST_INPUT_TXID","vout":2},    
{"txid":"SECOND_INPUT_TXID", "vout":3}]
{"FIRST_OUTPUT_ADDRESS":0.006, "SECOND_OUTPUT_ADDRESS":0.004}
</code></pre>

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<p>I saw we can specify multiple txids, but I've never seen such a case.
So I wanna make it sure.
Thanks </p>

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Can you explain a bit more in detail? Or provide the. Example that you have seen? Do you want to use several inputs to be sent to a single output address?
pebwindkraft
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Yeah exactly I want to use several inputs for an output.
西田龍
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Adam provided the answer already :-)
pebwindkraft
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I see I thought that it was the way of multi payment
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How can I specify multiple txids in createrawtransaction function?
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# How can I specify multiple txids in createrawtransaction function?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-03-08)

I saw we can specify multiple txids, but I've never seen such a case.
So I wanna make it sure.
Thanks

**Tags:** transactions

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Can you explain a bit more in detail? Or provide the. Example that you have seen? Do you want to use several inputs to be sent to a single output address?  
> **username_0**: Yeah exactly I want to use several inputs for an output.  
> **username_1**: Adam provided the answer already :-)  
> **username_0**: I see I thought that it was the way of multi payment  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2018-03-08. Score: 1

Send the command as following: 
bitcoin-cli createrawtransaction 
[{"txid":"FIRST_INPUT_TXID","vout":2},    
{"txid":"SECOND_INPUT_TXID", "vout":3}]
{"FIRST_OUTPUT_ADDRESS":0.006, "SECOND_OUTPUT_ADDRESS":0.004}

if it didn't work try to skip quotation (") by adding backslash before it \"


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