<p>mSIGNA creates a change address for you. You do need to tell it what fee you want to pay - we are working on adding better automatic fee estimation, but for now you need to specify it yourself.</p>

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2016-12-11T01:42:10.517Z
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<p>I installed mSigna, connected it to a full node and created an address.
Assumed I bought 1BTC from some exchange platform and it is received on this address. How can I spend 10 mBTC without paying a transaction fee of 990 mBTC ?
Does mSigna create automatically a return address and automatically pays 990 - the transaction fee I chose to this address or must I do it by hand ?
Thanks.
Francis</p>

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mSigna : return address
Francis28
# mSigna : return address

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-12-10)

I installed mSigna, connected it to a full node and created an address.
Assumed I bought 1BTC from some exchange platform and it is received on this address. How can I spend 10 mBTC without paying a transaction fee of 990 mBTC ?
Does mSigna create automatically a return address and automatically pays 990 - the transaction fee I chose to this address or must I do it by hand ?
Thanks.
Francis

**Tags:** transaction-fees, msigna


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2016-12-11. Score: 1

mSIGNA creates a change address for you. You do need to tell it what fee you want to pay - we are working on adding better automatic fee estimation, but for now you need to specify it yourself.


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