Putting data on the Blockchain — (Links to all parts at the bottom) In parts 1–5, I covered the basic parts of the VeChain Blockchain and how to interact with it. This was always limited to simply transferring VET from one wallet to another (or to multiple wallets, using the VeChain MTT feature). In the next…

Python-powered VET transfers (Links to all parts at the bottom) So, after the basics in VeChain blockchain transfers it’s now time to upgrade the script a little. Until now everything was pretty manual but that will change. To to that, we need to load two more python modules: from random…

Creating a multi-clause transaction (Links to all parts at the bottom) In this part, the concept of clauses will be explained and a transaction with multiple clauses containing VET will be send in testnet. What is a clause on the VeChain blockchain? A clause is part of a transaction. One transaction can have multiple clauses. A clause carries…

Build a VET transaction (Links to all parts at the bottom) In this part a transaction will be created, signed and transfered to the VeChain Testnet using the python thor-devkit. To send the transaction with python, “requests” needs to be installed. This can be done like: pip3 install requests Of…

What’s a transaction made of? (Links to all parts at the bottom) This part will focus on the different elements of a transaction. With all the options explained. What is a transaction on VeChain Thor made of? The concept of transactions being put into a block and those blocks building a chain is now commonly know in the crypto…

Create a wallet on the VeChain Blockchain (Links to all parts at the bottom) Some weeks ago the python-based VeChain DevKit was released and I thought this would be a good chance to get to know python and the mechanics behind transactions a little better. So I started to play…

Aim of this guide: This guide will walk you through the process of moving your (X-)Node token and the required funds to a Leder Nano S/X. Requirements for this guide: Have your Ledger Nano set up, including a PIN and verified Seed Words. Leder Nano Firmware “Secure Element”: 1.6.0 (or higher) Leder Nano Firmware…

Recently I was updating some code of mine to support Vechains VIP191 feature. While I was implementing the necessary changes I realized, that I doesn’t even really understand the MPP feature. …

As I am a Windows user when it comes to my desktop, I always liked to use the software directly on it. When it comes to VeChain, there is no precompiled package for that. …