pay-to-many does not support fiat amounts (output amounts lack fiat conversion when batching, paytomany)
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Hi
I am trying to upload a file with this format
39UPoA2Ewer99mxdXV71fZDcJSUUE2Sg5d, 20.02
17yJqsw8TLfCG8SLL4aqyChMdeyR4R3sd8, 20.23
17BXq4Xynv9LQLbj7jQGNfh76KSht5vhKD, 46.36
When I upload it, its treating it as as sat value instead of sending USD total figure, or that's how suppose to work ?
If yes, can you guys make it like that ? So it sends USD value instead of sat value.
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Reproduce the reported pay-to-many upload using the three address-and-amount lines and verify whether the values are interpreted as satoshis. Then trace the pay-to-many batching and fiat-conversion path; done means uploaded fiat amounts produce the intended bitcoin outputs.
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