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The Partially Signed Bitcoin Transaction (PSBT) is a standard in the Bitcoin ecosystem that enhances the transferability of unsigned transactions. It enables multiple people to collaborate in signing a single transaction. This standard, detailed in BIP 174, provides a structured format for transactions that have not yet been finalized, including all necessary information for completion.

PSBTs are particularly valuable in scenarios requiring inputs from multiple signers, such as multisig setups, hardware wallet transactions, and complex financial arrangements like CoinJoins, making them secure and flexible for Bitcoin transactions. PSBTs were created to address the difficulties of securely signing transactions in a decentralized manner, while maintaining a high level of security. They enable the precise outlining of transaction inputs and outputs.

These devices possess crucial metadata that permits signers to authenticate transaction details independently. This characteristic is essential for cold storage devices, which can sign transactions while disconnected, offering added safeguarding for private keys against possible online risks.

The widespread adoption of PSBTs among leading wallet providers and Bitcoin software has dramatically enhanced connectivity within the Bitcoin network. This has simplified complex procedures and improved the flexibility of Bitcoin transactions by enabling seamless transfers between various wallets and signing devices.

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