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  • Introduction
    • Authentication
    • Signing and Broadcasting Transactions
    • Why use Hive Authentication Services?
  • Support
  • Developer documentation
    • Protocol description
      • Authentication
      • Transactions
      • Challenge
    • HAS for Applications
      • Connection
      • Encryption key (auth_key)
      • Authentication
        • Authentication request
        • Authentication payload
        • Authentication approval
        • Authentication refusal
        • Errors
        • Expiration
      • Transactions
        • Transaction request
        • Feedback to user
        • Transaction approval
        • Transaction refusal
        • Errors
        • Expiration
      • Challenge
        • Challenge request
        • Feedback to user
        • Challenge approval
        • Challenge refusal
        • Errors
        • Expiration
      • Attach
  • HAS for Wallets (PKSA)
    • Connection
    • Server Encryption Key retrieval
    • Proof of Key
    • Account registration
    • Authentication
      • Authentication payload
      • Authentications request
      • Feedback to user
      • Authentication approval
      • Authentication refusal
      • Errors
    • Transactions
      • Transaction request
      • Feedback to user
      • Transaction approval
      • Transaction refusal
      • Errors
    • Challenge
      • Challenge request
      • Feedback to user
      • Challenge approval
      • Challenge refusal
      • Errors
  • Tutorials
    • App code example
      • HAS Wrapper library
      • HTML code example
      • .NET code example
    • PKSA code example
      • Service Mode
  • Resources
    • Materials
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  1. Introduction

Signing and Broadcasting Transactions

Once an account is authenticated against an application, the latest can request the user to sign and broadcast transactions.

The user has the guarantee that the transaction requests come from the application with which he has just authenticated because both the app and the user have created a strong link through the authentication process and the HAS will filter out any transaction request from an unapproved application.

Similar to authentication, users will be able to approve or reject each transaction request that the approved applications will submit to them for signature.

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