Cost preview

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Preview only. The final in-app quote is authoritative.

Reveal size	159 vB
Network fee	6,360 sats (0.00006360 BTC)
Value that stays yours	546 sats (postage that moves with the asset)
Total funding	6,906 sats (0.00006906 BTC)
Rate	40 sat/vB (user entered)

• Fee rate 40 sat/vB (user entered).
• The final Inscribe quote is authoritative. This preview is for understanding only.
• Commit transaction size depends on the funding inputs the wallet picks, so only the reveal virtual bytes are shown.
• Inscription outputs keep 546 sats of postage that stays owned by the user and moves with the asset.

Estimator source: the pure Inscribe estimator, shared with the app (inscribe@caac2606a479)

Transaction anatomy explorer

Commit and reveal (ordinals-style inscription) (synthetic fixture)

Part	Value	What it is
Input fixture-1:a	12,000 sats	No known asset
Output	6,906 sats	Commit address (service)
Output	5,094 sats	Change back to your payment address
After the commit confirms, the reveal transaction spends it:
Reveal output	546 sats	Inscription output (postage stays yours)
Reveal output	6,360 sats	Miner fee

Read the classifications carefully: "No known asset" means this fixture does not model an asset. It is not a guarantee. "Value stays yours" marks outputs you still own: postage and change. Spent fee value belongs to the miner the moment the transaction confirms.

Wallet review: what to verify before every signature

Use this checklist against whatever wallet you use. The simulator is wallet-neutral on purpose: it teaches the checks, not one app's buttons.

1. Network: the wallet header and the order page agree on mainnet.
2. Operation: the request matches what you clicked (a payment, not a transfer of a held asset).
3. Recipient: the exact address from the order page, compared end to end.
4. Total: matches the quoted total to the sat.
5. Fee: sensible for the current fee rate; no surprise multiples.
6. Service fee: the flat documented amount, shown separately.
7. Inputs: none of them hold assets you are not deliberately spending; the app warns before funding from asset-bearing outputs.
8. Change: goes back to your address.
9. Unexpected outputs: anything not on this list is a stop condition.

Safety exercises

Your wallet shows a signature request for a testnet address while you are creating on mainnet. What do you do?

Sign it; testnet coins have no value

Reject, check the network in both the app and the wallet, and restart the payment

The wallet review shows a receiving address that differs by two characters from the one you copied. What do you do?

Sign; wallets check addresses anyway

Reject and re-copy the address from the order page, then compare end to end

The transaction has an extra output you do not recognize, paying a fixed small amount. What is it?

An unexpected output is always an attack; reject

Check it against the quote: a flat 1,500 sat service fee is expected; anything else means stop

Your funding input is 12,000 sats but the outputs only pay the 6,906 sat commit with no change output. What does that mean?

The remainder is the miner fee, so this is normal

The app stole the difference

Your payment to the commit address is stuck unconfirmed and the wallet cannot fee-bump it. What do you do?

Send the payment again to speed it up

Wait and watch the order page; detection runs until it confirms

You signed a transfer to an address you mis-copied, it confirmed, and the assets are gone. What can be done?

Ask support to reverse the transaction

Nothing reverses it; if it was your own address elsewhere, recover it there, then re-check the checklist