@ -1355,7 +1355,7 @@ to the receiver in the manner that the receiver indicated.
[[p2wsh]]
===== Pay to witness script hash
The ((("scripts", "segregated witness", "P2WSH", id="script-segwit-p2wsh")))((("segregated witness (segwit)", "scripts and", "P2WSH", id="segwit-script-p2wsh")))((("P2WSH (pay to witness script hash)", id="p2wsh")))((("output scripts", "P2WSH (pay to witness script hash)", id="output-script-p2wsh")))second type of
The ((("scripts", "segregated witness", "P2WSH", id="script-segwit-p2wsh")))((("segregated witness (segwit)", "scripts and", "P2WSH", id="segwit-script-p2wsh")))((("P2WSH (pay to witness script hash)", id="p2wsh-ch7")))((("output scripts", "P2WSH (pay to witness script hash)", id="output-script-p2wsh")))second type of
segwit v0 witness program corresponds to a pay to script hash (P2SH) script. We
saw this type of script in <<p2sh>>. In that example, P2SH was used by
Mohammed's company to express a multisignature script. Payments to
@ -1444,7 +1444,7 @@ critical difference between them is the length of the witness program:
This is the one difference that allows a full node to differentiate between
the two types of witness programs. By looking at the length of the hash,
a node can determine what type of witness program it is, P2WPKH ((("P2WSH (pay to witness script hash)", startref="p2wsh")))((("output scripts", "P2WSH (pay to witness script hash)", startref="output-script-p2wsh")))((("scripts", "segregated witness", "P2WSH", startref="script-segwit-p2wsh")))((("segregated witness (segwit)", "scripts and", "P2WSH", startref="segwit-script-p2wsh")))or
a node can determine what type of witness program it is, P2WPKH ((("P2WSH (pay to witness script hash)", startref="p2wsh-ch7")))((("output scripts", "P2WSH (pay to witness script hash)", startref="output-script-p2wsh")))((("scripts", "segregated witness", "P2WSH", startref="script-segwit-p2wsh")))((("segregated witness (segwit)", "scripts and", "P2WSH", startref="segwit-script-p2wsh")))or
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