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<p><strong>Let's say I transfer 2 bitcoin to Anuj account</strong></p>
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<p>The Bitcoin network doesn't have accounts as such. You typically transfer money to a Bitcoin &quot;address&quot; given to you by the intended recipient.</p>
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<p><strong>how much time maximum it will take to reflect in Anuj's account</strong></p>
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<p>It depends on how busy the Bitcoin network is and on the transaction fee chosen by the sender. I don't think there is an imposed maximum but if the sender selects a very low fee and the network is busy, it can take many days.</p>
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<p><strong>what will be the process running in background on bitcoin during this record.</strong></p>
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<p>No process needs to be running in the background.</p>
<p>You can receive money when your computer is turned off. Receiving money typically doesn't require any participation from the recipient after the sender knows the receiving address.</p>
<p>Obviously, a Bitcoin wallet can only find out it has previously received money by catching up when next online.</p>

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<p>How bitcoin handle users limit if only 4000 transactions in every 10 minutes ? Let's say I transfer 2 bitcoin to Anuj account then how much time maximum it will take to reflect in Anuj's account and what will be the process running in background on bitcoin during this record.</p>

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Bitcoin users limit
Aanuj Birani
# Bitcoin users limit

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-09-13)

How bitcoin handle users limit if only 4000 transactions in every 10 minutes ? Let's say I transfer 2 bitcoin to Anuj account then how much time maximum it will take to reflect in Anuj's account and what will be the process running in background on bitcoin during this record.

**Tags:** bitcoin-core, blockchain, cryptography, decentralization


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2020-09-13. Score: 1

> **Let's say I transfer 2 bitcoin to Anuj account**

The Bitcoin network doesn't have accounts as such. You typically transfer money to a Bitcoin "address" given to you by the intended recipient.

> **how much time maximum it will take to reflect in Anuj's account**

It depends on how busy the Bitcoin network is and on the transaction fee chosen by the sender. I don't think there is an imposed maximum but if the sender selects a very low fee and the network is busy, it can take many days.

> **what will be the process running in background on bitcoin during this record.**

No process needs to be running in the background.

You can receive money when your computer is turned off. Receiving money typically doesn't require any participation from the recipient after the sender knows the receiving address.

Obviously, a Bitcoin wallet can only find out it has previously received money by catching up when next online.


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