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Assets @exodus/web3-solana-utilsdeserializeTransactionBytes

deserializeTransactionBytes

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function

deserializeTransactionBytes

Signature

deserializeTransactionBytes(wireTransactionBuffer: Bytes): LegacyOrVersionedTransaction

Parameters:

wireTransactionBuffer: Bytes

Returns:

LegacyOrVersionedTransaction

deserializeTransaction deserializeTransactionSignature

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