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TxAccountRecoveryConfirms

Blockchain operations

  • recover_account

Columns

Name
Description
account_to_recover
username of the account to recover
new_owner_authority
new public owner key provided by the account to recover to the recovery account
recent_owner_authority
a public owner key of the account to recover before it was last changed

Description

This table contains operations broadcasted to the blockchain by the hacked account's owner to confirm the account recovery request sent by its Recovery Account.
Although it is a recent private owner key that is broadcasted to the blockchain node, it is the corresponding public owner key that is stored in the blockchain (and in the database).
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