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bitcoind is the command-line software for Bitcoin Core. It stands for "Bitcoin Daemon" where a daemon is any computer process which runs in the background ("service" in Windows terminology).
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Is there any way to prevent intra wallet transaction fees?
To reply to your updated question: If you have two addresses in your wallet, and want to send coins from one of the addresses to the other, then you do have to pay fees. The network doesn't know wheth …
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Is change of Bitcoin address of an account possible?
Yes, you can generate a new address and use that to receive transactions instead. However, note that funds from the old address don't automatically get transferred to the new address, so don't delete …
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Is it possible to send coins WITHOUT importing private key?
Basically what Murch said. You have to use the private key to sign the transaction.
There is a point I want to add, however. It is possible to send coins without importing the private key into a comp …
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