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In Bitcoin, it was originally an assumption that miners producing blocks would use a unique address per transaction, making sure that the coinbase of each block had a unique TXID. As this was not enforced, users accidentally made duplicate transactions by setting the same destination address for multiple solved blocks. BIP34 simply adds a new field to be ...
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As RedGrittyBrick suggested in a comment: Give each user a different deposit address.
Think of your process as the users purchasing credits in exchange for a Bitcoin payment. You respond to each purchase request with an offer. The offer includes an invoice address. Each new offer should have a new address, so you can identify which user took what offer. ...
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