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_What is a transaction?_ A transaction is a bitcoin exchange. The owner of some bitcoins uses his private key to access those coins, then locks the transaction using the recipient's public key.
> **TESTNET vs MAINNET:** Sadly, there are no faucets in real life. If you were playing on the mainnet, you'd need to go and actually buy bitcoins at a bitcoin exchange or ATM, or you'd need to get someone to send them to you. Testnet life is much easier.
> :link: **TESTNET vs MAINNET:** Sadly, there are no faucets in real life. If you were playing on the mainnet, you'd need to go and actually buy bitcoins at a bitcoin exchange or ATM, or you'd need to get someone to send them to you. Testnet life is much easier.
## Verify Your Money