ts-sdk-transactions

To submit an Aptos transaction using the TypeScript SDK, build and sign the transaction payload, submit it to the network, and explicitly call `waitForTransaction` to ensure full confirmation and avoid common skipping mistakes.

A sponsored Aptos transaction allows a secondary fee payer account to cover network gas costs. Use the TypeScript SDK to build a fee payer transaction, collecting signatures from both the sender and the designated fee payer before submission.

Handle Aptos TypeScript SDK transaction arguments by explicitly casting numeric inputs to `bigint`. This ensures the SDK correctly serializes values for on-chain execution and prevents type mismatch errors during transaction building.

Yes, you can execute multi-agent Aptos transactions using the TypeScript SDK by defining multiple signer accounts within the transaction payload and collecting the required signatures from each participating agent before submission.

Aptos TypeScript SDK transactions may appear successful but fail on-chain if you skip confirmation steps or use deprecated methods. Always use `waitForTransaction` to verify execution status and confirm the transaction is finalized.

Simulate an Aptos transaction using the TypeScript SDK by building the transaction payload and running a simulation request to preview execution results, allowing you to validate function arguments and estimate gas costs safely without committing state changes.