Oh, I didn’t actually know that — thanks for pointing it out.
Like I mentioned earlier in the thread, I’m still pretty new to Bitcointalk, so I wasn’t aware there was a proper way to format long strings like raw transaction hex. I thought posting it directly would just clutter the thread or make it look messy, so I held back.
Good to know about the

As mentioned, here’s the raw transaction hex:

01000000000104f621f4aba4d2eea7198d58b6f08a13c2ecc89c21bad6e58af718d6bab94459260 000000000ffffffffba7c0607b57302404bd49457355fc87c645d001c2af5bfdbb5062884737b19 ca0100000000ffffffffdc5c73297fe9c5bc8a3485311645c6b754fc75ed3fa1e836d121e31e82f 3a6f50000000000ffffffffb473c4f3e06ac922835f2b054a39d671d847c2bf9d20fa2f65845358 a33aedf30000000000ffffffff01bdf400000000000017a914a72b1007642d4e0926ce9663f7a9d 11e1be15ef8870247304402205ef79669542ce2a7f829d306537717951bec8129db55061fa4d1b9 200c34cc140220096b1ab93e5a0cdcc494097d740edb9e17c93851c4cc294821155158b42c90ab0 1410479be667ef9dcbbac55a06295ce870b07029bfcdb2dce28d959f2815b16f81798483ada7726 a3c4655da4fbfc0e1108a8fd17b448a68554199c47d08ffb10d4b802483045022100aa34395312d 63f461cd09647fcfd5dd996ead7ea00315a757211cfb4acc4c9d902204dab734835a3e60af8d1b9 33a94fefd8505a8f62aef4828151afc56d4781493501410479be667ef9dcbbac55a06295ce870b0 7029bfcdb2dce28d959f2815b16f81798483ada7726a3c4655da4fbfc0e1108a8fd17b448a68554 199c47d08ffb10d4b802483045022100daae381fe94bf664793a677ba7c64ece327fa896ef0bdb5 d636f9963e47d746a022060dcc91007ff2f2fca6b09db0abaad119dcce322d3e4311f218439357e 90ac7e01410479be667ef9dcbbac55a06295ce870b07029bfcdb2dce28d959f2815b16f81798483 ada7726a3c4655da4fbfc0e1108a8fd17b448a68554199c47d08ffb10d4b80247304402205edf00 b158fae2cfb4c292e6a67d73cb7627f2cd229a5db0c54e7c048fe9f9c8022048dc458a3dceb6465 cd049e8328ee94eba89caa42db50eabb471fa1df99d401001410479be667ef9dcbbac55a06295ce 870b07029bfcdb2dce28d959f2815b16f81798483ada7726a3c4655da4fbfc0e1108a8fd17b448a 68554199c47d08ffb10d4b800000000

This transaction is fully valid and properly signed.
It uses a SegWit address derived from an uncompressed public key, which makes it non-standard and unrelayable through public nodes or APIs.

To any miner or mining pool operator who can include this in their block template:

The fee is embedded in the transaction.

The fee is 50,000 sats, which is approximately $50 now

No modification is required — you can include and mine it as it is.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.

You're right, it does make things easier if the transaction is visible.
I didn’t post it initially because I didn’t want to spam the thread with a long raw hex string unless someone specifically asked. But since you brought it up, I’ll go ahead and share it in a follow-up message so anyone who’s able to help can take a look right away.
Appreciate your input

It sounds like you might be familiar with Bitcoin on the surface, but haven’t really dug into the technical or protocol-level side, especially how Bitcoin nodes handle non-standard transactions.

This transaction is valid and fully signed, but because it uses an uncompressed public key in a SegWit structure, it doesn’t meet current standard relay policy. so normal APIs and public nodes won’t broadcast it.

That’s why I’m trying to reach out to miners directly. There’s no marketing, no gimmick, just a technical limitation I’m trying to work around. So next time If you’re not familiar with a type of issue, that’s fine,  but please don’t assume bad intent just because it’s something you haven’t come across

thanks so much, I will try submitting the transaction hex and I will get back to you, hopefully it gets accepted. Thanks once again

@IceLincoln I tried to DM you, but your settings block messages from new users, so I’m replying here instead.

Just to clarify — this isn’t an alt. I created this account because of my current predicament, where I’m trying to reach out to miners for help. I’ve been into Bitcoin for a while, but I’m new to Bitcointalk and still figuring out how to navigate it.

I have a fully signed, valid SegWit transaction that was built from an uncompressed public key, which makes it non-standard. Because of that, APIs like Mempool and Blockstream won’t accept it, so I’m looking for someone who can help get it mined. There’s a ~50% fee included in the transaction.

Since you replied, I wanted to ask, are you a miner? or do you have any pool contacts?

If it’s not something you can assist with, I’d really appreciate if you could point me in the right direction or suggest where I might find miners or someone who can help me out. Thank you

Thanks for your reply — I understand and respect your concern.

To clarify: I didn’t create an "alt" account.
I simply never had a Bitcointalk account before.
I created this account only for this specific situation, because I needed a serious place to reach miners who could help with a non-standard Bitcoin transaction.

While I am new to Bitcointalk, I'm not new to Bitcoin or crypto in general — I fully understand that trust and verification are critical in this space.

That’s why I’m offering full transparency:

I can provide the fully signed raw transaction hex for independent verification.

I can explain why it's valid but non-standard, if needed.

The transaction is self-contained — no private key sharing, no upfront payment requests, no tricks.

Thank you again for engaging — I appreciate it.

Hello everyone,

I am seeking assistance to broadcast and mine a fully valid but non-standard Bitcoin transaction.
The transaction involves an uncompressed public key within a SegWit address, making it non-standard under Bitcoin node relay policies.
Thus, it cannot be broadcasted via normal APIs or public nodes.

Here are the details:

Transaction amount: approximately $100 USD worth of BTC.

I am offering up to 50% of the transaction value (~$50 USD) as a miner fee (embedded directly in the transaction).

The transaction is already fully prepared and signed.

I can provide the raw hex transaction immediately.

I am only looking for a miner or someone with access to a mining pool who can include this non-standard transaction into their block template and mine it directly.


If you are able to assist or know someone who can,
please message me privately or reply here.
Serious offers only, please — this is a simple task for someone with the right access.

Thank you for your time and consideration!