Create, sign and send an Ethereum transaction manually using only Web3.js and Ganache. 2023

In the last <a href="https://medium.com/p/30549e31ecd" rel="noopener">article</a>, I showed you how to install Ganache and use the Truffle framework to send transactions. In this article, I’ll show you how to send a transaction using just the web3.js library and the local ethereum Ganache blockchain. We’ll connect to the local Ganache blockchain, create a new account in addition to the default 10 accounts, and execute transactions using web3.js. To make it more interesting, I will show you how to make a transaction manually and sign it separately from the sending stage. You will see the raw body of the serialized and signed transaction in the form in which it is transmitted on the Ethereum network. <a href="https://coinsbench.com/create-sign-and-send-an-ethereum-transaction-manually-using-only-web3-js-and-ganache-2023-3d03411aa81d">Visit Now</a>