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[Dagov]

How are Bitcoin transactions carried out?
Each single transaction is made up of a sum that serves as the sending address's feed, the recipient's address's output data, and the private keys that really permit the withdrawal of Bitcoins from a user's account.

Blockchain is essentially a database that keeps track of all transactions made since it was founded.

 

[Gamer01]

Exactly and you can find the nodes that are sharing the transactions to find out where an actual transaction was originating from and to where it was intended therefore we can always make use of bitcoin transactions effectively.

 

[Oluwatoyin]

Bitcoin transactions are carried out through a decentralized peer-to-peer network, which means that there is no central authority controlling the transactions. Here are the steps involved in a typical Bitcoin transaction:

A user initiates a transaction by creating a digital signature using their private key. This signature represents the authorization to send bitcoins from their wallet to another wallet.

 

[microunit]

A user would make a transaction and that transaction would be forwarded to a transaction queue and bitcoin miners will be the one to process these transaction using their mining hardwares, miners then make copies of these transaction with each of their unique sign and put it into the database or the ledger

 

[Gamer01]

Transactions are made to be hashed in batch or bulk processing mode it saves the fees for the users and increases rewards for a block the number of transactions that can happen in a transaction depend on the block size indeed .

 

[Ming98]

In simple terms, Bitcoin transactions work like this: when someone sends you some Bitcoin, they essentially broadcast the details of the transaction to the entire Bitcoin network. The miners verify the details of the transaction and add it to the blockchain, the public ledger of all Bitcoin transactions. Once the transaction is verified, the Bitcoin is transferred from the sender's wallet to the recipient's wallet, and you now have access to the Bitcoin.
Well, it's a bit more complicated than that, but this should give you a general idea of how it works.