Overview
Transaction broadcast is the step where a signed transaction is sent to the network. It enters the mempool for inclusion. Broadcasting is how transactions begin.
How It Works
After signing, the transaction is submitted to nodes, which add it to the mempool. Validators select it for inclusion. Broadcasting can be direct or via relayers.
Why It Matters
Broadcasting determines when and how a transaction reaches the network. It affects speed and front-running exposure. It is the first step of settlement.
Related Concepts
Transaction broadcast relates to Transactions, Mempools, and Relayers. It sends Transactions to the network.