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## Explanation of fields:
**id**: The sha256 hash of the serialized event payload.
**pubkey**: The public key of the creator of the event.
**created_at**: A Unix timestamp indicating the time when the event was created.
**kind**: An integer value used to indicate the type of event. For PSBTs, the kind is set to 1174.
**tags**: An array of tags to capture additional information about the multisig transaction:
**“e”**: (optional): the 32 byte lowercase hex encoded sha256 event id of a prior event id. Only required when replying
**“magic”**: the 4 byte hex representation of the network that the transaction belongs to. See <link to section above that lists magic bytes>
**“relays”** (optional) tag provides relays to broadcast the transactions
**content:** PSBT encoded as base64
**sig:** The signature of the sha256 hash of the serialized event data, which is the same as the "id" field.
**id**: The sha256 hash of the serialized event payload.
**pubkey**: The public key of the creator of the event.
**created_at**: A Unix timestamp indicating the time when the event was created.
**kind**: An integer value used to indicate the type of event. For PSBTs, the kind is set to 1174.
**tags**: An array of tags to capture additional information about the multisig transaction:
**“e”**: (optional): the 32 byte lowercase hex encoded sha256 event id of a prior event id. Only required when replying
**“magic”**: the 4 byte hex representation of the network that the transaction belongs to. See <link to section above that lists magic bytes>
**“relays”** (optional) tag provides relays to broadcast the transactions
**content:** PSBT encoded as base64
**sig:** The signature of the sha256 hash of the serialized event data, which is the same as the "id" field.
### Note:
The "relays" field is optional and can be used to provide relay URL recommendations to clients for improved censorship resistance.