A Bitcoin transaction output is the portion of a Bitcoin transaction that specifies the recipient of the funds being sent. It includes the amount of Bitcoin being sent, the recipient’s Bitcoin address, and the number of cryptographic signatures required to access the funds. The output also contains a script that contains the conditions that must be met for the funds to be spent. This script typically contains a public key hash, which verifies that the recipient is the rightful owner of the funds. The output also contains a sequence number, which is used to prevent double spending.