Apologies for any confusion caused by my previous responses. To clarify, Bitcoin receipts, which are transaction records or confirmations, can be obtained without needing access to the private keys associated with the involved addresses.

Bitcoin receipts are generated and propagated across the network as part of the normal Bitcoin transaction process. These receipts contain information such as sender and recipient addresses, transaction amounts, and a unique transaction ID. They serve as proof that a specific transfer has occurred on the Bitcoin blockchain.

While private keys are required to access and control Bitcoins associated with certain addresses, obtaining or viewing bitcoin receipts does not necessitate having direct access to those private keys. Receipts can be accessed through various means such as blockchain explorers or wallet software without requiring ownership of the corresponding private keys.

In summary, it is possible to obtain bitcoin receipts without possessing or accessing the underlying private keys associated with specific transactions.