That fixed it! Thank you 
You're welcome. Keep in mind that this might make the transaction traceable.
Topic: BTC sent but not received... Can I restore? (Read 659 times)
You're welcome. Keep in mind that this might make the transaction traceable.
That fixed it! Thank you
Ok - found it! I will try that one now and see what happens. Thank you!
So the transaction is listed when I look it up on blockchain
What is the don't use this unless something is wrong code?
And where would I find it?
Thank you!
What is the don't use this unless something is wrong code?
And where would I find it?Thank you!
There is a button "Recover intermediate addresses" (or similar) in the shared coin section.
So the transaction is listed when I look it up on blockchain
What is the don't use this unless something is wrong code? And where would I find it?
Thank you!
What is the don't use this unless something is wrong code?
And where would I find it?Thank you!
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I am wondering whether if I restore from a back up file whether this will "refresh" the transaction?
I am wondering whether if I restore from a back up file whether this will "refresh" the transaction?
If the transaction is broadcasted and put into a block this will not help.
Or is there another way of fixing this?
Thank you
Thank you
contact support? You should also have a code that allows you to check the transaction on the way. Did you try that? The "dont use this unless something is wrong" code
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When creating a Shared Coin transaction your browser generates a number or temporary/intermediate addresses. The balance of these addresses is not checked on blockchain.info itself unless the "Recover Intermediate Addresses" button is used. Looking up the balance of these addresses is an information leak as if blockchain.info was keep logs it would show you had an interest in these addresses. So don't use the "Recover Intermediate Addresses" tool unless there has been an error with a transaction.
Hello
I used blockchain shared coin to send to another address.
My statement says that the coins have been sent and the balance of my wallet has been adjusted.
However, the coins have not arrived at their destination.
I am a newbie to this and have done some research online. It seems that shared coin has had some issues in the past with "stuck" coins.
I am wondering whether if I restore from a back up file whether this will "refresh" the transaction?
Or is there another way of fixing this?
Thank you
I used blockchain shared coin to send to another address.
My statement says that the coins have been sent and the balance of my wallet has been adjusted.
However, the coins have not arrived at their destination.
I am a newbie to this and have done some research online. It seems that shared coin has had some issues in the past with "stuck" coins.
I am wondering whether if I restore from a back up file whether this will "refresh" the transaction?
Or is there another way of fixing this?
Thank you
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