Topic: Failed transaction (Read 1825 times)

my transaction confirmed
Thanks All

Use -zapwallettxes and complete the transaction.

By the way, that site you have linked is dangerous, something virus or malware.

h_ttp://cryptomining-blog.com/7982-how-to-cancel-unconfirmed-bitcoin-transactions/

I know, but I need to complete this transaction

Use -zapwallettxes

there are online services work?

I write, Quickseller and macbook-air
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waiting for an answer

You can contact users [ur=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=358020l]Quickseller [/url]or macbook-air. They are known to be able to help people who did not set a high enough fee on their transactions.

who can confirm the transaction for me?
eg ?

Hi,

12/18/16  0/unconfirmed, in memory pool

https://blockchain.info
Transaction rejected by our node.
Reason: Fee is too low. Minimum fee is 1.5 satoshi / B. Is: 1.0

Dear DannyHamilton,

Just to be sure, I start the Bitcoin Core like this: "C:\Program Files\Bitcoin\bitcoin-qt.exe" -zapwallettxes

Thank you very much for all advices. Problem solved. BTC back to my wallet minus the fee.

It is possible to remove the transaction from the wallet.  This has been explained to you four times already.





You expressed concern about "destroying your wallet":


But, if you have good backups of your wallet stored in a safe place, then why do you care if it destroys your wallet?  It won't, but even if it somehow does, you can just replace it from the backup.

"Create a backup of your wallet before you do ANYTHING else.  Store that backup in a safe place.  If you do not have a good backup of your wallet, YOU SHOULD NOT BE USING YOUR WALLET AT ALL!
"
I have a copy/backup from November 6.

"Other options are to remove the transaction from your wallet and re-send it with a higher fee, or contact a mining pool and offer to pay them to confirm it for you."

Problem, it's not possible to remove the transaksjon from wallet, as I told before.

Your wallet is already re-sending it if you keep the wallet running.


No.  That's not how bitcoin works.  You are using a wallet the will continue to try to send the transaction forever unless you remove the transaction from your wallet (or a competing transaction gets confirmed).


Create a backup of your wallet before you do ANYTHING else.  Store that backup in a safe place.  If you do not have a good backup of your wallet, YOU SHOULD NOT BE USING YOUR WALLET AT ALL!


Blockchain.info is a company with unreliable software.  It really doesn't matter what their website says.  They are not the official representation of transactions or the blockchain.


There is no "system" keeping anything.  You have a wallet.  You created a transaction in your wallet.  Your wallet is trying to get that transaction confirmed for you.  It will continue to try to do that for you until you tell it to stop.


You can wait if you want.  If you get VERY LUCKY, then maybe some miner (or mining pool) will be very generous and confirm the transaction for you out of the charity in their heart and it will confirm very soon.  It is also possible that all the miners (and mining pools) will ignore your transaction (since they are trying to earn a profit) and it will take many weeks, or months, or years to confirm (or maybe never confirm).

Other options are to remove the transaction from your wallet and re-send it with a higher fee, or contact a mining pool and offer to pay them to confirm it for you.

Not 3 months. It was sent December 8.

This is the Blockchain info today December 16:
Transactions
No. Transactions 305
Total Received 102.36899048 BTC
Final Balance 0.00141177 BTC

You have waited 3 months, the fee is simply too low.

Backup your wallet.dat, then zap it.

2016-12-16 11:20:05 ResendWalletTransactions: rebroadcast 1 unconfirmed transactions
2016-12-16 12:06:48 ResendWalletTransactions: rebroadcast 1 unconfirmed transactions
2016-12-16 12:27:15 ResendWalletTransactions: rebroadcast 1 unconfirmed transactions
2016-12-16 12:56:27 ResendWalletTransactions: rebroadcast 1 unconfirmed transactions
2016-12-16 13:16:29 ResendWalletTransactions: rebroadcast 1 unconfirmed transactions
2016-12-16 15:21:54 ResendWalletTransactions: rebroadcast 1 unconfirmed transactions

Always rebroadcast, so maybe I should only wait?

It won't destroy your wallet. It will delete all of your transaction and do a rescan (your confirmed transactions will show up again after rescan). Unless you get rid of that transaction bitcoin core will keep rebroadcasting it until it gets confirmed.

I'm afraid to use that. Maybe it will destroy the wallet.

This is the Blockchain info:
Transactions
No. Transactions 305
Total Received 102.36899048 BTC
Final Balance 0.00141177 BTC

The final Balance shows the amount minus the fee 0.00000339 BTC

So why is the system still keeping it and don't send it back to wallet?

Second method then. Use zapwallettxes.

I don't get why abandon transactions never works.

Don't work. "Abandon transaction" is grey.

Right click on the transaction and choose abandon transaction or start core with -zapwallettxes (instructions on how to do it here). The bitcoins will return to your wallet and you'll be able to resend.

Sent low amount btc, 0.0014. fee 0.00001, September 8. Still unconfirmed.

Something I can do to resend?

Status: 0/unconfirmed, in memory pool
Date: 08.12.2016 21:15
To: 18DFG8EWgwWCLxh6To8BLaqQvUvfUU4KFg
Debit: -0.00140838 BTC
Transaction fee: -0.00000339 BTC
Net amount: -0.00141177 BTC
Transaction ID: d8ed4644c31d868cae533c63c85b40f3ae3bdc2cca0c24b258f83b909ca03266
Output index: 0

Think the fee is to small.?

December 15: Shows Final Balance 0.00141177 BTC i Blockchain. No unconfirmed transaction, men viser Transaction rejected by our node. Reason: Fee is too low. Minimum fee is 1.5 satoshi / B. Is: 1.0.

Will it come back to my wallet, or? Anyone knows?

Using Bitcoin Core versjon v0.13.1 (64-bit)