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Topic: Help! Please! Blockchain transaction Still Pending after 10 hours (Read 459 times)

legendary
Activity: 2912
Merit: 6403
Blackjack.fun
Do you own the private key of the address that SENT the transaction in this case "37p9pUugydmoLpQyFLLqGAgjWmUFERa1Pq" if you have it, you can try CPFP (Child Pays for Parent) which means you will be making another transaction that has a bigger fee (such as 0.05 BTC / higher than 201 sat/b) which should solve the problem of not being confirmed. If it does not confirm for a while it will drop from Blockchain Mempool and coins will be returned to the same address anyway.

I have a question about that last part.
I did a withdrawal from another site, so I don't control private keys. It has been 13 hours now.

When it will be removed from mempool, and the coins will be returned, will the tx still be visible on blockchain.com?
Also, if the transaction is cancelled, and it was sent from multiple outputs, will all parts of the transaction be returned to each seperate address?

It should be 72 hours after the transaction is made and left unconfirmed. So if you have a transaction that has passed 72 hours but still not confirmed it should drop the TX from mempool, which means you will not be able to see it on Blockchain as the transaction hash will not be available. If it was sent from multiple outputs, it should return it to the each separate address unless it is controlled in some weird way.

There is no such thing as a 72 hour timestamp
There were cases of tx waiting for 9 to 10 days in the mempool.

He has nothing to do right now other than wait.
The overall fee is already big enough, something around 140$ and I see people advising him to pay 200$ for it?
Really?
newbie
Activity: 53
Merit: 0
Bitmain helped Fiendcoin?  That would be amazing
newbie
Activity: 53
Merit: 0
Unfortunately no as I'm the receiver.  I don't have the private key because of this.  Can miner's help out on this issue?  I would gladly send them some btc if they can help me with this issue.  Thanks
sr. member
Activity: 462
Merit: 263
The devil is in the detail.
Hello everyone, my first post here.  I've sent and received bitcoins many times over the past few months, but I've never had a delay like this.  It's been many hours now and still 0/3 confirmations.  Are there any miners that can possibly help me out?  I don't know what to do?  I've tried BTC accelerator and it doesn't work.
My transaction ID is: 740cb09b85b636a19ee2db4df6a2fc9b72a72c74a0ba11c0118c604b74715894

Much thanks

Please thank bitmain for your limbo coins.
legendary
Activity: 1638
Merit: 1328
Stultorum infinitus est numerus
Do you own the private key of the address that SENT the transaction in this case "37p9pUugydmoLpQyFLLqGAgjWmUFERa1Pq" if you have it, you can try CPFP (Child Pays for Parent) which means you will be making another transaction that has a bigger fee (such as 0.05 BTC / higher than 201 sat/b) which should solve the problem of not being confirmed. If it does not confirm for a while it will drop from Blockchain Mempool and coins will be returned to the same address anyway.

I have a question about that last part.
I did a withdrawal from another site, so I don't control private keys. It has been 13 hours now.

When it will be removed from mempool, and the coins will be returned, will the tx still be visible on blockchain.com?
Also, if the transaction is cancelled, and it was sent from multiple outputs, will all parts of the transaction be returned to each seperate address?

It should be 72 hours after the transaction is made and left unconfirmed. So if you have a transaction that has passed 72 hours but still not confirmed it should drop the TX from mempool, which means you will not be able to see it on Blockchain as the transaction hash will not be available. If it was sent from multiple outputs, it should return it to the each separate address unless it is controlled in some weird way.
hero member
Activity: 1008
Merit: 515
Do you own the private key of the address that SENT the transaction in this case "37p9pUugydmoLpQyFLLqGAgjWmUFERa1Pq" if you have it, you can try CPFP (Child Pays for Parent) which means you will be making another transaction that has a bigger fee (such as 0.05 BTC / higher than 201 sat/b) which should solve the problem of not being confirmed. If it does not confirm for a while it will drop from Blockchain Mempool and coins will be returned to the same address anyway.

I have a question about that last part.
I did a withdrawal from another site, so I don't control private keys. It has been 13 hours now.

When it will be removed from mempool, and the coins will be returned, will the tx still be visible on blockchain.com?
Also, if the transaction is cancelled, and it was sent from multiple outputs, will all parts of the transaction be returned to each seperate address?
legendary
Activity: 1638
Merit: 1328
Stultorum infinitus est numerus
Do you own the private key of the address that SENT the transaction in this case "37p9pUugydmoLpQyFLLqGAgjWmUFERa1Pq" if you have it, you can try CPFP (Child Pays for Parent) which means you will be making another transaction that has a bigger fee (such as 0.05 BTC / higher than 201 sat/b) which should solve the problem of not being confirmed. If it does not confirm for a while it will drop from Blockchain Mempool and coins will be returned to the same address anyway.
newbie
Activity: 53
Merit: 0
Hello everyone, my first post here.  I've sent and received bitcoins many times over the past few months, but I've never had a delay like this.  It's been many hours now and still 0/3 confirmations.  Are there any miners that can possibly help me out?  I don't know what to do?  I've tried BTC accelerator and it doesn't work.
My transaction ID is: 740cb09b85b636a19ee2db4df6a2fc9b72a72c74a0ba11c0118c604b74715894

Much thanks
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