Shouldn't Deposits Into A Wallet Show Under Transactions? - page 2.

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https://techbullion.com/top-10-best-cryptocurrency-wallets-of-november-2023/
Top 10 Best Cryptocurrency Wallets of November 2023
It's listed at #6

"Ziraxia Wallet: Known for its reliability, efficiency, and robust security features, ZiraxiaWallet remains a trusted choice in the market. Its open-end API Server enables integration with third-party software for enhanced functionality."

Don't believe everything you read online.

For instance, if ZiraxiaWallet is such a trusted choice in the market, as they claim, then why are you the first person to ever mention it on this forum, considering it's the largest and oldest crypto community on the internet?

Moreover, the same author also recommends Pandoshi and Shiba Inu as the best cryptocurrencies to invest in 2024?! This website is a laughing stock.

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Quote from: lionheart78 on December 23, 2023, 04:58:21 PM

One way to check if your relative is pranking you, and since the sent amount is credited to your Ziraxia account, why not withdraw it to your non-custodial wallet, set up an Electrum wallet, and see for yourself if the amount can be withdrawn? I think only you can tell whether it is a prank or not since you have the amount appearing in your Zirixia wallet.

Quote from: Jennifer000 on December 23, 2023, 02:07:21 PM

I received it in my Ziraxia wallet, but the transaction history is empty.

I would not say you were scammed by your relative until you told us that you were unable to move or use the funds sent and received to your Zirixia wallet.

My relative told me not to move any of the funds until extraction process is finished. If I do attempt to move the funds it may interfere with the extraction process. I guess time will tell. Once the extraction is finished I will see if I'm able to move the funds or if he asks me for a deposit into his wallet in order to do so.

Quote from: decodx on December 23, 2023, 05:07:23 PM

Quote from: Jennifer000 on December 23, 2023, 02:07:21 PM

Is API extraction a common form of sending BTC?

No, it is not a common form of sending BTC. He's probably messing with you.

Have you done any research on that "Ziraxia wallet" to see if it is legit? I've never heard of it and would rather stick to proven and reputable wallets when it comes to money. Scams with fake wallets and fake exchanges are the most common form in this crypto world.

Quote from: Jennifer000 on December 23, 2023, 05:05:17 PM

Then why are there open source wallets that use API extraction methods?

There aren't.

https://techbullion.com/top-10-best-cryptocurrency-wallets-of-november-2023/
Top 10 Best Cryptocurrency Wallets of November 2023
It's listed at #6

"Ziraxia Wallet: Known for its reliability, efficiency, and robust security features, ZiraxiaWallet remains a trusted choice in the market. Its open-end API Server enables integration with third-party software for enhanced functionality."

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Quote from: Jennifer000 on December 23, 2023, 02:07:21 PM

Is API extraction a common form of sending BTC?

No, it is not a common form of sending BTC. He's probably messing with you.

Have you done any research on that "Ziraxia wallet" to see if it is legit? I've never heard of it and would rather stick to proven and reputable wallets when it comes to money. Scams with fake wallets and fake exchanges are the most common form in this crypto world.

Quote from: Jennifer000 on December 23, 2023, 05:05:17 PM

Then why are there open source wallets that use API extraction methods?

There aren't.

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Quote from: tabas on December 23, 2023, 04:50:25 PM

IMHO, you are likely scammed by that relative of yours.

Quote from: Jennifer000 on December 23, 2023, 03:23:22 PM

Yes every transaction both deposit and sent are shown on your transaction history in the wallet.
Although deposits are being made, they are not reflected in the transaction history.

I can only come to the conclusion that he is playing a prank on me.
So people use API extraction to pull pranks on people?

I have never come across that type and name of that wallet. Looks like that wallet is owned by that relative of yours. Are you that it is your relative and not just a random guy on the internet that have given you instruction to download that wallet as he's going to give you some giveaway? I'm sorry to say OP but look at that amount that's about "loaded" to your wallet, it's unreal that someone will just give you with that amount. Actually, the normal process of the wallets is there's no need for such API number. It is not called API extraction or number but 2FA code if it's activated on that wallet. I wouldn't be surprised if that guy asked you to deposit a certain amount for you to be allowed to withdraw.

I have never come across that type and name of that wallet.
I did a Google search for Ziraxia Wallet and it's a legitimate wallet. All I found were positive reviews.

Actually, the normal process of the wallets is there's no need for such API number.
Then why are there open source wallets that use API extraction methods?

I wouldn't be surprised if that guy asked you to deposit a certain amount for you to be allowed to withdraw.
I never thought of that.

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One way to check if your relative is pranking you, and since the sent amount is credited to your Ziraxia account, why not withdraw it to your non-custodial wallet, set up an Electrum wallet, and see for yourself if the amount can be withdrawn? I think only you can tell whether it is a prank or not since you have the amount appearing in your Zirixia wallet.

Quote from: Jennifer000 on December 23, 2023, 02:07:21 PM

I received it in my Ziraxia wallet, but the transaction history is empty.

I would not say you were scammed by your relative until you told us that you were unable to move or use the funds sent and received to your Zirixia wallet.

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IMHO, you are likely scammed by that relative of yours.

Quote from: Jennifer000 on December 23, 2023, 03:23:22 PM

Yes every transaction both deposit and sent are shown on your transaction history in the wallet.
Although deposits are being made, they are not reflected in the transaction history.

I can only come to the conclusion that he is playing a prank on me.
So people use API extraction to pull pranks on people?

I have never come across that type and name of that wallet. Looks like that wallet is owned by that relative of yours. Are you that it is your relative and not just a random guy on the internet that have given you instruction to download that wallet as he's going to give you some giveaway? I'm sorry to say OP but look at that amount that's about "loaded" to your wallet, it's unreal that someone will just give you with that amount. Actually, the normal process of the wallets is there's no need for such API number. It is not called API extraction or number but 2FA code if it's activated on that wallet. I wouldn't be surprised if that guy asked you to deposit a certain amount for you to be allowed to withdraw.

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Quote from: EL MOHA on December 23, 2023, 03:06:47 PM

Yes every transaction both deposit and sent are shown on your transaction history in the wallet. You can also confirm a transaction propagation by using any blockchain explorer. If someone needs to send you bitcoin the only thing they need to ask is the address and this is gotten from your wallet. Once it is sent you will see the amount reflecting on that wallet. The only way you wouldn’t see it is if it is sent to a wrong address or a wrong chain/network is used

Yes every transaction both deposit and sent are shown on your transaction history in the wallet.
Although deposits are being made, they are not reflected in the transaction history.

I can only come to the conclusion that he is playing a prank on me.
So people use API extraction to pull pranks on people?

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Yes every transaction both deposit and sent are shown on your transaction history in the wallet. You can also confirm a transaction propagation by using any blockchain explorer. If someone needs to send you bitcoin the only thing they need to ask is the address and this is gotten from your wallet. Once it is sent you will see the amount reflecting on that wallet. The only way you wouldn’t see it is if it is sent to a wrong address or a wrong chain/network is used

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Anyone that wants to send you Bitcoin should not give you any number or method for you to get the Bitcoin, especially when you have the basic knowledge about Bitcoin, my first red flag is you creating a Coinbase wallet, never save your Bitcoin in an exchange, I would rather encourage you to get your own personal wallet the one I make use of without issues is electrum wallet and all you need to do is send your uncle your wallet address and he gifts you the amount of Bitcoin he wants to, it's that simple.

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Quote from: Dunamisx on December 23, 2023, 01:57:17 PM

When he used API in sending you the bitcoin, did you received it into your wallet, if not then he must be playing some prank actually on you, on a normal way, when you receive a bitcoin transaction, you will be notified through your email in case you're using a centralized exchange, or you can see the transaction details through the wallet transaction history if you're using a non custodial wallet.

When he used API in sending you the bitcoin, did you received it into your wallet
I received it in my Ziraxia wallet, but the transaction history is empty.

you will be notified through your email in case
I have not received any emails stating that a deposit has been made into my Ziraxia Wallet.

Is API extraction a common form of sending BTC?

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When he used API in sending you the bitcoin, did you received it into your wallet, if not then he must be playing some prank actually on you, on a normal way, when you receive a bitcoin transaction, you will be notified through your email in case you're using a centralized exchange, or you can see the transaction details through the wallet transaction history if you're using a non custodial wallet.

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I'm new to Cryptocurrency, so I apologize for asking basic questions.

A relative wants to give me a graduation present in Bitcoin (BTC).
So I created a Coinbase account and gave him my BTC address.
However, he won't do it that way. He had me create a Ziraxia Wallet because it's open source.
He gave me an API number, which I inserted, and it's now "extracting money from his hash wallet."
Although deposits are being made, the Transaction History is empty.

This person in my family enjoys making jokes, so I am assuming that he is playing a prank on me.
When someone sends you Bitcoin, aren't they simply transferring the money to your digital wallet, such as Coinbase?
Why is he doing it through API?

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