What happened if my pending Tx purged?

Eternad

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Quote from: hosseinimr93 on September 05, 2023, 03:38:32 PM

Quote from: Eternad on September 05, 2023, 01:15:02 PM

Thanks charles! I try to rebroadcast my transaction using blockchain.com transaction broadcast and I encounter an error written below.

In OP, you said that "I'm not interested anymore to spend my Bitcoin now".
Why did you try to rebroadcast the transaction, if you don't want it to be confirmed?

All nodes that use the default setting will drop your transaction if the purging fee rate increases to more than 9 sat/vbyte. It's also possible that they drop your transaction due to staying unconfirmed for 14 days.
With rebroadcasting your transaction, you cause nodes to receive the transaction again.

There’s a suggestion above that the transaction will only dropped quickly if I rebroadcast the transaction or else it will not be purged even if my transaction falls on the purging range. I just want to make sure that will be purgedonce it’s on the range. Maybe I understand it differently but my is to drop my transaction asap when it falls on the purging range or meet the 14 days whichever comes first.

I have problem rebroadcasting my transaction. It gives me an error shows that it needs to atleast have 1 input which I don’t have any idea. Anyway, I will lock now this thread and just patiently wait on whenever it will be confirmed. Thanks everyone.

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Quote from: Eternad on September 05, 2023, 01:15:02 PM

Thanks charles! I try to rebroadcast my transaction using blockchain.com transaction broadcast and I encounter an error written below.

In OP, you said that "I'm not interested anymore to spend my Bitcoin now".
Why did you try to rebroadcast the transaction, if you don't want it to be confirmed?

All nodes that use the default setting will drop your transaction if the purging fee rate increases to more than 9 sat/vbyte. It's also possible that they drop your transaction due to staying unconfirmed for 14 days.
With rebroadcasting your transaction, you cause nodes to receive the transaction again.

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Quote from: Eternad on September 05, 2023, 01:15:02 PM

Code:

"Failed (Unset): Cannot parse transaction: Claimed value length too large: 32"

I use trustwallet to send my Bitcoin transaction btw.

That error comes up if you just pasted a transaction hash you should paste a raw/hex format as suggested above to avoid this error. Once it is successful the transaction hash will show up.

I don't know if you can able to get the raw/hex code from the trust wallet but if you aren't able to get it from that wallet then try to get the raw/hex code from blockchair by accessing your transaction hash follow the instructions below this guide only works if the transaction is not yet rejected by blockchair nodes.

- Go to https://blockchair.com
- Paste the TX hash then enter
- Scroll down you can find the "Raw TX" at the bottom and then copy the hex code
- Then paste it to any PushTX sites below to rebroadcast the transaction.

- https://www.viabtc.com/tools/broadcast
- https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/assets/btc/broadcast-transaction
- https://coinb.in/#broadcast
- https://blockstream.info/tx/push

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Quote from: Eternad on September 05, 2023, 01:15:02 PM

Thanks charles! I try to rebroadcast my transaction using blockchain.com transaction broadcast and I encounter an error written below.

Code:

"Failed (Unset): Cannot parse transaction: Claimed value length too large: 32"

I use trustwallet to send my Bitcoin transaction btw.

You can try https://blockchair.com/broadcast or https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/pushtx/ and see if the error still shows but make sure that you are using raw transaction in hex format.

Or you can simply use Electrum to broadcast your TX.

Here is what you need to do,

Import your wallet to Electrum

Find the TX you want to rebroadcast in the history tab

Right-click = Details = there you can see an option to broadcast

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Quote from: Findingnemo on September 05, 2023, 01:13:58 PM

Each node has its own default mempool so as long as nodes accepted your transaction as valid it will still remain unconfirmed even if the fee is lower than the purging amount, let's assume 2 weeks is the most longer you may wait by the time most nodes will dropped your TX from the network unless you rebroadcast your transaction in the meantime.

If you want to rebroadcast the inputs, I will recommend Electrum or Bluewallet. I have used both before.

Trustwallet and Blockchain wallets are not recommended wallets.

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Quote from: Charles-Tim on September 05, 2023, 01:04:58 PM

Quote from: Eternad on September 05, 2023, 01:03:05 PM

My question is how long that it take to purge my transaction when it falls on the range of purge and will my initial transaction fee will be refunded along with my original sent amount?

Yes, you will see all your coins.

Even if the purging got to 9 sat/vbyte and you are able to rebroadcast the inputs, if you did not rebroadcast it, the transaction may still be confirmed later because maybe not all nodes dropped the transaction.

Thanks charles! I try to rebroadcast my transaction using blockchain.com transaction broadcast and I encounter an error written below.

Code:

"Failed (Unset): Cannot parse transaction: Claimed value length too large: 32"

I use trustwallet to send my Bitcoin transaction btw.

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Quote from: Eternad on September 05, 2023, 01:03:05 PM

My question is how long does it take to purge my transaction when it falls on the range of purge and will my initial transaction fee will be refunded along with my original sent amount?

Each node has its own default mempool so as long as nodes accepted your transaction as valid it will still remain unconfirmed even if the fee is lower than the purging amount, let's assume 2 weeks is the most longer you may wait by the time most nodes will dropped your TX from the network unless you rebroadcast your transaction in the meantime.

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Quote from: Eternad on September 05, 2023, 01:03:05 PM

My question is how long that it take to purge my transaction when it falls on the range of purge and will my initial transaction fee will be refunded along with my original sent amount?

Yes, you will see all your coins.

Even if the purging got to 9 sat/vbyte and you are able to rebroadcast the inputs, if you did not rebroadcast it, the transaction may still be confirmed later because maybe not all nodes dropped the transaction.

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With the recent congestion on the blockchain network. I have a pending transaction for few days which I didn’t notice that is still pending until now. I use 9 sat/vB transaction fee which is close to the current purging range of 8 sat/vB.

My question is how long does it take to purge my transaction when it falls on the range of purge and will my initial transaction fee will be refunded along with my original sent amount?

I'm planning to just purge it and wait for the refund if the fee will be refunded too since I'm not interested anymore to spend my Bitcoin now that I already covered using my fiat money the expenses that supposed to be use of my Bitcoin.

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