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Title: Where is this transaction of 1.5 btc
Post by: Arnault59 on October 18, 2015, 08:33:31 AM
Hi communauty, I really need your help to understand what happen.

Transaction : d01f86e184f43a9ea724388aad9c98f1227ba206b3f4198cd769053575c2553e

Screen of transaction in my wallet : http://img11.hostingpics.net/pics/896647wallet.jpg (http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=896647wallet.jpg)

Yesterday, I made a 1.5 btc transfert from my btc wallet (multibit) to my paymium account (platform to exchange btc/euros).
First, the transaction appears two times on two lines in my wallet. I'm totally sure to send it one time only.

When I saw no one of two transactions was confirmed, I launched blockchain of wallet to initialize it : no effect.

Then, on blockchain.info, my transaction said that
http://img11.hostingpics.net/pics/484104transactionlongue.jpg (http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=484104transactionlongue.jpg)

As you can see, I had 66 confirmations yesterday evening (and I don't know what is the 0.19 btc who appears.
My wallet is 19pCzD8Ac9yEPFZ76ByP5nrYXhR5i7H9y3
The adress 155qJKtkQFuwjZD9P9JqVswZPbWTmcZNrF is where I want to send the 1.5 btc

This morning, I can see the 1.5 btc is not on my wallet, neither on paymium. When I look blockchain.info confirmations have disappear in the green box but we can see 129 confirmations to the left of the screen as you can see with next screen's link : http://img11.hostingpics.net/pics/120141transactionlongue2.jpg

It's written : not spend ??? But on my wallet, money is gone.
 
I'm totally lost and afraid to loose 1.5 btc. The fact is it's not a mistake of my part. I just send one transaction which began double and now, I have problems. I thought bitcoin was a sure thing but I feel very bad this morning to not be able to understand what happens.


Thansk to guys who will take some minutes to help me.

last info : I just tried to relaunch my blockchain on the wallet, nothing more :(


Title: Re: Where is this transaction of 1.5 btc
Post by: GriffinHeart on October 18, 2015, 08:37:33 AM
I have no idea.
Post the transaction ID, the image website won't even load. The second image did, it looks like the payment went through atop it all.
Transaction ID will give us information 1. where the 1.5BTC is really going and 2. all the information we need. These here images give us very little to work with.


Title: Re: Where is this transaction of 1.5 btc
Post by: Arnault59 on October 18, 2015, 08:40:56 AM
I had what you said, thx for help


Title: Re: Where is this transaction of 1.5 btc
Post by: GriffinHeart on October 18, 2015, 08:52:50 AM
Okay, the BTC is currently in address "155qJKtkQFuwjZD9P9JqVswZPbWTmcZNrF"
https://blockchain.info/address/155qJKtkQFuwjZD9P9JqVswZPbWTmcZNrF (https://blockchain.info/address/155qJKtkQFuwjZD9P9JqVswZPbWTmcZNrF)
The payment was recieved in the address 1.5 BTC was sent to at 2015-10-17 10:51:56
1.5 BTC sits in the address "155qJKtkQFuwjZD9P9JqVswZPbWTmcZNrF" unspent.
The transaction is confirmed and your paymium should show the 1.5 BTC,
but I don't personally use paymium so I'm not familiar with their system.


Title: Re: Where is this transaction of 1.5 btc
Post by: Arnault59 on October 18, 2015, 08:57:49 AM
Thanks a lot !!! You gave me some sun in this morning. I have trust in paymium so if the 1.5 btc reachs their site, it's ok, probably tomorrow so because we are sunday.

Thanks a lot for help mate !


Title: Re: Where is this transaction of 1.5 btc
Post by: achow101 on October 18, 2015, 02:09:14 PM
The two transactions you saw in multibit are due to a transaction malleability attack, they are the same transaction, just with different txids.

The extra 0.19 you see is your change. Like with normal paper money, Bitcoin has change since it spends inputs and all of the inputs must add up to all of the outputs and fees.

This problem is with paymium, not with your wallet. Since the transaction has been confirmed, it is on paymium to credit your account with the Bitcoin.