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A mining pool may offer a premium service in which they will prioritize a transaction, usually for a fee. The ability for that pool to get a transaction confirmed is limited to their ability to get a block confirmed -- and most pools have a tiny fraction of the hashrate. For example, if a pool has 10% of the hashrate, they mine about a block every 100 minutes (1 hour and 40 minutes), on average. If a pool has 5% of the hashrate, then they mine one block about every 200 minutes (3 hours and 20 minutes), on average.
Binance Pool - is a prominent cryptocurrency mining pool operated by Binance, one of the world's leading blockchain and cryptocurrency exchange platforms. In addition to its mining services, Binance Pool offers exclusive transaction acceleration services for VIP users, ensuring swift confirmation of their cryptocurrency transactions.
ViaBTC - Working as of December 30, 2020. ViaBTC implemented this service to protest against the prior 1MB limitation of the Bitcoin network. ViaBTC gives priority to user-submitted transactions for the next mined blocks by the ViaBTC pool. The only requirement is the transaction must include a minimum fee of 10 sat/B. The free-to-use nature of the service may have made it widely popular as every hour, the number of transaction requested reaches its limit (of 100) and it is common to be presented with the message “Submissions are beyond limit. Please try later.” on the top middle of the page. This means one must wait for the next hour to try a new submission. After submitting a transaction, there is a wait for the next block to be mined by ViaBTC Pool.
Btcaccelerator - Due to Bitcoin frequent congestion and user’s low fees, some transactions have not been confirmed yet. The acceleration service launched by pushtx.net, is to help users speed up their transactions.Cooperating with main Bitcoin pools, we provide transaction accelerator service, which can make the probability of confirming transaction
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