I hope you read the sticky post on what to do with "stuck" transactions: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1802212.0

You've caught the free accelerators at a bad time. Viabtc is always clogged up and even confirmtx.com has stopped its free service (but at $4 I suppose it's still a fair deal considering the bloat).

Anyway, transaction accelerated. Learn your lesson and spread the love.

Blockchain.info has a reputation for having issues.


I had no idea. Is there another wallet you could recommend?


While it is not possible to literally cancel a bitcoin transaction, you could import the private keys into another wallet program and create a replacement transaction that spends the same inputs and pays a higher fee.  If/when the replacement transaction gets confirmed, the previous transactions will become invalid and will be dropped by all nodes on the network.


Is this hard to do? And how do I do this?


That's impossible to predict.  You could get lucky and have your transactions confirmed in the next block, or you could end up waiting many days.


No.

What wallet did you use to create that transaction?  Your wallet did not add a large enough transaction fee for fast confirmation.

That transaction pays a transaction fee of only 0.00000005 BTC per byte.  This site: https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/  recommends a fee of at least 0.00000950 BTC per byte for fast confirmation. As such, you will be waiting a VERY long time for that transaction to confirm (if it ever does).


What wallet did you use to create that transaction?  It is slightly better, but the wallet still did not add a large enough transaction fee for fast confirmation.
That transaction pays a transaction fee of only 0.00000005 BTC per byte. 0.00000100 BTC per byte.