Is viabtc transaction accelerator really working?

[serenawild]

Hi, I find viabtc transaction accelerator in the forum, I entered my txid in the first minute. Should be the top 100 input in the hour, but after 45 minutes, my transaction is still not accelerated. Do you use it and is it really working?

It works but they only accept 100 requests per hour, so 99% of the time it won't work. Alternatively you can use another accelerator like btcspeedy or http://btcaccelerator.online

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[TryNinja]

Hi, I find viabtc transaction accelerator in the forum, I entered my txid in the first minute. Should be the top 100 input in the hour, but after 45 minutes, my transaction is still not accelerated. Do you use it and is it really working?

It works but they only accept 100 requests per hour, so 99% of the time it won't work. Alternatively you can use another accelerator like btcspeedy or http://btcaccelerator.online

DON'T TRY THIS! IT'S PROBABLY A SCAM!

1. You can put whatever you want in the "bitcoin transaction ID" field and it will show up as "The transaction number X is NOT confirmed", even if the transaction you submit is already confirmed.

2. They use the same address for any transaction you input. How would they know who paid for which transaction?

3.  This user has 3 posts, and all of them are him spamming his fake website across the forum.

[crazyivan]

Well, it ll work unless the fee s really low. In that case you can wait for about a week, maybe someone picks up that transaction or it ll be canceled and returned back to you.

[chesthing]

I accidentally sent btc with only 150 sats/byte, about half or a third of what miners are typically getting right now. After 8 hours of unconfirmed transaction I found this thread and at the top of the hour I entered my transaction with a success message. About 4 hours later it came in, and sure enough it was confirmed within the next block found by Viabtc. This is a great service they are doing. I immediately sent them another .0005 to the donation address.
If I'm reading some of these replies correctly, it seems some are taking advantage of this favor they are doing to the community and purposefully sending low fee transactions and entering them into the viabtc accelerator as a common practice. I'd be willing to be you aren't donating either. If you are doing this, you are a fucking asshole. Just wanted to say that.

[viking02]

tryninja what do you mean by a scam?  Do you mean if you click on a link like that, you can get a virus or something?  Like your bitcoin wallet can get hacked etc?

[BitMaxz]

I was hardly to use viabtc bitcoin accelerator today looks like there are many people right now are using almost this accelerator due to increase fee of the transactions..

Hi, I find viabtc transaction accelerator in the forum, I entered my txid in the first minute. Should be the top 100 input in the hour, but after 45 minutes, my transaction is still not accelerated. Do you use it and is it really working?

It works but they only accept 100 requests per hour, so 99% of the time it won't work. Alternatively you can use another accelerator like btcspeedy or http://btcaccelerator.online

DON'T TRY THIS! IT'S PROBABLY A SCAM!

1. You can put whatever you want in the "bitcoin transaction ID" field and it will show up as "The transaction number X is NOT confirmed", even if the transaction you submit is already confirmed.

2. They use the same address for any transaction you input. How would they know who paid for which transaction?

3.  This user has 3 posts, and all of them are him spamming his fake website across the forum.

tryninja what do you mean by a scam?  Do you mean if you click on a link like that, you can get a virus or something?  Like your bitcoin wallet can get hacked etc?

I think he mean that this accelerator is not working if you pay for the 0.001 fee for this transaction you send you will just accelerate your transaction without speeding up your transaction and the fact your transaction just got confirm naturally it means that site is fake.
So beware of paying the fee just to accelerate your transaction..

[stompix]

tryninja what do you mean by a scam?  Do you mean if you click on a link like that, you can get a virus or something?  Like your bitcoin wallet can get hacked etc?

No
It;s just a scam as they don't actually accelerate your transaction.
They ask you for a fee and they do nothing.

Just look at this:

TRANSACTION RESULTS

The transaction number
f00a47943e029fcabde5532b53a6c4da1b5f6574a4e3f7c722f7797fb53c1b49d9ddc9a6de406f6 de641fac87780f6fe23079b2a1f652e6a18bbd5ead04c03da
is NOT confirmed.


https://blockchain.info/ro/tx/d9ddc9a6de406f6de641fac87780f6fe23079b2a1f652e6a18bbd5ead04c03da

Transaction was confirmed days ago.

Also......the script doesn't even check if it's a tx id

[chesthing]

Just pay the going rate, that's about $4 for a $4000 btc which is .01% - beyond reasonable, especially when you consider it a worldwide transaction. If you made a mistake use this tool and send a donation, if you think current rates are too high take your business elsewhere. If you take advantage of this tool fuck you and the horse you rode in on.

[kissmarx]

I try using this tool now. In every attempt A made it always says, "Submissions are beyond limit. Please try later." Does this mean I have to keep submitting it repeatedly until it gets successfully submitted?

[Barbut]

I try using this tool now. In every attempt A made it always says, "Submissions are beyond limit. Please try later." Does this mean I have to keep submitting it repeatedly until it gets successfully submitted?

I didn`t have this kind of problem with VIAbtc. I use this service couple times, first time I had problem cause transaction fee was under 10k satoshis and I couldn`t use service, fee must be above that in order we to use viabtc. Couple time I just copy/paste my transaction ID, solved captcha and that is it, I don`t know what kind of fees this service is asking more from you? Did you try to wrote to support? I would also like to know what this means `Submissions are beyond limit`.
As I know this service is free, mining pool just take your transaction and include it in next block they mine, that`s all.

[TryNinja]

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Unlike ViaBTC though, the service is not free but It's really nothing much when you need to speed up a transaction urgently: http://pushtxbtc.com/

"Cooperating with main Bitcoin pools, we provide transaction accelerator service, which can make the probability of confirming transaction within 5 hour come up to 75% and 98% within 5 Days."

I would be careful with this website if anyone is thinking about trying it.

A newbie account promoting a website that is a straight clone of the one from BTC.com; Not only copying the design, but look at the url of both:

Real website by BTC.com: https://pushtx.btc.com/
Possible fake version: http://pushtxbtc.com/

They just created a new domain with the same name as the subdomain by BTC.com; Plus, they have the same "FAQ" at the bottom of the page as BTC.com, which I would say that is meant to make people think that they are the real website.
Edit: Just saw that all posts by this user are him promoting his fake phishing websites. DON'T USE THIS WEBSITE!

[Zocadas]

Triwd it several times but was alwayd to late.

[telexqwerty]

I've used it twice, and it works perfectly.

You can see their Block Record here to see that sometimes it takes them 2 minutes to find a block and sometimes 3-4 hours.
https://pool.viabtc.com/pool/BTC/state/

Then, the key point here is whether you can top your TX to the first 100 transactions every hour. If you got a message "transaction accelerated", rest assured, your coins are on the way!

[TheButterZone]

It seems that the bots have been pointed at ViaBTC, or they're borked. At exactly 3AM UTC-8 (NTS synced to time.apple.com) I submitted a TXID and was told submissions were "beyond limit".

[telexqwerty]

I used the service twice.
One was 11 PM (GMT-5) US Eastern on a weekday.
One was 2 PM (GMT-5) US Eastern on Saturday afternoon.
Both were good. But the previous hours I failed to submit because "beyond limit". Let's try the next hour.

[warningsigns]

I used ViaBTC twice this month. Took some time to confirm but they were reliable. That "Acceleration succeeded" message is a relief to those who are desperate to see their stuck transactions finally confirmed.

Can't comment on other accelerators but confirmtx.com is definitely a fraudulent site. Don't send your $5 to these scammers.

I used the Antpool accelerator too. Sign up at a time when the network was extremely congested but the submitted acceleration seems to have been ignored. The transaction was still unconfirmed the following day. I then turned to ViaBTC which was a lifesaver. Granted their 100 tx limit per hour is a royal pain to deal with but with a little patience and extra effort, it works if submitted within seconds before or after the hour. Be sure to use system time, accurate to the second. If your system clock is not calibrated correctly, you can rely on this: https://time.is/GMT

[TheButterZone]

Try it today.

[jerry0]

Do you have to click the confirm at exactly the top of the hour at 0 seconds as well?

[slaman29]

Do you have to click the confirm at exactly the top of the hour at 0 seconds as well?

No you don't, and yes you do. Basically, you have to keep submitting until you see the "success" message. If you see an error message then the server is too busy, try again. If you see the "submission limit reached", then you have to keep trying or you missed the hour mark and have to wait another hour. As long as it says successful, it has been submitted and you just need to wait until viabtc mines the next block. Also, assuming your tx was in a queue short enough to be included. I have seen it been included in the second block mined. Guess lots of people lining up to use viabtc these days.

[carlfebz2]

Do you have to click the confirm at exactly the top of the hour at 0 seconds as well?

No you don't, and yes you do. Basically, you have to keep submitting until you see the "success" message. If you see an error message then the server is too busy, try again. If you see the "submission limit reached", then you have to keep trying or you missed the hour mark and have to wait another hour. As long as it says successful, it has been submitted and you just need to wait until viabtc mines the next block. Also, assuming your tx was in a queue short enough to be included. I have seen it been included in the second block mined. Guess lots of people lining up to use viabtc these days.

Just as expected which there would be lots of people who do wait for the next hour if the limit has been reached on a particular hour even myself do this thing which I do make timer on when to go in since I do know they hourly reset. Limits do easily be reached up in no time which signifies theres lot of people who are waiting for this service. This transaction accelerator is working and ive been using this to push some of my transactions which do confirm too long. As long it wont go below 100 sats/byte then this accelerator wont deny your tx hash.