Unconfirmed transaction

[SmartGold01]

Sorry to bring this over here, I have a little challenge with my transaction for that past 6 days now and has never confirmed to the next wallet.
Actually I made the transfer using my trustwallet and the payment seems not to be confirmed since them till now and I want to know what is possible to do to confirm my payment.

From a post I was replied days ago, I was told to import my trustwallet to the Electrum wallet and I did that currently transaction still showing pending. I was thinking if I import my wallet to electrum wallet there is an option to boost my transaction and now I am stock on the way and I don't know what to do currently.
Here the screenshot of what I mean.. But what gets me worried is that my balance still remains zero (0) while the transaction is pending, Is there anything to do currently to speeding up the transaction?




https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/d5f80b303486f616dc02df5413520b43543b725246161c520816e51aa1f4ebf3

I will be glad any help gotten you all.

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[Bitcoin Smith]

It means the transaction is not RBF enabled so you can only use CPFP.

If the receiving end is in your control

[Shishir99]

Since RBF is not enabled, you cannot do much with it.
Who is the receiver BTW?
Did you send it to your wallet or someone else?

Edit; It seems the receiver is Binance. I am sorry. You cannot do anything except for trying some acceleration service.
There is not much difference between the current fee and the fee you paid. You can wait a little more.

[SmartGold01]

If the receiving end is in your control

The receiving end is my Binance account deposit address and I can't have any control except the payment is being confirmed.
However, I am not too familiar with all these wallet setup and configurations, the short words etc..

Since RBF is not enabled, you cannot do much with it.
Who is the receiver BTW?
Did you send it to your wallet or someone else?

I am still the same person to receive the payment, but this is going to my exchange account which is Binance.

Edit..

How do I enable RBF?

[AB de Royse777]

I am still the same person to receive the payment, but this is going to my exchange account which is Binance.

It means the receiving end is not in your control that told by the other user. You don't have they key.

[Zaguru12]

The receiving end is my Binance account deposit address and I can't have any control except the payment is being confirmed.
However, I am not too familiar with all these wallet setup and configurations, the short words etc..

The RBF bumping option isn’t enabled from the mempool (as seen in image below) so you can’t bump it this way. My question is do you still see the balance on your trustwallet since the the electrum doesn’t have it. If yes go and double spend the transaction again that is send out the transaction again but this time the fee should be something like 10sats/vbyte

How do I enable RBF?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5449436.msg62140176#msg62140176

[Shishir99]

How do I enable RBF?

Click on Tools >> Preferences >> Transactions >> Tick the Use Replace by Fee box



I used some BTC transaction accelerators with your tx. While some others say they will boost your transaction, Viabtc says the fee is too low

[hosseinimr93]

How do I enable RBF?

RBF should be enabled when you are making the transaction. There is no way to turn a non-RBF transaction to a RBF-enabled transaction.
If your transaction isn't confirmed for 14 days, it would be dropped from the mempool of most nodes and after that you should be able to make a new transaction.

Click on Tools >> Preferences >> Transactions >> Tick the Replace by Fee box

This wouldn't change anything.
And it may worth mentioning that this option has been removed from the latest version of electrum.

[Charles-Tim]

I am still the same person to receive the payment, but this is going to my exchange account which is Binance.
It means the receiving end is not in your control that told by the other user. You don't have they key.

The best is for you to wait for some days and see if the mempool will become less congested and the transaction to be confirmed. Do not open Trustwallet again, just keep checking it on Electrum wallet to know if you will be able to rebroadcast the coin. After some days like 2 weeks, you should be able to rebroadcast the coins on Electrum.

[Shishir99]

Click on Tools >> Preferences >> Transactions >> Tick the Replace by Fee box

This wouldn't change anything.

It will help him not to fall into this situation in the future. I guess he already understands that RBF cannot be enabled in Non-RBF transactions.

And it may worth mentioning that this option has been removed from the latest version of electrum.

I didn't know that. I guess I have to update my wallet software. xD

[Charles-Tim]

It will help him not to fall into this situation in the future. I guess he already understands that RBF cannot be enabled in Non-RBF transactions.

On Electrum the RBF feature is by default and you can not opt-in or opt-out for it. All transactions made on Electrum are supporting RBF. The problem is that he made the transaction on one of the non recommendable bitcoin wallet which is close source Trustwallet.

[Shishir99]

It will help him not to fall into this situation in the future. I guess he already understands that RBF cannot be enabled in Non-RBF transactions.

On Electrum the RBF feature is by default and you can not opt-in or opt-out for it. All transactions made on Electrum are supporting RBF. The problem is that he made the transaction on one of the non recommendable bitcoin wallet which is close source Trustwallet.

I got it. What about the latest version of Electrum? RBF settings were removed from the interface. Just now I updated my Electrum wallet. What will happen to my new transactions? Would it be still RBF?

[Charles-Tim]

Would it be still RBF?

Yes

[dimonstration]

I got it. What about the latest version of Electrum? RBF settings were removed from the interface. Just now I updated my Electrum wallet. What will happen to my new transactions? Would it be still RBF?

RBF is a default feature on electrum given that you will not change the settings. The problem of is he send the transaction using a wallet or address that is not supported by RBF feature. I experience this same issue on my bluewallet after I imported my private key of an address that doesn't support RBF.

On OP, Waiting is the best option.

[hosseinimr93]

RBF is a default feature on electrum given that you will not change the settings.

There is no way to disable RBF in the current version of electrum and as mentioned above by Charles-Tim, all transactions are flagged as RBF.

I experience this same issue on my bluewallet after I imported my private key of an address that doesn't support RBF.

It's not the address that should support RBF. Regardless of what address you are using, you can enable/disable RBF for your transaction.

[SmartGold01]

How do I enable RBF?

RBF should be enabled when you are making the transaction. There is no way to turn a non-RBF transaction to a RBF-enabled transaction.
If your transaction isn't confirmed for 14 days, it would be dropped from the mempool of most nodes and after that you should be able to make a new transaction.

This is true I didn't enable it while make transaction, and I used trustwallet to send out the payment..

Click on Tools >> Preferences >> Transactions >> Tick the Replace by Fee box

This wouldn't change anything.
And it may worth mentioning that this option has been removed from the latest version of electrum.

Exactly.. The option has been removed I can't find it since the other user posted the image..

I am still the same person to receive the payment, but this is going to my exchange account which is Binance.
It means the receiving end is not in your control that told by the other user. You don't have they key.

The best is for you to wait for some days and see if the mempool will become less congested and the transaction to be confirmed. Do not open Trustwallet again, just keep checking it on Electrum wallet to know if you will be able to rebroadcast the coin. After some days like 2 weeks, you should be able to rebroadcast the coins on Electrum.

Maybe this could be the best option, because I couldn't find anything as the previous users do say.
Actually have made this transfer since from on Monday there about and yet still remains unconfirmed, that means I have to wait for like 2 weeks longer just as you have said.

I am still the same person to receive the payment, but this is going to my exchange account which is Binance.

It means the receiving end is not in your control that told by the other user. You don't have they key.

Never, is an exchange address which I have no private keys or seedphrase, sending from my Trustwallet to exchange address (Binance).

[Charles-Tim]

I experience this same issue on my bluewallet after I imported my private key of an address that doesn't support RBF.

Even if the private key belongs to an address on Bluewallet generated seed phrase or not, and you import the private key on another Bluewallet, any transaction made will not support RBF. But if it is BIP39 seed phrase, it will support RBF even if or if not generated on Bluewallet.

I mean as you import the private key on Bluewallet, the transaction made on the wallet will not support RBF, unlike importing BIP39 seed phrase that will support RBF.

It's not the address that should support RBF. Regardless of what address you are using, you can enable RBF/disable for your transaction.

I think he meant that he imported a private key on Bluewallet.

[nc50lc]

I will be glad any help gotten you all.

An hour ago, your transaction was purged from nodes with default mempool size configuration.
That's the best timing when you can replace it with a higher fee rate transaction.

If you're lucky, time it when the purging fee rate is higher than your txn's fee rate when your transaction was dropped from majority of the mempools including some Electrum servers.
You can check the default "Purging" fee rate in mempool.space.

When that time comes:
Restart Electrum and check if the transaction's status changed from "unconfirmed" into "Local"; if not, select another server.
Then after turning into "local", Right-click on it and select "Remove", then your coins should be available to spend on a new transaction.

[hosseinimr93]

This is true I didn't enable it while make transaction, and I used trustwallet to send out the payment..

You can't enable RBF in trustwallet at all.
Trustwallet is close-source and it lacks RBF and many other features. I recommend you to avoid it and use a better wallet like electrum, so that you don't have a similar problem in the future.

Exactly.. The option has been removed I can't find it since the other user posted the image..

That option has been removed, because electrum no longer allows you to make non-RBF transactions and it flags all transactions as RBF automatically.

Actually have made this transfer since from on Monday there about and yet still remains unconfirmed, that means I have to wait for like 2 weeks longer just as you have said.

By default, transactions are dropped from the mempool if they stay unconfirmed 14 days. It's also possible that a transaction is dropped from the mempool earlier due to the node reaching its mempool maximum size.
As you made your transaction 6 days ago, most nodes should drop it from their mempool 8 days later. This is assuming no one will rebroadcast your transaction.

[SmartGold01]

I experience this same issue on my bluewallet after I imported my private key of an address that doesn't support RBF.

Even if the private key belongs to an address on Bluewallet generated seed phrase or not, and you import the private key on another Bluewallet, any transaction made will not support RBF. But if it is BIP39 seed phrase, it will support RBF even if or if not generated on Bluewallet.

I mean as you import the private key on Bluewallet, the transaction made on the wallet will not support RBF, unlike importing BIP39 seed phrase that will support RBF.

It's not the address that should support RBF. Regardless of what address you are using, you can enable RBF/disable for your transaction.

I think he meant that he imported a private key on Bluewallet.

Does this has anything to do with Electrum mobile wallet maybe to know if those missing option can found over there then I can proceed with it. Actually a bit hurry to settle out some part of my loan tomorrow..
If possible please give me guideline as I have already downloaded the Electrum mobile wallet... But has not imported my wallet address over there.