Trezor suite "Speed up"

[OmegaStarScream]

I am the only one having issues with speeding up transactions? I'm using the desktop wallet. Model One.

After clicking "Speed up" and choosing higher fees, the "Replace transaction" is always greyed out. No errors. and I do have enough funds to cover those fees.

[m2017]

I am the only one having issues with speeding up transactions? I'm using the desktop wallet. Model One.

After clicking "Speed up" and choosing higher fees, the "Replace transaction" is always greyed out. No errors. and I do have enough funds to cover those fees.

Am I correct in assuming you're using bitcoin in your transaction?

Am I correct in understanding that you can't speed up an existing transaction created previously with a lower fee, and after attempting to increase the fee and speed up the transaction, this feature becomes unavailable?

I checked trezor suite for myself, and when initially creating a transaction, the option to increase the fee is available, but I believe your issue is different, so I'd like to wait for your response and test it if necessary.

[OmegaStarScream]

Am I correct in assuming you're using bitcoin in your transaction?

Am I correct in understanding that you can't speed up an existing transaction created previously with a lower fee, and after attempting to increase the fee and speed up the transaction, this feature becomes unavailable?

It is an existing bitcoin transaction yes.

[rdluffy]

I only found this at Trezor's website: https://trezor.io/learn/supported-assets/bitcoin/speed-up-a-stuck-bitcoin-transaction-with-replace-by-fee-rbf?srsltid=AfmBOoo4-bCD_YthHNEcWKAkd2znttWsokGSF40OCtYmqn2inTUIR138

I also have a Trezor (Model 3) and use Trezor Suite
Is your app updated?
I found it really strange that you couldn’t change the fee amount

I looked here in my wallet settings and didn’t find any option to enable or disable it, so I assume that by default RBF is enabled for all transactions

Has your transaction been confirmed yet?
Is it possible that by the time you checked the transaction, it already had at least one confirmation on the network?

There's a service to accelerate your tx, you can try: https://www.viabtc.com/en/tools/txaccelerator

[OmegaStarScream]

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I'm using the latest app version yes. I did the exact same thing your link is showing, but like I said, the "Replace transaction" is not green. It's greyed out.

The transaction has been confirmed after a few blocks but no, it was not when I was tried to speed it. You wouldn't even have the speed up button if that was the case I would imagine.

[m2017]

As promised, I tested the "speed up" button in trezor suite.

It looks like your trezor suite is having some kind of problem, because my "speed up" button works fine and becomes active (green). After clicking it, the old fee-based fee is replaced with a new, faster one.

Maybe you should try the flatpak version of trezor suite?

[Forsyth Jones]

Maybe you should try the flatpak version of trezor suite?

Good suggestion, I use the flatpak version and have never had any problems, considering I boot into Linux.

I don't remember using the RBF feature in the Suite, but I vaguely remember testing this feature, choosing the new fee rate, usually 1x or 2x times higher than the previous one for the software to accept it and the button become "green". Maybe the OP should check this, insert a fee rate at least 2 times higher, right?

[bitmover]

Have you tried in electrum?
I speeded up maby transactions from ledger wallet with electrum desktop . It should work with trezor as well

[OmegaStarScream]

I apperciate everyone's response, I have not tried Electrum but I did another transaction since the one I posted about was already confirmed and I still had the same issue but what I have noticed... is that the button shows just fine if I replug the device, and input the PIN again.

I hope someone could confirm this... Is the device/wallet supposed to ask you for a PIN for a second time? even when I'm actively using the wallet?

Made a transaction (PIN input) --> went straight to transactions to bump the fees (PIN input again)?

AFAIK, this was not the case before?

Either that, or I have a connection issue between the device and the computer that keeps ejecting the device constantly? (although the wallet does say "connected" on top at all times)

[bitmover]

I apperciate everyone's response, I have not tried Electrum but I did another transaction since the one I posted about was already confirmed and I still had the same issue but what I have noticed... is that the button shows just fine if I replug the device, and input the PIN again.

I hope someone could confirm this... Is the device/wallet supposed to ask you for a PIN for a second time? even when I'm actively using the wallet?

Made a transaction (PIN input) --> went straight to transactions to bump the fees (PIN input again)?

AFAIK, this was not the case before?

Either that, or I have a connection issue between the device and the computer that keeps ejecting the device constantly? (although the wallet does say "connected" on top at all times)

I dont own a trezor, so I cant confirm.

But, as when you speed up the transaction you are actually making a new transaction with higher fee , it makes sense that you should enter the PIN again just like in the first transaction

[OmegaStarScream]

I dont own a trezor, so I cant confirm.

But, as when you speed up the transaction you are actually making a new transaction with higher fee , it makes sense that you should enter the PIN again just like in the first transaction

It does make perfect sense but the UX in my case at least is very bad. You'd think you would authorize the transaction from the device after clicking the 'replace transaction' button but my button is greyed out and there is no message saying I should replug the device... That's the problem.

[m2017]

is that the button shows just fine if I replug the device, and input the PIN again.

I think this is some kind of bug in trezor suite, because in my case, reconnecting isn't required and the button is always active. I assume this is how it should work "normally".

I strongly recommend reinstalling your app or installing different versions. And, just in case, try it on other operating systems (for example, Live OS). This way, you'll see for yourself how trezor suite works.

I hope someone could confirm this... Is the device/wallet supposed to ask you for a PIN for a second time? even when I'm actively using the wallet?

Made a transaction (PIN input) --> went straight to transactions to bump the fees (PIN input again)?

It works a little differently.

When connecting the device, enter your PIN. Then, when confirming a transaction, check the data on the device's display and confirm with the button (without entering a PIN). When speeding up a transaction (press the "speed up" button), check the data in the app and the device's display again and confirm with the physical button (without entering a PIN).

AFAIK, this was not the case before?

To be honest, I don’t remember it being like this before.

Either that, or I have a connection issue between the device and the computer that keeps ejecting the device constantly? (although the wallet does say "connected" on top at all times)

Perhaps you should install the necessary drivers (dependencies or UDEV rules - https://trezor.io/guides/trezor-suite/installing-trezor-suite-on-linux#udev-rules) for your device? Maybe then the connection between trezor suite and hardware wallet will work normally.

By the way, what firmware version do you have on your device?