If it doesn't, right click the " stuck" transaction and select Increase the fee. Wait for the transaction to confirm within an acceptable (for you) amount of time. Unconfirmed RBF transactions are clearly distinguished from non-RBF ones with a yellow triangle and label Replaceable. The size of Mempool is currently huge and it may take up to several days for some low-fee transaction to be confirmed. The transaction will be placed in Mempool which is a list of unconfirmed transactions. Say you want to try your luck paying a 0.0001 BTC fee first (just to find out it's insufficient and your transaction won't be confirmed anytime soon).Ĭhoose the Replaceable option and send the transaction. Go to Tools -> Electrum preferences and change Propose Replace-By-Fee to Always or If the fee is low. The process should be very similar in other wallets that support RBF feature too.īefore making any low-fee transaction, make sure Replace-By-Fee option is turned on. The only difference is that the sender is able to include a higher fee as an incentive for minersto include such transaction in a block faster.įor the purpose of the tutorial, I'll be using Electrum 2.8.2.
In reality, a new transaction with the same outputs and inputs is created. Replace-By-Fee (RBF) is a recently reintroduced feature to allow a sender " bumping" the fee of a " stuck" transaction. Those wishing to have their transactions confirmed in a reasonable timeframe have to fight for the block space by significantly raising transaction fees.īut what about those that don't pay a high-enough fee and their transactions have been stuck for quite some time already? This resulted in almost 200 000 unconfirmed transactions sitting in Mempool for hours and even days. Bitcoin has recently been spammed with tons of cheap non-financial " time-stamping" transactions.īitFury made a deal to prioritize them over genuine financial transactions effectively worsen the experience for everyone on the network.
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