You still need to verify your phone number before you can receive SMS alerts. Head on over to our Wallet Watch page to view/manage these alerts in the future.Īlert Created Success! Your alert has been saved. You're all set!Now that your wallet is being tracked, you'll begin receiving notifications whenever new transactions associated with this wallet are confirmed. We will never ask you for any compromising information. When we ask for your wallet address, this refers to your Public Key. Please do not ever give us (or anyone else) your private key. You only need a valid email address to sign up.
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You'll be prompted to sign up for a free account if you haven't already. Be sure to select a method to receive alert notifications. To get started, copy your wallet address into the form below. You do not need to track individual transactions, just a wallet address. The best part is, you will continue to receive alerts associated with this wallet address in the future. Once you create a Wallet Watch alert, our service continuously scans the Bitcoin blockchain and performs a "Bitcoin transaction confirmation check" (if you will). The Cryptocurrency Alerting platform provides a solution for this: Wallet Watch. Tracking BTC TransactionsWith that bit of background out of the way, how can we learn when a BTC transaction has been confirmed on the blockchain? Or better yet, how can we be notified whenever a transaction is confirmed. Many services require 4 or more confirmations before a transaction is considered to be final. More confirmations means more confidence that consensus has been reached within the Bitcoin blockchain about this transaction. A transaction receives additional confirmations for each subsequent block mined after that first confirmation. Once a transaction has been included in a block, it is said to be confirmed.
Essentially, you can pay more to skip the line. These transactions are not selected in the order they received, but are prioritized based on who has paid the highest transaction fee. This transaction gets sent to the bitcoin memory pool (known as the mempool), where pending transactions live as they wait to be included in the next mined block. When bitcoin is sent from one wallet address to another, a transaction is created.
The blockchain transaction ID can be found in one of the emails you received from Simplex (this is different from the Simplex payment ID which will NOT work in these sites).Learn when a transaction has been confirmed on the BTC blockchain. To see your transaction on the blockchain, click on the link next to the coin you purchased and enter either your wallet address or the blockchain transaction ID in the website search bar. Next to them you can see a link to the relevant blockchain explorer. In some cases, multiple coins are based on the same blockchain, thus they can be found using the same blockchain explorer.īelow you will find a list of the supported coins. To search for a transaction on the blockchain, you need to use a specialized link (explorer) suitable for that particular cryptocurrency. Our payment processing services are used to purchase different types of cryptocurrencies.
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