Hey guys, Does anyone know good bitcoin speed-up services? ViaBTC seems good, but it costs $50 for them to make your transaction go through faster on the blockchain. Then there’s f2pool, which is $25, but I want a service that guarantees it will work. I’ve tried the free speed-up services, but it’s been 24 hours and my transaction is still stuck. No confirmation yet. I even tried sending coins back to the same wallet, but that didn’t help. The bitcoin app on android doesn’t allow certain ways to speed up transactions. Any advice on which speed-up service actually works?
I don’t know about your case but I’ll highly recommend “BTC.com’s Accelerator.” This service is known for its reliability and effectiveness in expediting stuck bitcoin transactions. Although it may have a similar cost to ViaBTC, it often report quicker processing times and a higher success rate in getting transactions through the blockchain promptly. Feel free to visit anytime and hear from the reviews.
Additionally, you might want to consider “Replace-By-Fee” (RBF) as a feature rather than a specific service. RBF allows you to increase the fee on your transaction after it’s been broadcasted, potentially speeding up confirmation. Many reputable wallets, such as Electrum and Bitcoin Core, support RBF, giving you more control over your transaction speed without relying on third-party services.
Hello @Jason
To make Bitcoin transactions faster, you can try these ways:
- Pay more fees: If you pay a higher fee, miners might process your transaction quicker. You can set a higher fee in your wallet compared to what others are paying.
- Replace your transaction: You can swap your old transaction with a new one that has a higher fee. But first, make sure your wallet can do this.
- Use Child Pays for Parent (CPFP): If you’re waiting for money and it’s taking too long, you can make a new transaction with higher fees using the money from the delayed one.
- Try Bitcoin Transaction Accelerators: These services resend your transaction to miners to speed up the process. Some are free, while others charge a fee for faster service.