How to track a crypto transaction: where to find the TXID, what confirmations mean, and what to do if a transfer is pending.
When you send crypto, the wallet can show “In progress” for a while. That’s normal. The simplest way to understand what’s happening is to track the transaction using its TXID in a blockchain explorer.
Open your Activity feed.
Tap the transfer you want to check.
Open the transaction in a blockchain explorer to see the full status and details.
TXID is the transaction ID (hash). Think of it as a universal receipt that any explorer can show. It’s the best thing to share with a merchant or support when you need to prove that you sent a payment.
After a transaction is included in a block, it can receive confirmations. More confirmations generally means more certainty that the transaction is final.
In practice:
A transaction can be visible in an explorer before it is fully confirmed.
Some services wait for a specific number of confirmations before crediting a deposit.
Common reasons include:
The network is busy.
The fee is not high enough for current conditions.
The recipient service is waiting for more confirmations.
You used the wrong network or missing memo/tag for a deposit flow.
Send them:
The TXID.
The explorer link.
The network used (TON, TRON, Solana).
This is usually enough to resolve the situation quickly.
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