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Transaction details

Transaction ID

neb3w0zgre78rsff

You sent

2.3819814 BTC

Changelly address (BTC)

bc1qq2xfh67n3m4t6zes8dvquulka8fw4s2qvfyzc3

Recipient address (USDTTRX)

TANhDRDbMFYgi9vVGKbMy8ofncwC8bgQDa

You get

- 251109.387585 USDTRX

FAQ

What is the difference between fixed and floating rates?

Fixed exchange rate represents the final amount displayed to the user on the first step of exchange. This amount will not change until the transaction is finished. The rate is fixed only for 15 minutes for the current transaction. In order to enable the fixed rate option, choose it on the first screen of your exchange. When choosing a floating rate, the final sum might change depending on market conditions. Once your exchange is finished, you might see a slightly different rate.

The fixed exchange rate represents the final amount displayed to the user on the first step of exchange. This amount will not change until the transaction is finished. The rate is fixed only for 15 minutes for the current transaction. In order to enable the fixed rate option, choose it on the first screen of your exchange.
When choosing a floating rate, the final sum might change depending on market conditions. Once your exchange is finished, you might see a slightly different rate.

What is a hash?

A hash (or txID) is the unique address of a transaction in a blockchain that acts as a record or proof that the transaction has taken place. Usually, the hash is a combination of digits and lowercase letters (uppercase in the case of XRP). Whenever you make a payment in cryptocurrency, you receive a hash displayed in your wallet.

How do I cancel my transaction?

Once confirmed, the crypto transaction is irreversible. Neither you nor our specialists can cancel it. That’s why we recommend you double-check (or even triple-check) the recipient’s address.

Why does my transaction take so long?

Transaction speed depends on several factors: block time, block size, transaction fees, and network traffic. Transactions can take more time because of high network congestion, big trading volume, or increased transaction fees.