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I transfered 0.013 mBTC into Bitoincore.org wallet.on the 07/07/2020. As yet I have not received Hash:-

13290114c5e1fe381c707e5f67b246cd0260f5bd24c9a1fc1aed0eab08dd2521

Address:-

1AKWvdsoAQC43sBANr9pCnk74nHCdrAvB6

0.0126 after fee, not recieved, can someone help me please

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    Why do you say "not received" exactly? What is telling you that the transaction is missing or hasn't been received? The transaction executed successfully. – David Schwartz Jul 17 '20 at 14:49
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    Is your Bitcoin Core synced with the network? – Murch♦ Jul 17 '20 at 15:41
  • Ok it is on the blockchain, but it is not showing in my wallet, the balance has not gone up by 0.0126mBTC. – N W Jul 18 '20 at 17:11
  • I synced twice since 07/07/2020 – N W Jul 18 '20 at 18:33
  • The Address was generated by the Bitcoin core wallet. It is the same address as the last transaction that went into the account, but that one worked – N W Jul 26 '20 at 8:37
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Synchronisation

If the bottom of the main window of your Bictoincore.org wallet looks like this, you need to wait for it to catch up (it is still busy downloading details of recent transactions)

bitcoin-core's status-bar

The icon at bottom right (two arrows moving in a circle) indicates the wallet is busy "catching up".

What wallets really contain

Remember that wallets don't actually contain money and don't really receive money. They provide a view of the public blockchain - a list of completed transactions that every wallet either creates its own copy of, or in the case of other types of wallet (SPV etc) has access to some other way. If the blockchain data says you have received the money, you have received it. Regardless of what your wallet says.

The only important data in any wallet is a secret number called a "private key".

The public blockchain is the only truth

As you know, when I write "blockchain", I mean the concept, not any of the many unrelated businesses who subsequently used that word opportunistically as their name or part of their name. I suspect their use of this name can confuse people.

There are many public websites that offer a view of the blockchain. By checking a transaction-id or address in several of these you can find out whether you have received money - regardless of what your wallet says. You don't need a wallet to receive money in Bitcoin. You only really need a wallet when the time comes to spend money in Bitcoin. Including when you use it to purchase other currency.

Checking whether a transaction is complete

A randomly chosen blockchain explorer says

2020-07-07 19:45    Block 638188    1711 confirmations

Senders                          Recipients

10.73060786 BTC  bc1q7⋯zpemf     38Un8⋯7YWqm   0.00279737 BTC  
                                 13bVn⋯gxQig   0.01100000 BTC  Unspent
                                 1AKWv⋯rAvB6   0.01260000 BTC  Unspent
                                 1JAE7⋯W5sDP   0.03600000 BTC  
                                 3BMEX⋯f958k   0.23655533 BTC  
                                 bc1q7⋯zpemf  10.43155304 BTC

(I shortened the addresses to make the table fit here)

So 0.0126 BTC has definitely been received by the owner(s) of whatever wallet(s) contain the private-key from which was derived address 1AKWvdsoAQC43sBANr9pCnk74nHCdrAvB6

Wallet problems

If your wallet doesn't show this, there can be several causes

  • Your wallet is not fully synced as far as block 638188
  • You don't in fact have the private-key from which that address was ultimately derived.
  • Something else.

Checking whether a Bitcoin Core wallet knows about a transaction

In Bitcoin core it is usually obvious if the wallet has not finished synchronisation. You will see a message like this:

Synchronising Warning

If not you can check from the "Debug Window" in the "Help" menu

Menu

Then you can click the "console" tab and then type command getblockcount at the bottom

getBlockCount example command

Here we see this wallet has only retrieved blocks as far as 554269

Therefore this wallet would not know about your transaction in block 638188.

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  • Yes I have synced twice since 07/07/2020 – N W Jul 18 '20 at 18:30
  • How do spend money off the blockchain when the wallet you are using has no funds to send??? – N W Jul 18 '20 at 18:39
  • After reading a bit more about bitcoin, I have used the same address twice, will this have anything to do with it not appearing in my wallet? – N W Jul 19 '20 at 1:34
  • @NW: 1) Fully synced? 2) By using the wallet to construct and broadcast a draft transaction using the results of a mathematical calculation involving your private key from your wallet and the unspent transaction output data of prior transactions from the public blockchain. 3) No. – RedGrittyBrick Jul 19 '20 at 15:31
  • @NW: See updated answer – RedGrittyBrick Jul 19 '20 at 16:18
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The hash mentioned is already confirmed on blockchain. It is already credited to receiver. You can see it here

So, it must be issue with your local node syncing.

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  • Can you look in to this for me please? – N W Jul 18 '20 at 19:42
  • Ok thanks, the wallet is on my phone, how do I transfer it to my laptop, for more functionality? – N W Jul 20 '20 at 17:30
  • Are still there – N W Aug 20 '20 at 19:44
  • How do I get to debug in the app? – N W Sep 4 '20 at 20:11

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