I made a crypto payment, but my coins have reflected in my account yet
When you pay using cryptocurrency transaction, there is usually a brief delay during which the crypto network confirms
your transaction. Thus, you expect your transaction to be promptly confirmed and added to the blockchain, and for your
payment to be completed and your coins deposited to your balance, and this is what usually happens. Most crypto payments
made by players complete without issue. However, there can be instances where your transaction experiences delays in
confirmation:
Network Congestion
One of the primary factors that can cause transaction delays is network congestion. When the network is experiencing
high transaction volumes, miners have a larger pool of transactions to process. As a result, it may take some time for
your transaction to be included in a block and confirmed. During periods of intense network activity, such as during
market volatility or popular events, delays are more likely to occur.
Insufficient Transaction Fees
Transaction fees incentivize miners to prioritize certain transactions. If you set a lower-than-average fee for your
transaction, miners may prioritize other transactions with higher fees. This can result in your transaction waiting
longer to be confirmed. To avoid delays, it's important to set an appropriate fee based on the network conditions at the
time of your transaction. Note that if you made your payment from your crypto exchange account, your exchange may be
responsible for setting the fee, and in most cases, you don't need to adjust it.
In the rare event that it's been more than 30 minutes since your payment and you still can't see your coins in your
balance, please get in touch so we can help.