This situation can occur when you choose a network fee that's too low for your transaction to be confirmed on the blockchain. Your transaction remains in a pending approval phase, stuck in the memory pool, as the block creators don't process it due to the insufficient network fee.
If your Bitcoin transaction gets stuck in this pending state, you have two options: wait for it to go through or be canceled. We strongly recommend against manually reducing the fee and advise you to use the recommended fee option to reduce the risk of a failed or stuck transaction.
However, if you are using a network similar to Ethereum (involving native currency, ERC20, or BEP20 tokens) and your transaction is stuck, you can create a new transaction to the same wallet address with a higher fee. The App will suggest replacing the previous transaction with the new one to ensure it gets processed.
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