How to Track Your Cryptocurrency Transaction | Gamwiz Guide
Learn how to track Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other crypto transactions using blockchain explorers. Find your TXID, check confirmations, and monitor status.
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Learn how to track Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other crypto transactions using blockchain explorers. Find your TXID, check confirmations, and monitor status.
Tracking a crypto transfer is easy: grab the TXID from your wallet or email, open the explorer linked in Bank → Deposit/Withdraw, paste the TXID, and watch confirmations in real time.
Every Gamwiz deposit or withdrawal exposes a TXID so you can follow progress on-chain. This guide shows how to find that ID, pick the right explorer, and interpret the confirmation timeline.
Blockchain explorers show exactly where your transaction sits in the queue.
Match confirmation counts with Gamwiz requirements to predict balance updates.
Sharing the TXID with support lets us trace stuck deposits or withdrawals instantly.
Copy the transaction hash from your wallet, exchange, or Gamwiz notification email.
Make sure you know which blockchain the transfer used (BTC, ETH, SOL, TRC20, etc.).
Use the link shown in Bank → Activity or pick from the explorer list below.
Use these official explorers for the most accurate confirmation data.
| Cryptocurrency | Explorer | Required confirmations |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | mempool.space | 1 |
| Ethereum (ETH) | Etherscan | 3 |
| Solana (SOL) | Solscan | 1 |
| Litecoin (LTC) | Blockchair LTC | 1 |
| Dogecoin (DOGE) | Dogechain | 1 |
| USDT (TRC20) | Tronscan | 19 |
| USDT (ERC20) | Etherscan | 3 |
| USDC (Solana) | Solscan | 1 |
| BNB Smart Chain | BscScan | 3 |
| Polygon (MATIC) | PolygonScan | 3 |
Fix these and the explorer will always show the right info.
Using a BTC explorer for an ERC20 transfer returns no results.
Match the explorer to the token’s network—links above cover every supported coin.
Always open the explorer from the Bank Activity card.
Partial or truncated hashes won’t resolve.
Copy the TXID exactly—no spaces, no missing characters.
Use the Copy button in your wallet instead of typing manually.
Exchanges sometimes delay broadcasting; the explorer shows nothing yet.
Wait for the exchange to provide a TXID or contact their support.
Favor wallets that broadcast immediately.
Send the direct link so support can view the same transaction.
Include when you sent and the exact amount in crypto.
Attach the confirmation count—especially if it exceeds our requirement.
Open Bank → Deposit or Withdraw to launch the explorer link and monitor confirmations as they land.
Go to BankYes, but it's harder. You can search by wallet address on blockchain explorers to see all transactions for that address. However, TXID is the easiest and most accurate way to track a specific transaction.
Network congestion and low transaction fees are the main reasons. During busy periods (bull markets, high network activity), transactions with lower fees take longer. Consider using faster cryptocurrencies like Solana or XRP for urgent transfers.
No. Blockchain explorers only show: addresses (anonymous strings), amounts, and timestamps. They cannot see names, emails, or any personal info unless you publicly link your address to your identity.
Generally yes—TXIDs only reveal the transaction details (addresses and amounts), not control over funds. However, avoid sharing if you want to keep transaction amounts private, as anyone can view them on the blockchain.
This means transaction is confirmed on blockchain but hasn't reached required confirmations yet. Check how many confirmations you have vs. what Gamwiz requires (e.g., Bitcoin needs 1, Ethereum needs 3). Wait for required confirmations and deposit will auto-credit.
Only if your wallet supports RBF (Replace-By-Fee) or CPFP (Child-Pays-For-Parent). These features let you increase the fee after sending. If not supported, you must wait for confirmation or for transaction to be dropped.
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