Your Bitcoin payment is still pending. The recipient is waiting, your wallet already shows the transfer, and refreshing the explorer has not changed anything. Start with the TXID: BitTools lets you submit the existing transaction for Bitcoin acceleration without connecting your wallet.
Our service brings together Bitcoin nodes, dedicated APIs and partner mining-pool connections. You can begin with the free BTC accelerator, or review the paid acceleration options shown for your transaction when you need additional processing and tracking.
Ready to accelerate your transaction?
Copy the transaction ID from your wallet or exchange withdrawal history, then open BitTools. The accelerator will show the transaction details and available service options.
Find the TXID—not your wallet credentials
Open the payment in your wallet's transaction history. Look for “Transaction ID”, “Transaction hash” or a link to a block explorer. A Bitcoin TXID is a 64-character identifier. Copy it and paste it into the BitTools accelerator.
You do not need to send another payment to the original recipient or give us access to your wallet. We never ask for your recovery phrase, private key or wallet password.
Why your Bitcoin payment has not confirmed
Bitcoin transactions compete for limited space in each block. When the network is busy, a fee that looked reasonable when you sent the payment can become less competitive. The relevant figure is the fee rate in satoshis per virtual byte, not just the total fee in dollars.
A transaction can also have limited visibility across nodes, or depend on another unconfirmed transaction. These details matter when choosing an acceleration route. BitTools displays transaction information so you can see what you are submitting instead of paying for a service blindly.
How BitTools accelerates a pending BTC transaction
The free route sends an eligible transaction through our Bitcoin network infrastructure. Rebroadcasting is part of that process: it distributes the existing transaction without changing the recipient, amount or original TXID.
BitTools also offers paid acceleration options. Depending on the route available for your transaction, these include automated rebroadcasting, enhanced transaction information and tracking, and VIP mining-priority processing through partner connections. The selected service—not simply the fact that a TXID was entered—determines the work carried out.
A low-fee payment may need more than wider distribution. That is where checking the available priority route and its cost becomes useful. Open your transaction on BitTools to review the actual options before deciding.
Choose the right service for your payment
Start with the free BTC accelerator
If you want to try the service without an account or an upfront payment, submit your TXID using the free option. Keep the result and follow the transaction status afterwards. The free service is a practical first step when your payment is valid and still unconfirmed.
Use automated processing and tracking
For a transaction that needs ongoing attention, review the automated and enhanced options. These add continued processing or more detailed transaction tracking according to the package shown. Check what is included so you select the service you actually need.
Review VIP mining priority for an urgent transfer
If the payment is time-sensitive, inspect the VIP acceleration option when it is available. BitTools uses partner mining-pool connections for priority processing of eligible transactions. The interface displays the transaction-specific quote and service details before payment; mining-related costs can differ between transactions.
What happens after submission?
Save your TXID and, for a paid order, the payment or order reference. Check the result displayed by BitTools and keep track of the transaction's confirmation status. If you enable confirmation alerts in a supported browser, you can receive a notification when the watched transaction confirms.
“Submitted” and “confirmed” are different stages. A confirmation means the transaction has actually been included in a Bitcoin block. Processing aims to get you there sooner, but block production and network conditions still affect the timing.
Already confirmed, but the exchange has not credited it?
Look at the number of confirmations required by the receiving service. If the transaction is already in a block, another accelerator submission will not change that deposit policy. Contact the receiving exchange with the TXID if the required confirmation count has been reached and the deposit is still missing.
Should you use RBF or CPFP instead?
If your wallet supports a fee bump, compare its cost with the acceleration options. Replace-by-Fee creates a higher-fee replacement, usually with a new TXID. Child Pays for Parent uses a related transaction to raise the combined fee incentive. Follow your wallet's instructions; these are wallet operations, not changes BitTools makes to your wallet.
Need help choosing an acceleration option?
Email support@bittools.net with the public TXID and your order reference, if you have one. Explain when the transaction was sent and what you are seeing. Never include wallet recovery words or private keys.
For more detail on the service options, see our Bitcoin transaction accelerator page. For a quick walkthrough, use the BTC transaction accelerator guide.
Move your pending payment forward
Enter your TXID, review the available options and start acceleration with BitTools.
