# Why hasn't my transfer arrived?

> A transfer arrives once the network confirms it, and an exchange credits it after that. Check its status with the TXID, then the network and address.

URL: https://docs.fxwallet.com/wallet/transfer-not-arrived
Last reviewed: 25 September 2026

A transfer arrives only after the network confirms it, and an exchange credits a deposit only after the network has confirmed it enough times. Check the transfer's status first: it tells you what to do next, and who can help.

## Check the status

1. Find the transfer's transaction hash (TXID):
   - Sent from FxWallet: on the **Wallet** tab, tap the coin, then tap the transfer in its history.
   - Sent from an exchange: find it in your withdrawal history on the exchange. If there's no transaction hash yet, the exchange hasn't sent the transfer: ask the exchange.
2. Look up the transaction hash in a block explorer for the network, such as Etherscan for Ethereum or BscScan for BNB Chain.

| The explorer shows | What it means | What to do |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Pending, or nothing yet | The network hasn't confirmed the transfer | Wait, or speed it up. See [Pending or stuck transactions](https://docs.fxwallet.com/wallet/pending-transactions). |
| Failed | The network rejected the transfer and moved nothing, but kept the fee | See [Why did my transaction fail?](https://docs.fxwallet.com/wallet/why-did-my-transaction-fail) |
| Success | The transfer reached the address it was sent to | Check the cases below |

## If it succeeded but you don't see it

- **Sent to FxWallet:** check that you're looking at the network it was sent on, and that the token is added. See [Why is my balance not showing?](https://docs.fxwallet.com/wallet/why-is-my-balance-not-showing)
- **Sent to an exchange:** each exchange credits a deposit after a number of network confirmations that it sets. If the explorer shows the transfer confirmed and the exchange still hasn't credited it, contact the exchange's support with the transaction hash. FxWallet can't see or speed up an exchange's deposits.
- **The network isn't the one you meant:** see [I sent crypto on the wrong network](https://docs.fxwallet.com/wallet/sent-on-the-wrong-network).
- **The exchange asked for a memo or destination tag, and the transfer had none:** see [Memo and destination tag](https://docs.fxwallet.com/wallet/memo#if-you-sent-without-a-required-memo).
- **The address isn't the one you meant:** compare it character by character. A confirmed transfer to the wrong address can't be reversed, and FxWallet can't get it back.