How to find your Bitcoin transaction ID
Open the payment in the sender’s wallet or withdrawal history and copy the field labelled Transaction ID, TXID or Hash.
1. Open the payment details
In the sending wallet or exchange, open the transaction or withdrawal history and select the payment. Look for Transaction ID, TXID, Hash, or a link such as View in explorer. The exact label depends on the app. An internal order or withdrawal reference may not be a Bitcoin transaction ID.
Follow the Trezor Suite walkthroughFollow the Cash App walkthrough2. Copy the complete ID
A Bitcoin transaction ID is shown as 64 hexadecimal characters: digits and letters from a to f. Copy the full value rather than a shortened version. UTXOHub accepts it in the payment search. You do not need to connect a wallet or provide recovery words.
3. If you don’t have one, ask the sender
Ask for the Bitcoin transaction ID and confirmation that the withdrawal has been sent to the network. If an exchange or app shows your withdrawal as pending, processing or created with no ID, it most likely hasn’t sent it yet, and only that service can. If the payment used Lightning or another network, this Bitcoin explorer cannot show that individual payment.
Withdrawal pending with no transaction IDReferences
- Bitcoin Developer Reference, “Transactions”.
- Gemini Cryptopedia, “Why Is My Crypto Withdrawal Pending?”.