Cancelling a Stuck Bridge Transaction on [Platform Name]
Bridge transactions allow you to transfer your cryptocurrency holdings between different blockchains. Occasionally, these transactions might become stuck in a pending state. This guide will explain how to cancel a stuck bridge transaction on Solflare.
Important Note: Before proceeding, ensure you understand the implications of cancelling a bridge transaction. Once cancelled, the transaction cannot be reversed, and it may take some time for the bridged assets to return to your original wallet.
Steps to Cancel a Stuck Bridge Transaction:
Access [Platform Name] App:
Open a web browser and navigate to the DLN application: https://app.dln.trade/
Connect Your Metamask Wallet:
Click on the "Connect Wallet" button and select Metamask from the available wallet options.
Follow the on-screen prompts to establish the connection between DLN and your Metamask wallet.
Locate Your Pending Transaction:
Scroll down on the app interface until you find the "Order History" section.
This section displays a list of your past bridge transactions. Identify the transaction that is stuck in a pending status.
Cancel the Pending Transaction:
Click on the specific transaction that you want to cancel. This will open a detailed view of the transaction.
Locate the "MAKER ACTION" section within the transaction details.
Click on the "CANCEL" button displayed under "MAKER ACTION."
Transaction Fee:
Please be aware that cancelling a bridge transaction incurs a fee. This fee is typically paid in the native asset of the blockchain you're transferring your funds to (e.g., SOL for Solana).
Ensure you have sufficient balance of this native asset in your wallet to cover the transaction fee before proceeding with the cancellation.
Confirmation and Processing Time:
Once you confirm the cancellation, a transaction will be submitted to the blockchain network.
It may take some time for the cancellation to be processed and for your bridged assets to return to your original wallet. The processing time depends on the specific blockchain involved.
By following these steps and understanding the potential consequences, you should be able to effectively cancel a stuck bridge transaction and regain control of your cryptocurrency assets.