<p>Is there a way to boost propagation?
E.g if someone sent me an amount, he says that he sees the txid in blockchain because he is connected to faster nodes, and I search this txid and I see it doesn't exist, because I'm connected to slower nodes.
Is there a way that I will be connected to faster nodes? So I won't need to wait a few seconds/minutes to receive the data because I have slower nodes.</p>

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2021-05-13T19:39:10.180Z
Are you running your own node? Or looking up the transaction using a blockchain explorer service? Transactions will propagate through the network very quickly, this "I'm connected to fast nodes, you're connected to slow nodes" explanation sounds like something a scammer might tell you.
chytrik
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2021-05-18T07:57:59.627Z
@chytrik I'm running my own node, I'm asking if a case like I wrote may happen that the sender sees and the receiver doesn't see yet.
Tomer Barak
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boost propagation speed
Tomer Barak
# boost propagation speed

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-05-13)

Is there a way to boost propagation?
E.g if someone sent me an amount, he says that he sees the txid in blockchain because he is connected to faster nodes, and I search this txid and I see it doesn't exist, because I'm connected to slower nodes.
Is there a way that I will be connected to faster nodes? So I won't need to wait a few seconds/minutes to receive the data because I have slower nodes.

**Tags:** transactions, transaction-propagation

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Are you running your own node? Or looking up the transaction using a blockchain explorer service? Transactions will propagate through the network very quickly, this "I'm connected to fast nodes, you're connected to slow nodes" explanation sounds like something a scammer might tell you.  
> **username_0**: @username_1 I'm running my own node, I'm asking if a case like I wrote may happen that the sender sees and the receiver doesn't see yet.  

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