<p>You can set fees to very low (for example 1500 for a small 1 input 1 output transaction), not zero though. That will (most likely) get your transaction to be not mined in a few days and dropped.</p>

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2016-01-07T11:30:52.630Z
Does that work on testnet?
Murch
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2016-01-07T23:29:16.473Z
I would avoid testnet if possible. It's not really behaving like a real one.
Zepplock
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2016-01-07T02:40:08.880Z
2016-01-07T02:40:08.880Z
Zepplock
<p>I would like to test my application with all the edge cases. Could you please tell me is there a way to force fail the transaction in the testnet blockchain so I can test if my application handles that case correctly.</p>

<p>Thank you for the answers in advance.</p>

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2016-01-06T13:38:43.380Z
Hi Goran, Could you please be more specific what type of failure you mean? If you mean "not included in a block", you could just not publish it to the network.
Murch
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2016-01-06T18:01:02.457Z
The type of failure i mean is that when it is published but orphaned (or any other failure)
Goran
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2016-01-06T20:04:09.440Z
So, a doublespend?
Murch
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Is there a way to force fail the transaction in testnet network
Goran
# Is there a way to force fail the transaction in testnet network

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-01-06)

I would like to test my application with all the edge cases. Could you please tell me is there a way to force fail the transaction in the testnet blockchain so I can test if my application handles that case correctly.

Thank you for the answers in advance.

**Tags:** transactions, testnet

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hi username_0, Could you please be more specific what type of failure you mean? If you mean "not included in a block", you could just not publish it to the network.  
> **username_0**: The type of failure i mean is that when it is published but orphaned (or any other failure)  
> **username_1**: So, a doublespend?  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2016-01-07. Score: -1

You can set fees to very low (for example 1500 for a small 1 input 1 output transaction), not zero though. That will (most likely) get your transaction to be not mined in a few days and dropped.

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Does that work on testnet?  
> **username_2**: I would avoid testnet if possible. It's not really behaving like a real one.  

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