<p>The output of <code>lncli pendingchannels</code> gives you as much as you need:</p>

<pre><code>"pending_open_channels": [
{
        "channel": {
            "remote_node_pub": &lt;pubkey&gt;,
            "channel_point": &lt;txid:output_index&gt;,
            "capacity": ,
            "local_balance": ,
            "remote_balance": 
        },
        "confirmation_height": ,
        "commit_fee": ,
        "commit_weight": ,
        "fee_per_kw": 
}]
</code></pre>

<p>The <code>channel_point</code> will give you the txid, that you can later lookup at a bitcoin testnet explorer, or directly with <code>btcctl --testnet gettransaction txid</code></p>

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ranchalp
<p>When I open a new Lightning channel from lncli I get the blockchain tx hash back.
But afterwards how can I find this hash later on, if the channel is still pending state?</p>

<p>lncli pendingchannels does not show any tx data and lncli listchaintxns does not show unconfirmed bitcoin tx.</p>

<p>thanks</p>

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How can I see what is bitcoin tx for pending Lighting channel (lnd)
emko
# How can I see what is bitcoin tx for pending Lighting channel (lnd)

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-07-09)

When I open a new Lightning channel from lncli I get the blockchain tx hash back.
But afterwards how can I find this hash later on, if the channel is still pending state?

lncli pendingchannels does not show any tx data and lncli listchaintxns does not show unconfirmed bitcoin tx.

thanks

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2018-11-15. Score: 1

The output of lncli pendingchannels gives you as much as you need:
"pending_open_channels": [
{
        "channel": {
            "remote_node_pub": ,
            "channel_point": ,
            "capacity": ,
            "local_balance": ,
            "remote_balance": 
        },
        "confirmation_height": ,
        "commit_fee": ,
        "commit_weight": ,
        "fee_per_kw": 
}]

The channel_point will give you the txid, that you can later lookup at a bitcoin testnet explorer, or directly with btcctl --testnet gettransaction txid


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