<p>Your transaction is non-standard because one output is only <code>379 satoshi</code>, and therefore below the <a href="https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/41082/5406">dust threshold</a> of <code>546 satoshi</code>. Most nodes don't relay non-standard transactions, and most mining pools do not include them in blocks.</p>

<p>You might want to consider recreating the transaction and folding this sixth of a dollar cent into the transaction fee instead. In the essence, you'd create a doublespend spending the same inputs but redeclaring the outputs. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how you would be doing that with <code>kryptokit</code>.</p>

<p>The easiest would probably be to import the originating address to another wallet and send a new transaction with that.</p>

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2016-04-12T18:45:21.217Z
Will the transaction time out and come back to my wallet.If not what software do I need or whatever to recreate another transaction
John
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2016-04-12T18:52:41.607Z
@John: Sorry, I'm not familiar with `kryptokit`. You could import the address to another Bitcoin wallet though, and try to send it from there again.
Murch
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2016-04-13T02:12:15.883Z
Yea but where im getting a hang up is finding out what the key is.IDK what to do so I wrote support a email.Thx for the help though
John
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2016-04-13T02:40:17.723Z
actually I thik i got the double spend right.Wait and see I guess
John
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2016-04-13T02:40:24.803Z
https://blockchain.info/tx/ae0292c4127e68472fc5dfb5a195dfbef8393ce28dd4ff8546fc7fc053b6c1a8
John
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2016-04-13T12:26:47.400Z
@John: Great. :)
Murch
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2016-04-12T12:44:33.523Z
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Murch
<p>I'm using <code>kryptokit</code> to send my funds. I sent <a href="https://blockchain.info/tx/0a61ed3958e485be729ae87557291b5e992a83943f82c9884d0814e4d148e333" rel="nofollow">a transaction</a> at about 10pm last night and here it is 10+ hrs later still unconfirmed. Is there a way to cancel it that's easy?</p>

<unconfirmed-transactions><dust><non-standard-transaction>
Why isn't my transaction going through?
John
# Why isn't my transaction going through?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-04-12)

I'm using `kryptokit` to send my funds. I sent [a transaction](https://blockchain.info/tx/0a61ed3958e485be729ae87557291b5e992a83943f82c9884d0814e4d148e333) at about 10pm last night and here it is 10+ hrs later still unconfirmed. Is there a way to cancel it that's easy?

**Tags:** unconfirmed-transactions, dust, non-standard-transaction


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2016-04-12. Score: 1

Your transaction is non-standard because one output is only `379 satoshi`, and therefore below the [dust threshold](https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/41082/5406) of `546 satoshi`. Most nodes don't relay non-standard transactions, and most mining pools do not include them in blocks.

You might want to consider recreating the transaction and folding this sixth of a dollar cent into the transaction fee instead. In the essence, you'd create a doublespend spending the same inputs but redeclaring the outputs. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how you would be doing that with `kryptokit`.

The easiest would probably be to import the originating address to another wallet and send a new transaction with that.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Will the transaction time out and come back to my wallet.If not what software do I need or whatever to recreate another transaction  
> **username_1**: @username_0: Sorry, I'm not familiar with `kryptokit`. You could import the address to another Bitcoin wallet though, and try to send it from there again.  
> **username_0**: Yea but where im getting a hang up is finding out what the key is.IDK what to do so I wrote support a email.Thx for the help though  
> **username_0**: actually I thik i got the double spend right.Wait and see I guess  
> **username_0**: https://blockchain.info/tx/ae0292c4127e68472fc5dfb5a195dfbef8393ce28dd4ff8546fc7fc053b6c1a8  
> **username_1**: @username_0: Great. :)  

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