<p>According to the Blockchain, you transferred 0.01 bitcoins to the address <code>1NEf87g56TMDJLUs9JfXzyenz2EUUSMqj1</code></p>

<p>If you can see this Bitcoin address in Bitcoin Core wallet (Menu File > Receiving addresses) and Core is fully synchronized then something is wrong, as this shouldn't happen (see below). If you can't see this address, maybe you created/opened a different wallet and then you need to open the correct wallet, containing this address.</p>

<p>You could try to <strong>re-scan</strong> the blockchain for missed transactions, that is transactions that don't appear in Core. Exit Core completely (Menu File > Exit), wait for the program to exit and then start it by adding the command line option <code>-rescan</code> This might take a long time, depending on the speed of your computer and hard disk.</p>

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<p>My Bitcoin Core wallet did not receive BTCs; it is already syncronized.
The transaction was submitted from Bitstamp on the 18th of July, as withdrawal.
In Bitcoin Core I selected the receive button, then I copied the address in Bitstamp withdrawal, then I submitted the transaction.
In Bitstamp everything appears to be ok, the amount has been transferred.
Ok but transferred where? In Bitcoin Core nothing arrived ...
Can anyone help?
Thank you</p>

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2017-07-24T14:20:38.067Z
Do you have the hash of the transaction?
alcio
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2017-07-24T14:31:21.283Z
yes: e8efdf4663db5f8d5139e3c2ae684fc9072a89da
raffa78es
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2017-07-24T15:49:58.980Z
Thats's not the full hash, it's too short
alcio
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2017-07-24T16:12:05.160Z
may be he is asking about https://blockchain.info/address/1NEf87g56TMDJLUs9JfXzyenz2EUUSMqj1
amaclin
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My Bitcoin Core wallet does not receive BTC
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# My Bitcoin Core wallet does not receive BTC

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-07-24)

My Bitcoin Core wallet did not receive BTCs; it is already syncronized.
The transaction was submitted from Bitstamp on the 18th of July, as withdrawal.
In Bitcoin Core I selected the receive button, then I copied the address in Bitstamp withdrawal, then I submitted the transaction.
In Bitstamp everything appears to be ok, the amount has been transferred.
Ok but transferred where? In Bitcoin Core nothing arrived ...
Can anyone help?
Thank you

**Tags:** bitcoin-core, wallet, withdrawal, bitstamp

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Do you have the hash of the transaction?  
> **username_0**: yes: e8efdf4663db5f8d5139e3c2ae684fc9072a89da  
> **username_1**: Thats's not the full hash, it's too short  
> **username_2**: may be he is asking about https://blockchain.info/address/1NEf87g56TMDJLUs9JfXzyenz2EUUSMqj1  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2017-07-24. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

According to the Blockchain, you transferred 0.01 bitcoins to the address `1NEf87g56TMDJLUs9JfXzyenz2EUUSMqj1`

If you can see this Bitcoin address in Bitcoin Core wallet (Menu File > Receiving addresses) and Core is fully synchronized then something is wrong, as this shouldn't happen (see below). If you can't see this address, maybe you created/opened a different wallet and then you need to open the correct wallet, containing this address.

You could try to **re-scan** the blockchain for missed transactions, that is transactions that don't appear in Core. Exit Core completely (Menu File > Exit), wait for the program to exit and then start it by adding the command line option `-rescan` This might take a long time, depending on the speed of your computer and hard disk.


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