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Where is my Litecoin?
Inspect public inputs, outputs, fees and confirmations. A network confirmation and an exchange account credit are separate events.
Follow the public inputs and outputs
Outputs can include payments, sender change or other script destinations. We do not infer their owners or label change from address patterns. This diagram shows amounts, not who paid whom.
Learn how inputs, change and fees work in our measured experiment →
What to do next
Confirmed, but the exchange has not credited it?
Check the deposit address against the exchange's current instructions, the required network and its confirmation policy. A public explorer cannot see internal account checks, maintenance, minimum deposits or the exchange's crediting queue. Do not send a second payment just because the first one is not visible in the account.
The copied support summary includes the ID, source time and observed status. Add the relevant order or account reference when contacting the service through its official support channel.
Not found is not a failure verdict
The ID may be mistyped, the wallet may not have broadcast it, or the provider may not have indexed it. A withdrawal request ID is not necessarily a blockchain transaction ID.
MWEB and scope
This checker covers public Litecoin mainnet transaction records. It cannot reconstruct a private MWEB payment. MWEB-related public records are identified when the provider exposes that information; amounts and hidden recipients are not inferred.