Where is my Litecoin?

Inspect public inputs, outputs, fees and confirmations. A network confirmation and an exchange account credit are separate events.

Understand the transaction terms

Choose a term for a plain-English explanation.

TXID (Transaction ID)

In brief A transaction identifier for looking up outputs and confirmations, which alone does not prove that a payment arrived.

Explore TXID (Transaction ID) in the glossary

Confirmation

In brief A transaction gains confirmations as blocks build on its inclusion, but those confirmations can fall if chain history changes.

Explore Confirmation in the glossary

Transaction Fee

In brief For ordinary transparent Litecoin transactions, the fee is total input value minus total output value, separate from a service withdrawal charge.

Compare: Network fee vs withdrawal fee

Transaction Fee: An ordinary transparent transaction's network fee is its total input value minus its total output value; transaction size and fee rate help determine the estimate.
Withdrawal Fee: A service sets its withdrawal charge under its own rules, and that charge can differ from the network fee on the transaction it broadcasts.

One example If a fictional service deducts a 0.001 LTC charge from a 1 LTC withdrawal, the recipient receives 0.999 LTC; these figures do not reveal the transaction's network fee.

Remember: Check the final account debit, recipient amount and minimum separately; add a network-fee estimate only if it is an additional charge, so the same cost is not counted twice.

Explore Transaction Fee in the glossary

Change Address

In brief A wallet-controlled destination for leftover LTC after spending an input on a payment and its fee.

Explore Change Address in the glossary

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.

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Frequently asked questions

Why is a confirmed Litecoin transaction not credited by an exchange yet?

A blockchain confirmation means the transaction was included in a block, while an exchange credit depends on the platform's own confirmation threshold, deposit address check, minimum amount and internal review queue. A public explorer cannot inspect exchange account states.

What should I check if a Litecoin TXID says not found?

Confirm that all 64 hexadecimal characters were copied without spaces, check whether an exchange withdrawal request ID is only an internal reference rather than a broadcast TXID, and allow time for wallet broadcast and explorer indexing.

Can this checker decode private MWEB transfers?

No. When an output interacts with Litecoin's optional Mimblewimble Extension Blocks (MWEB) layer, confidential amounts and private recipients are not exposed as transparent inputs and outputs. Only transparent public records are decoded.