Common Reasons for Transaction Failures
Exodus Wallet transactions can fail due to a variety of reasons. Understanding these will help you troubleshoot effectively.
1. Insufficient Funds
Your wallet must have enough cryptocurrency to cover both the transaction amount and the network fees.
2. Network Congestion
High blockchain network traffic can delay or cause your transaction to fail due to low fees or slow confirmation times.
3. Incorrect Recipient Address
Entering the wrong address can cause the transaction to be rejected or lost permanently. Always double-check addresses.
4. Outdated Exodus Wallet Version
Using an outdated version of the wallet might cause compatibility issues and transaction failures.
5. Network Sync Issues
If your wallet isn't fully synced with the blockchain, transactions may not process correctly.
How to Fix Failed Transactions
- Verify that you have enough balance including fees.
- Update Exodus Wallet to the latest version.
- Ensure your wallet is fully synced with the blockchain network.
- Check and confirm recipient addresses carefully.
- Consider increasing the transaction fee during high network congestion.
- Restart the wallet application to refresh network connections.
Need More Help?
If problems persist, please contact ExodusDeskCare support for further assistance.