Transaction statuses & types

Statuses

Transactions move through two states:

A hosted checkout charge has its own lifecycle before it becomes a transaction:

New — created, waiting for the customer to pay.

Pending — payment detected, confirming on-chain.

Done — payment confirmed; it lands in your account wallet as a Replenishment.

Expired — the payment window elapsed with no (or insufficient) funds.

Types

You can filter History by type. The common ones:

Type	What it is
Replenishment	Funds arriving into an account wallet — a client-wallet sweep, a swap output landing, or a checkout payment settling. Carries your `clickId` when one was passed.
Withdrawal	Funds sent out from an account wallet to an external address.
Swap	An exchange between two currencies via an exchange partner.
Multisend	A batch payout to many addresses in one transaction.
Internal Transfer	An off-chain move between wallets on the platform — no network gas.
External Call	An on-chain call the platform makes (for example, estimating a multisend miner fee), which itself costs a small blockchain fee.
Refund Miner Fee	A return of unused miner fee.
System Fee	A CryptoNow system-fee charge shown as its own entry.
Error	An operation that failed.

What’s in a row

Expand any transaction to see the detail:

Payment ID — CryptoNow’s internal reference for the entry.

To / From — the on-chain addresses.

Miner Fee — the network fee, in the source network’s native coin.

System Fee — the CryptoNow fee (for example, 0.5% on a replenishment).

Hash — the on-chain transaction hash (links to the explorer).

IncomingHash — for a settled payment, the hash of the customer’s inbound transfer.

clickId — your attribution reference, when one was passed (echoes back as outsideOrderId).

Reconcile against your own system by matching on clickId — it ties each Replenishment back to the exact order or customer.

Statuses