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I have forked monero and created a separate chain. When I transfer money using the wallet RPC, money gets transferred and the remaining amount is updated in the balance. Then, the transaction hash is not created. After checking with an explorer, I can see it's in the mempool. Blocks are not created for more than 22 hrs but network hashrate is 2 Mhs.

Any solutions, Please.

Thanks in advance.

jtgrassie
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If the tx is in the mempool, a tx hash must exist. If the wallet RPC is not returning to you the tx hash in the result of the transfer call, your fork codebase has issues. Blocks not being mined could be related, but could equally be an issue with your miners or pool implementation (which obviously also need to be updated inline with your fork code changes).

jtgrassie
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The timeout is 7 days but if the transaction doesn't find its way in a block within a day, it could be dropped.

Why the transaction can't get in a block is another matter, but typically this can be due to a double spend, fee too low, or violating the minimum mixin rules, among others.

You can check more details about this, reading the What causes transactions to exit the Memory Pool? answer.

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