Problems withdrawing Bitcoin from trust wallet

Hey everyone, I received this alert when I attempted to pull out Bitcoin from my trust wallet. Initially, I assumed it was related to my mobile network, but that's not the case. It just shows that the withdrawal process has started. Any ideas on what might be causing this and how I can fix it?

You should try selecting another Server on your wallet if possible. I don't use trust wallet so I'm not sure if such features are on it. Go to settings and look for network. See if there's an option to select servers then connect to another. Also try restarting your internet connection. It might as well be a cause..

If you are still not able to make bitcoin transaction on the wallet, it is not something new. The best advise is to import your seed phrase on a wallet like Electrum or Bluewallet to make the transaction. You can also use Cake wallet instead. Why using a close source wallet when there are many bitcoin open source wallets?

I just try downloading trust wallet and it has an option to change your node connection. Go to preferences and select another node. Agree 100% to this. He should get a better wallet that's open source. Trust wallet is to me the worst wallet to store ones funds. You have options to back up your seed to a Google drive. You can imagine how many non chalanct crypto users would be careless enough to use such features.. Op, like Charles-Tim has stated, try importing your keys to a better wallet to stay on the safe side..

Trust wallet is one of the least wallet you should be using for Bitcoin transaction, you can see that you can't even customize the transaction fee, you will be over paying sats for common transaction. If you go to your wallet settings~Preference~node settings~Bitcoin, you should be able to see the condition of your server. Right now, the server is slow and you can't broadcast any transaction. What you should do! Download blue wallet for mobile, export your recovery phrase to Blue wallet, you should be able to send your Bitcoin easily.

It will not change anything. I am not using the wallet but I have it downloaded in case people have complaints about it on this forum. Like this one. It has only one node: Very bad. This is another good reason people should not use Trust wallet for their bitcoin.

I can't find network in the settings section, I'll import to bluewallet as Charlestim instructed. It's not, I've done it twice, other apps are opening. I imported to Bitcoin.com wallet but my balance didn't reflect, let me import to blue wallet and see if balance will reflect so I proceed.

Bitcoin.com is a close source wallet also. I do not recommend close source wallets. If you want to continue using Bluewallet, it is better you delete the seed phrase you imported on it from Trust wallet after you have transferred all the coins from the wallet and it is confirmed on where you transferred it to. Generate a new seed phrase on Bluewallet instead which should be using as a new wallet instead. If mempool is less congested, you can even make transaction with less than 1 sat/vbyte on Bluewallet. This is how you can do it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5556044.msg65860312#msg65860312 Use this for the fee rate estimation: https://mempool.jhoenicke.de/#BTC,24h,weight

I imported to bluewallet and I saw the balance reflected, but there is another problem, each time i try to input the amount I want to withdraw, the app will just force stop and take me back to the home screen, tried several times but the same thing again and again. I think I'll give it time and try again. Thanks for your help.

Are using an android device? If yes, then you have to check your phone if there is enough RAM on your phone. Unless there is a bug in the current version 7.2.1, it should be doing fine on your phone. If the problem persist, download electrum on playstore, it's light just like blue wallet but becareful, there is a lot of reports about clone playstore applications. For better experience, if you have a PC, download Electrum on their website[1], verify the download and import your recovery phrase, your transaction should be fine after that. [1] https://electrum.org

The wallet is not light to load, but it is a good wallet. I am not having problem with it but phones with small RAM may not be able to load the wallet. Just use Electrum wallet instead which is light to load. It is not a bug. I am using the wallet and it works just good. If the wallet have hundreds of 1 million+ download, it is the right one. But I prefer to download the wallet directly on the Electrum official site.

I have successfully made withdrawal from bluewallet, I noticed that, inputting the value to be withdrawn in USD got the app to force stop, so I input the values in Bitcoin which went successful. Why that? I really appreciate all the support guys.

I don’t have such bug from end here so it is definitely not a general bug, but in the past using another device I have encountered the wallet force stop not during the inputing the amount withdraw only. So what I found out then was that the device has lower RAM and although BlueWallet is light wallet it still needs enough RAM available to actually run efficiently. The force stop is simply your device running too many applications at same time so when this occurs just clear all minimized apps on your phone and restart it, it should actually work out well. After sending out I can see that you have used this seed on so many wallets already much especially since it is coming from a closed source wallet (trustwallet) best is to create a new wallet seed phrase using BlueWallet and send your remain coins there

I can't find issues like that on their GitHub page. Can you reproduce it consistently? As mentioned above, your device may be running out of resources to properly run the app, which can happen in any instance. It might be worth reporting it if you have the logs and consistently run into issues. CMIIW.

Electrum is a good wallet because it is open-source and non-custodial while Trust wallet is only non-custodial but not open-source. OP can install, verify Electrum wallet, import the wallet seed from Trust wallet into Electrum wallet, and make the transaction he wants. With Electrum wallet, which is a SPV wallet, he will not need to big storage space and he has advantage of full control of UTXOs, fee rate he uses for bitcoin transactions. Some important guides on how to use Electrum wallet. [GUIDE] How to Safely Download and Verify Electrum [Guide] The paranoid user's security guide for using Electrum safely. As a new user with first experience with Electrum wallet, he needs to make the wallet seed import first, make the transaction he wants to do now, and after that move all of his bitcoin in that wallet to a new wallet created by Electrum wallet software. I recommend it for Electrum newbie users but for experienced users, they can sweep wallets. How to add a Bitcoin address to Electrum / difference sweep and import private key. How to sweep / import private keys into electrum wallet.

No one will be able to tell without logs or at least some information about your network settings, ISP, Phone's specs and wallet version. Here's what I got from your previous replies: The original unsolved issue in TrustWallet is: it can't connect to their server 3.33.251.223:443 when sending bitcoins. And you imported it to Bitcoin(Cash).com's wallet but it failed to show your balance. (connection state and imported address type not disclosed) And here, it might have crashed when it failed to connect to the API used by Blue Wallet to fetch fiat currency for conversion. Yet, it can connect to the Electrum server used by Blue Wallet that uses port 50002 that enabled you to send. Maybe an issue with your ISP/phone blocking some ports or url and Blue wallet caught an unhandled error during fiat currency conversion causing it to crash? Try to click "BTC" next to your Blue Wallet's balance to switch it to "USD" and see if it'll cause errors. (submit a crash-report if a pop-up appears) Anyways, if your device can pass Blue Wallet's "Self Test" without crashing/error (Settings->About->Run self-test); its hardware can handle it and the issue is something else. If you prefer to use it in the future, read their bug report template: ISSUE_TEMPLATE/issue-template.md

Problem is, the screenshots in the OP neither show that message. In his last reply, it appears that it didn't get broadcasted in TrustWallet, he did successfully made a transaction using Blue Wallet though. Here's a quote for reference and his current question that we're figuring out: