How can I make my BTC transaction faster?

To resolve this issue, you can utilize the replace-by-fee (RBF) method. This allows you to replace the pending transaction with a new one that has a higher fee, encouraging miners to prioritize it.

Accelerating a stuck Bitcoin transaction can be achieved through specific methods when the transaction remains pending.

Alternatively, you can use a child-pays-for-parent (CPFP) transaction. This involves creating a new transaction that spends the outputs of the stuck transaction and includes a higher fee. Miners will then have an incentive to include the original transaction in a block to collect the fee from the CPFP transaction.

One common reason for a transaction to get stuck is setting a custom fee that is too low. When network fees suddenly increase, transactions with lower fees may not be prioritized by miners.

Another scenario where a transaction might get stuck is during periods of high network congestion, where even transactions with adequate fees might face delays.