Quote from: Brainfruit_Me on February 20, 2018, 12:20:52 PM

Quote from: marvel213 on February 20, 2018, 04:42:37 AM

Did you send exactly 5000 coins? if you are sending from exchange you have to consider the fee. If within your wallet you don't have to worry about fee long as you have more than 5000 coins.

Get your transaction ID and and your masternode outputs. Make sure it's entered correctly in masternode.conf on your wallet. Wait 15 confirmations.

Use the new wallet. It's much better than the old where it crashed when entering transaction ID.

The masternode.conf file is correct but when i type masternode outputs in debug console it comes back blank.

The masternode has given me 2 rewards since yesterday but still has (STATUS: not in masternode list) and (Error: Could not allocate vin) when trying to start.
Shouldnt the 5000 coins of the masternode being showing in my coin control tab?

In what ways can I check with debug console, a web browser or putty that the node is actually enabled though the wallet may state otherwise?

If you're trying to resolve the Error: Could not allocate vin, you must first unlock your wallet and then try to start it. That error usually pops out if your wallet is currently locked. On the other hand, for STATUS: not in masternode list, I normally let it sync with the network for 2-5 mins and it will eventually update its status. Be patient about it.