Quote from: LoyceMobile on Today at 02:11:43 PM

Quote from: xett036 on Today at 01:48:10 PM

It's fine, I might just redo transaction 1 and 2 later

For the next time: if possible, using "Pay to many" in Electrum gives you lower total fees. You'll have one transaction with multiple outputs and only one change address.

Quote from: xett036 on Today at 01:48:10 PM

I think the problem here is the 3 transactions are somehow linked with each other, which creates a chain reaction.

That's how a blockchain works: each transaction uses the output from the previous transaction.

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Do you know why this would happen? so I can avoid this situation in future payments

If you have multiple inputs in your own wallet you can use Coin control to avoid this, but you don't need to. It's normal.

Right

The 'Pay to many' option can keep multiple transactions at the same position, right ? So even one transaction doesn't get confirmed, it wouldn't affect other transactions' progress

Didn't find the 'Coin control' you mentioned, where is it in Electrum ?