Managing pNetwork Transactions

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of monitoring and resolving transactions on the pNetwork to and from Libre / Ethereum / Bitcoin chains. pNetwork is completely separate from Libre.

Introduction

This guide assists users in effectively monitoring and resolving transactions on the pNetwork bridge, with specific focus on PBTC and PUSDT transactions to and from Libre chain. It caters to transactions originating from Bitcoin, Ethereum, or the Libre chain.

Step 1: Identifying the Transaction Type

Determine if the transaction is a PBTC (Bitcoin-based) or PUSDT (Ethereum-based) transaction.

For PBTC Transactions:

• Use the pNetwork API for PBTC transactions.

• Applicable for transactions originating from the Bitcoin or Libre chain.

• API Endpoint: https://pnetwork-node-1a.eu.ngrok.io/pbtc-on-libre/incoming-tx-hash/[Tx_hash]

  • Replace [Tx_hash] with the Bitcoin or Libre transaction hash.

For PUSDT Transactions:

• Use the pNetwork API for PUSDT transactions.

• Applicable for transactions originating from the Ethereum or Libre chain.

• API Endpoint: https://pnetwork-node-1a.eu.ngrok.io/pusdt-on-libre/incoming-tx-hash/[Tx_hash]

  • Replace [Tx_hash] with the Ethereum or Libre transaction hash.

Step 2: Analyzing the API Response

• Review the API response for details like transaction amount, recipient, originating hash.

• The presence or absence of "broadcast_tx_hash" indicates the transaction's completion status on the Libre chain.

Step 3: Verifying Transaction on Blockchain

• Confirm the transaction on the respective blockchain explorer (Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Libre).

• Check for adequate confirmations to ensure the transaction has been recognized by the network.

Step 4: Checking Libre Blockchain

• Verify the recipient account on the Libre blockchain to confirm the issuance of PBTC or PUSDT.

Step 5: Resolving Issues

If the transaction is incomplete or encounters issues:

• Reach out to pNetwork support for assistance - they will not ask for your private key or seed phrase, if someone does then that is not a representative of pNetwork.

• Provide them with the transaction hash and any relevant details. Never share your private keys or seed phrase with anyone!