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# Freewallet gave me a TX link but Tokenscan says "Transaction not found on tokenscan"
If this is your first time using Freewallet for any function, remember that this process is not necessarily instant.
It can take anywhere from 10 seconds to 10 minutes for the transaction to show correctly on Tokenscan.
So please be patient and refresh the Tokenscan link every few minutes to confirm your transaction has gone through.
You can also view your address on Tokenscan and use the "more" button on the bottom right to view you "unconfirmed" transactions:
[](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/136373423/261113589-4aa0a2ce-bff7-427d-a220-e12b08f44cee.png)
In the event that the transaction you did was just sending BTC and not using a Counterparty function, then this will not show on Tokenscan.
This transaction link will have to be viewed any Block Explorer of your choice such as
* [blockstream.info](https://blockstream.info/)
* [mempool.space ](https://mempool.space/)
In this instance, this transaction would simply be a BTC transaction and doesn't include OP\_Return data in it (which Counterparty transactions use).
You can use the "Transaction Hash", also called the Transaction ID, as the information you would use to search for the transaction on Blockstream to view the details of your BTC send.
For more information on this, check out the [What is tokenscan.io?](/freewallet.io-user-manual/getting-started/what-is-tokenscan.io.md) section.