<p>Replacing an unconfirmed transaction with another one isn't really double spending, as Chytrik mentioned.</p>

<p>Several of the older wallets do support dropping unconfirmed txs, freeing up the inputs another transaction. In my experience, Bitcoin Core and Electrum tend to be the best candidates for such actions.</p>

<p>Newer, more consumer facing wallets, such as Ledger Live generally tend to not expose such functionality in the name of simplicity.</p>

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Raghav Sood
<p>Which wallets support double spending? i.e. cancelling a transaction with 0 confirmations by using higher fees</p>

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Are you asking about support for replace-by-fee (RBF)? To be pedantic, no wallet 'supports double spending' (which means literally spending the same coin twice, not just creating two potentially valid transactions which both consume the same UTXO).
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Which wallets support double spending?
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# Which wallets support double spending?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-10-15)

Which wallets support double spending? i.e. cancelling a transaction with 0 confirmations by using higher fees

**Tags:** transactions, wallet, transaction-fees, doublespend, confirmations

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Are you asking about support for replace-by-fee (RBF)? To be pedantic, no wallet 'supports double spending' (which means literally spending the same coin twice, not just creating two potentially valid transactions which both consume the same UTXO).  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2019-10-15. Score: 3

Replacing an unconfirmed transaction with another one isn't really double spending, as username_1 mentioned.

Several of the older wallets do support dropping unconfirmed txs, freeing up the inputs another transaction. In my experience, Bitcoin Core and Electrum tend to be the best candidates for such actions.

Newer, more consumer facing wallets, such as Ledger Live generally tend to not expose such functionality in the name of simplicity.


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