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If your wallet is healthy and there's nothing in your logs showing failures, then I'd guess the zapper only had CCs.

  • zappers may have chosen to send you CCs instead of sats
  • there could be an issue paying your receiving wallet
    • if the zap is small and you don't have a direct channel to SN, the routing fee may exceed SN's 3% max fee
    • check your wallet logs for clues

For example, you can see 7,000 there; it doesn't say "failed," but it’s not in my wallet either.

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101 sats \ 2 replies \ @k00b 20h

It looks like the 7k sat payer's wallet is failing. There's not much you or I can do about that.

I'll spend some time looking more closely today (the "invoice for 0 sats cancelled by payer" is unexpected).

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94 sats \ 0 replies \ @bief57 20h

I was asking out of curiosity, as there is still a lot I don’t know, and I thought it might be an issue with my wallet. Thanks for the explanation.

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1 sat \ 0 replies \ @sox 20h

I was trying to zap 10k CCs this morning but forgot to disable Spark, so it was trying to do 7k sats + 3k CCs. I need to move some sats to it, that error always appears to the payee when I don't have enough balance.

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