This operation accelerates a broadcasting transaction by submitting a Replace-By-Fee (RBF) transaction with higher fees.
The transaction must be in broadcasting status. You must supply the fee field with higher fee parameters than the original transaction.
Provide cobo_transaction_id in the request body to identify the transaction by its provider-assigned ID instead of the local UUID in the path.
The UUID of the wallet that owns the transaction. Retrieve this value from the id field returned when the wallet was created.
The UUID of the user transaction to speed up, returned as id by the transfer or contract-call endpoints.
Request payload for speeding up a broadcasting transaction via RBF.
Optional EIP-1559 fee parameters for transfers.
A client-supplied identifier for the replacement (speed-up) transaction, used for idempotency.
255The provider-side transaction ID of the transaction to speed up. Retrieve this from the original transfer or contract call response.
255Successful Response
Shared response payload for drop/speedup/resend operations.
Pagination metadata for list responses.
Supports both legacy offset-based and cursor-based pagination.
Cursor fields (has_more, after, before) are populated for
cursor-paginated endpoints. Legacy fields (offset, limit) are
populated when the caller uses the deprecated offset parameter.