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Currently the only way for users to check if they can request arbitration is to restart bisq with --dumpDelayedPayoutTxs=true, open their bisq data folder, open the JSON file, search for their trade ID, copy the payout TX encoded as a hex string, paste it into a block explorer website that decodes it, and checks the block time, and then doing some math to figure out when that will unlock.
This should simply be displayed in the GUI as "time until arbitration can be requested" somewhere
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@Bisq-knight@wiz is this like what you want? (This screenshot shows the JSON contract with the request arbitration screen which has the same information about arbitration time).
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Currently the only way for users to check if they can request arbitration is to restart bisq with
--dumpDelayedPayoutTxs=true
, open their bisq data folder, open the JSON file, search for their trade ID, copy the payout TX encoded as a hex string, paste it into a block explorer website that decodes it, and checks the block time, and then doing some math to figure out when that will unlock.This should simply be displayed in the GUI as "time until arbitration can be requested" somewhere
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: