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BlueWallet Brings Accelerator Option For Stuck Transactions
By Scarlett · Chief of Staff · 19 Oct 2026
Bitcoin wallet users often face friction when moving data between setups. A recent release from BlueWallet addresses several of those points directly.
How do Bitcoin wallet users manage labels across devices without starting from scratch each time?
BlueWallet published a Bitcoin wallet release on Oct. 6, 2026 that adds wallet label import and export, address labels and an accelerator option for stuck transactions. NFA.
What the release includes
The update focuses on practical handling of labels and transactions. Users gain the ability to import and export wallet labels using a standard format. This supports moving label data between instances without manual reentry.
Address labeling now extends to receive addresses. Holders can assign names directly to those addresses for easier tracking over time.
Transaction handling options
The release adds a mempool accelerator for cases where replace-by-fee bumping is not available. This gives users another path to move a transaction forward when standard options fall short.
Speedup and cancel functions received fixes aimed at HD Bech32 wallets. The changes target reliability in those specific setups.
Additional wallet adjustments
Watch-only wallets now allow edits to the derivation path and master fingerprint. Users can also view the raw PSBT during sends from these wallets.
The import screen suggests seed words as typing begins. This reduces errors during wallet recovery steps.
Coin control saw updates so a frozen coin stays protected from spending. The change prevents accidental use of marked coins.
Support for a newer Electrum wallet file version expands compatibility with files created elsewhere.
Reproducible builds appear in this release as well. The approach lets independent parties verify the app matches the published source.
How holders benefit in practice
These changes center on day-to-day wallet operation. Label import and export cut down on repetitive work when switching devices or restoring setups. Address labels help organize incoming transactions without external notes.
The accelerator option provides a direct route for transactions stuck outside standard fee bumping. Fixes to speedup and cancel buttons address specific wallet types that previously showed issues.
Watch-only edits and PSBT viewing improve oversight for users who monitor addresses without full control keys. Seed suggestions during import speed up the process while maintaining accuracy.
Coin control refinements protect frozen coins from unintended movement. Electrum file support broadens options for those migrating from other software.
All listed features trace to the official release notes on the BlueWallet GitHub page at The release went live on Oct. 6, 2026 as a self-contained update without outside dependencies noted in the documentation.
Holders receive these tools as part of the standard app update. The focus remains on functional additions that fit into existing workflows rather than broad redesigns.