How to Find Your Transaction Reference or Hash

If you’re checking your bank, wallet, or crypto history for a recent payment, the name shown may not be familiar. The best way to confirm your payment is to match the date, time, and amount of your transaction.

Here’s what to expect based on your payment method:

Card Payments (Visa / MasterCard)

Used via: Gumballpay, Finera, DNS Pylon, Gpay, Cardeye, Snelpay

• The transaction may appear under a generic or unfamiliar name (e.g., “Online Payment” or a random code)

• It will not show “Wikibet” or “Geeker”

• Look for the payment that matches the date, time, and amount

Apple Pay / Google Pay

• Shown as a wallet payment linked to your card

• The card charge will follow the same logic as above (generic PSP descriptor)

Crypto (Coinspaid, GammaG)

• Check your wallet or exchange for:

  • The transaction hash (TXID)

  • Date/time, amount, and currency

• You can track the transaction using a blockchain explorer like blockchair.com

MiFinity (E-wallet / Banking)

• Usually listed clearly as:

  • “MiFinity” or “MiFinity eWallet”

• Find the transaction that matches your payment time and amount

Astropay (E-wallet)

• Look for:

  • “Astropay”

  • “Digital Wallet Payment”

• You may also find confirmation in the Astropay app or email

88mids / UPI / Banking (India)

• May show as:

  • “88M”

  • “Unified Payment Interface”

  • Bank Transfer

• Match based on time, amount, and currency

SEPA (Gate2way – EU Bank Transfer)

• Appears with a SEPA reference number

• Descriptor may include “Gate2way” or a generic label

Interac (Gigadat – Canada)

• Should appear as:

  • “Gigadat Inc”

  • Interac e-Transfer

Zimpler / POLi

• May show as:

  • Zimpler AB

  • POLi Payments

  • “Account-to-Account Transfer”

Not Sure Which Transaction Is Yours?

If you’re unsure:

• Match the exact time, amount, and currency

• Take a screenshot of the transaction

• Send it to our support team — we’ll help you confirm it

📩 Contact us any time at support@wikibet.comted.