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Last received block was 12 weeks ago, and I'm still syncing. I have moved some bitcoins to this wallet from another, but I still can't see it in my inbox after a day.
Is it because I don't have all the blocks?
Can I see a transaction sent to me if I haven't downloaded the whole blockchain?
Answers
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If you moved the bitcoins less than 12 weeks ago, then that is why you don't see them yet. There are several online bitcoin blockchain explorers that will let you enter your public address and see its balance and transactions.
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You can use blockchain.info to see transactions sent to your address. Just go to https://blockchain.info/ and enter your address in the search field.
2Note that you are publishing your interest in the respective address to this company, which depending on your use case could hurt your privacy. – Jannes – 2015-12-06T13:48:48.100
True. If that's a concern, use TOR. – mti2935 – 2015-12-06T14:39:45.117
is that a yes or a no to my question? – Julian Iaccopucci – 2015-12-06T15:56:07.223
It's a 'yes' if using blockchain.info as a workaround (as opposed to use the wallet program that is not working for you) is acceptable to you for viewing your transactions. Otherwise, it's a 'no'. – mti2935 – 2015-12-06T16:30:46.510
Make sure to run the latest version, as quite a few improvements have been over over the last few releases. – Jannes – 2015-12-06T13:49:36.223
Is that a yes, or a no? – Julian Iaccopucci – 2015-12-06T15:55:35.960
Did you move these coins using the same wallet you are now trying to look the transfers up? In that case you should see the transactions. If you used some other tool then you might not see the transactions in this wallet until you have caught up with the blockchain to the point were the transactions were confirmed. – cdecker – 2015-12-07T11:59:25.477