Hi, there. I recently launched an NFT collection on OpenSea. I sold two NFTs to friends as a test. The transactions were made via ETH and are recorded on EtherScan. The NFTs appear to have been successfully sold on OpenSea. And the individual buyers appear to own the NFTs as well. The ETH, however, has not appeared in my MetaMask wallet. And I can’t figure out why.
Here’s the transaction hash for one:
0xb9be086ea2522c700603822741720e079089b94601a3f9ea2d5b406a59351819
And the other:
0x415ba5b78c5fd389bc58c8e94963aa374766e9c5d178c7dcbe8d0f5fe32d22f5
Thanks for the reply @nakedwinnie. Really appreciate it. Can you give me a little more detail on how to make sure that I’m on Ethereum mainnet? I’m not sure what that means.
How do you determine that? The two transactions you see in the wallet from Jan. 27 are not the two NFT sales from OpenSea shown in Etherscan’s Internal Txns. Those two NFT sales took place in February. They never show up in the wallet.
I wonder if the problem could have something to do with my needing to import tokens to my wallet? I see this on EthersScan but don’t really know what it means.
The two transactions show that they took place 13 days ago and 15 days ago, not on January 27th, perhaps there’s some confusion with another transaction?
The two transactions on the image you have posted are the transactions of your NFTs out of your wallet. These are related to the two transactions of ETH going into your wallet, occurring at the same time
Right. Everything looks good on Etherscan. But these two NFT transactions from 13 and 15 days ago do not show up in my wallet. I posted screenshots of my wallet. You don’t see these two transactions in my wallet screenshot do you? You see two transactions from Jan. 27 in the wallet. Those two transactions from Jan. 27 are not these. These transactions never hit my wallet. That’s the problem I’m trying to resolve.
This is because these are internal transactions, that do not show up on your wallet activity. However, you can see on Etherscan the activity and your current wallet balance. Here is more information on our Knowledge Base:
Hi - Are you accounting for how much gwei/gas was when you listed your NFTs? You sold the NFT for .007e but you also paid .0178e for the transaction fee itself. Your transaction fee was for much more than what you sold the NFT for.
I believe I’m accounting for this. The NFT buyers paid those gas fees. And, yes, the fees were more expensive than the NFTs themselves. I don’t think that I, as seller, paid any gas fees on these transactions.
We were not charged any gas or transaction fees when we listed the NFTs on OpenSea. This was surprising to me as I expected we would be. Perhaps we listed the NFTs incorrectly and that is the root of the problem I’m seeing here?
