Transaction Failures
Definition
Setting gas limits too low causes transaction reverts, where users still pay for consumed gas, leading to idle capacity and repeated attempts.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 50-500 per failed transaction; common in 10-20% of manual attempts[1]
- Frequency: Per failed tx, multiple daily in busy services
- Root Cause: Lack of precise gas estimation tools
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Blockchain services in Australia 🇦🇺 lose AUD 200-1,000/month on failed transactions. Automation of gas limit estimation prevents these losses.
Affected Stakeholders
Developers, End Users, Transaction Processors
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Related Business Risks
Gas Fee Overpayments
User Churn from High Fees
AUSTRAC Compliance Enforcement & Civil Penalty Exposure
Customer Onboarding Delays & KYC Verification Bottleneck
Manual AML/CTF Compliance Program Administration & Transaction Monitoring
AUSTRAC AML/CTF Non-Compliance Fines
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