If your wallet or a block explorer shows the transaction as confirmed but Marinade does not show the resulting position, work through these checks in order.
Check 1: Refresh the App
The app does not always update automatically right after a transaction. Refresh the page and reconnect your wallet if needed before checking further.
Check 2: Confirm You Are Connected With the Right Wallet and Account
Make sure the wallet connected to the app is the same one you transacted from.
If your wallet holds multiple accounts, check the correct one is selected. Wallets often default back to Account 1.
Compare the address shown in the app against the address that made the transaction.
Check 3: Look in the Right Place
Marinade Native positions, mSOL from Marinade Liquid, and USDC Vault positions each show in a different part of the app. Confirm you are checking the tab that matches how you staked. If mSOL specifically is missing, see My mSOL Is Missing From My Positions.
Check 4: Confirm What the Transaction Actually Did
We do not show a transaction history in the app. To see exactly what a transaction did, look it up directly:
Open
https://solscan.io/account/YOUR_ADDRESSfor a full history of your address, or search the transaction signature directly on Solscan.Confirm the transaction is the instruction you expect (for example a stake deposit, not an approval or an unrelated transfer) and that it did not fail partway.
Check 5: Rule Out Browser or Extension Issues
Try an incognito or private window, or a different browser. Wallet browser extensions and cached page data occasionally cause the app to display stale information.
If none of these explain what you are seeing, start a conversation with us and include your wallet address and the transaction signature. See What to Include When You Contact Support.
FAQ
Q: Where can I see my transaction history?
A: Marinade does not display a transaction history in the app. Use a block explorer like Solscan with your wallet address or the transaction signature.
Q: My wallet says the transaction succeeded. Does that mean my position updated?
A: Not always. The transaction can succeed on-chain while the app has not yet refreshed, or while you are looking at the wrong wallet, account, or tab. Confirm using the checks above.