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A failed Solana transaction can still cost a fee. For legacy and v0 transactions, the priority fee is based on the requested compute-unit limit, not units actually used. When comparing fees, keep the transaction format, signature count, CU limit and CU price together.

A token balance has raw base units and a displayed amount using the mint's decimals. If two tools disagree, compare the same mint address, raw balance and decimals before calling it a change. A different display can be formatting, not a new transaction.

When a Solana token account closes, the instruction chooses where reclaimed SOL goes. The account creator is not automatically the recipient. Check its balance, owner or close authority, and destination. Most accounts need a zero token balance; wrapped SOL is an exception.

A Token-2022 transfer fee can change what reaches the recipient. Check the mint’s fee rate, cap and update authority, then the withheld amount on the destination token account. An advertised rate alone cannot establish the result of a specific transfer.

A transaction signature is a lookup key, not an outcome. Check confirmation and execution error, then inspect details for the claim you care about. If the record is unavailable at your chosen commitment, mark it unresolved rather than calling it a success.