A few words to explain the mempool:
“Child Pays for Parent” (CPFP) means spending the output of a stuck transaction and then broadcasting a transaction with a higher fee. For miners to include the second transaction, they must include the first one as well.
While a transaction is still in the mempool, it hasn’t been added to the blockchain and may still be replaced or removed before it’s included in a block.
When receiving a payment, if you only see that the transaction has entered the mempool but has no confirmation, don’t rush to release the goods: an unconfirmed transaction may still be replaced.
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