If it shows on the blockchain, they can't really cancel it. They'd probably have to review and reject before it hits the blockchain. Once that happens then the transaction just gets backed up in the queue to be confirmed and stored on the chain.
If it shows on the blockchain, they can't really cancel it. They'd probably have to review and reject before it hits the blockchain. Once that happens then the transaction just gets backed up in the queue to be confirmed and stored on the chain.