My Transaction Failed: Common Causes and How to Fix Them
Most Common Transaction Failure Reasons
1. Insufficient CPU/NET Resources
EOS requires CPU and NET bandwidth for transactions.
Fix: Rent more Resources.
⚡️ Resources (CPU/NET PowerUp)
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2. Insufficient RAM
Some operations require RAM storage on-chain.
Fix: Buy RAM at Blocksfinity → Wallet → Buy RAM.
https://blocksfinity.com/wallet/ram
3. Authorization Failure
Incorrect key used to sign transaction.
Fix: Verify you're using the correct active key for the account.
4. Contract Assertion Failure
The smart contract rejected the transaction.
Fix: Read the error message carefully — it usually contains the specific rule violated.
5. Duplicate Transaction
The same transaction was submitted twice.
Fix: Wait 2 minutes and check if the first transaction was processed.
Reading Error Codes
Code | Meaning | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| RAM exceeded | Buy/allocate more RAM or reduce state writes |
| Transaction NET exceeded | Stake/allocate NET, reduce tx size, retry |
| Block NET capacity exceeded | Retry later |
| Transaction CPU exceeded | Stake/allocate CPU, optimize action, retry |
| Block CPU capacity exceeded | Retry later |
| Unsatisfied authorization | Fix signer/permission/authority/delay/multisig |
Still Stuck?
Contact our support team with your transaction ID (format: a56d1329fdc06b031cb5dba2d1ef19e4886bc81e94090bfc4d9f7eb4afd20ff7).
For human Blockzhub support, use the safe official channels:
Email: contact@blockzhub.io
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