πŸ“€Failed Transaction

What to do when a transaction fails

Sometimes, transactions on CC Swap may not go through as expected. Don’t worry β€” most issues are easy to fix. Here’s a quick guide on how to troubleshoot failed or stuck transactions and how to get help when you need it.


❌ Common Reasons for Transaction Failure

  1. Insufficient Gas Fees

    • Every transaction requires a small fee paid in the blockchain’s native token (e.g., CORE, ETH, BNB).

    • Low gas fees can result in pending or failed transactions.

  2. Slippage Too Low

    • If your slippage tolerance is set too low, the price may change during confirmation, causing the transaction to revert.

  3. Token Approval Not Granted

    • First-time swaps with a token require you to approve it before it can be used in a transaction.

  4. Network Congestion

    • During peak times, transactions may take longer to confirm or fail due to block limits being hit.

  5. Wallet or Connection Issues

    • A disconnected wallet or outdated browser extension can interfere with successful execution.


βœ… How to Fix It

πŸ” 1. Resend with Higher Gas

  • If your transaction is pending, increase the gas limit or use your wallet’s "Speed Up" option.

πŸ›  2. Increase Slippage Tolerance

  • In the settings menu (βš™οΈ), try increasing slippage by 0.5–2% depending on the token’s volatility.

🧼 3. Clear Pending Transactions

  • If your wallet is stuck, reset its nonce or clear pending transactions manually (MetaMask users can do this in settings).

πŸ”— 4. Check Blockchain Explorer

🌐 5. Refresh & Reconnect

  • Refresh the CC Swap page, clear your browser cache, and reconnect your wallet.


πŸ”’ Pro Tips for Avoiding Future Issues

  • Always keep a small reserve of native gas tokens (e.g., CORE, ETH, BNB).

  • Double-check token addresses from official sources.

  • Use a stable internet connection and keep your wallet software updated.


Stay safe. Swap smart. We’ve got your back. πŸ’ͺ


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