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Transaction sent, but transaction does not exist #30

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g0tzz opened this issue Nov 18, 2024 · 4 comments
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Transaction sent, but transaction does not exist #30

g0tzz opened this issue Nov 18, 2024 · 4 comments

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@g0tzz
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g0tzz commented Nov 18, 2024

Hello, I've noticed that even though I get the output like below, the transaction si not executed 9 out of 10 times. Is that normal?
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Transaction sent: https://explorer.solana.com/tx/2YiaTwoaMa9fY53KpjAGcknHicrew5RBmCtLSSRyoVSyMuFaTmHsZ7QcDwDRGwRuSHHYEboGCvsMjXoEcSFWwdUX

This did not do the transaction, how can I be sure transaction is executed?. The only problem is that the output is ok, the transaction is not executed most of the time.

@skpullano
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i have seen the same. curious if you figured it out?

@bzm10
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bzm10 commented Dec 31, 2024

I'm having the same issue, especially when swapping newly released tokens. This seems to be due to limited liquidity or uninitialized token accounts. It would be very helpful if Jupiter's API could include a feature to automatically check for liquidity pools on other DEXs and route swaps there when needed, similar to how the website handles unsupported tokens more effectively.

@0xSakataGintoki
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hi is anyone can fix the problem? i come with the same issue /

@boldrack
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Hello, I've noticed that even though I get the output like below, the transaction si not executed 9 out of 10 times. Is that normal? Example:

Transaction sent: https://explorer.solana.com/tx/2YiaTwoaMa9fY53KpjAGcknHicrew5RBmCtLSSRyoVSyMuFaTmHsZ7QcDwDRGwRuSHHYEboGCvsMjXoEcSFWwdUX

This did not do the transaction, how can I be sure transaction is executed?. The only problem is that the output is ok, the transaction is not executed most of the time.

This implies the transaction was sent out to the network but unfortunately didn't make it into a block and expired. It only take about 90 seconds for a transaction to expire on Solana. There're several reasons why your transaction might not be picked of which the most important remains the incentive for the miner to do so.

You'd have to match up the priority fee of the most recent successful transactions. Unfortunately, Jupiter doesn't automatically this for you, However, they expose options to help you with it.

perhaps you can post some code snippet for further pointer

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