Transaction failure

[PercT4b]

I'm having a problem with Metamask, I'm trying to withdraw some tokens from a locker (deeplock.io) but every time I try to do the operation this message is shown below the gas fee row: "transaction error exception thrown in contract code".


What's really strange is that the token works perfectly and this message keeps popping out even when I'm not dealing with this token (for instance, when I try to call some functions on the bscscan's page of a completely different token, it shows me the exact same message),


I'm starting to think that there's something wrong with my Metamask wallet.

[Sterbens]

I'm having a problem with Metamask, I'm trying to withdraw some tokens from a locker (deeplock.io) but every time I try to do the operation this message is shown below the gas fee row: "transaction error exception thrown in contract code".


What's really strange is that the token works perfectly and this message keeps popping out even when I'm not dealing with this token (for instance, when I try to call some functions on the bscscan's page of a completely different token, it shows me the exact same message),


I'm starting to think that there's something wrong with my Metamask wallet.

Can you help us with a screenshot, and also the address you used to make the withdrawal since I visited deeplock.io there is this the contract address $DEEP 0x60DE5F9386b637Fe97aF1CC05F25548E9BAAee19?

Give some structured descriptions, maybe one of us can give you a solution to the problem. If you are still having problems with Metamask, try sending a token to the TrustWallet address.

[Japinat]

I think the problem is the gas fee, maybe your funds are not enough to pay for the GAS for the transaction to push through. You can share the address if you want so we can check how much is your remaining balance, but that would mean you'll share your privacy which is not a good idea but I'm sure this is probably a gas issue knowing how high the gas fee for ETH transaction nowadays. 

[Yogee]

...I'm starting to think that there's something wrong with my Metamask wallet.

I don't think so. The error is more likely in the code of that token which is exactly what it says. You should be asking the team behind that project to look into it and try to contact Metamask.

I think the problem is the gas fee, maybe your funds are not enough to pay for the GAS for the transaction to push through.

The error should be "out of gas" or something similar if that's the case right?

[WalkerIVIV]

I'm having a problem with Metamask, I'm trying to withdraw some tokens from a locker (deeplock.io) but every time I try to do the operation this message is shown below the gas fee row: "transaction error exception thrown in contract code".

Have you tried to increase your gas limit in your transaction. This may help you but it doesn't mean this way will always work. There are so many possibilities can happen just like the problem in the code in the smartcontract.

What's really strange is that the token works perfectly and this message keeps popping out even when I'm not dealing with this token (for instance, when I try to call some functions on the bscscan's page of a completely different token, it shows me the exact same message),

That's quite strange. Have you checked the code in your function? Maybe there is something wrong with it.

I'm starting to think that there's something wrong with my Metamask wallet.

This problem will not always relate with metamask. Sometime this can relate with the wrong code or function that already created.

[PercT4b]

I'm having a problem with Metamask, I'm trying to withdraw some tokens from a locker (deeplock.io) but every time I try to do the operation this message is shown below the gas fee row: "transaction error exception thrown in contract code".

Have you tried to increase your gas limit in your transaction. This may help you but it doesn't mean this way will always work. There are so many possibilities can happen just like the problem in the code in the smartcontract.

What's really strange is that the token works perfectly and this message keeps popping out even when I'm not dealing with this token (for instance, when I try to call some functions on the bscscan's page of a completely different token, it shows me the exact same message),

That's quite strange. Have you checked the code in your function? Maybe there is something wrong with it.

I'm starting to think that there's something wrong with my Metamask wallet.

This problem will not always relate with metamask. Sometime this can relate with the wrong code or function that already created.

The first thing I thought was that maybe the token could be bad written, as most of the people here said, but I started doubting about Metamask since I started seeing the same error message even in other functions that have absolutely nothing to do with the original token I locked....same gas fee, same error.

P.S: to be sure, I put in enough money to afford the gas required, but didn't work, transaction always fail.

[Pelana vreo]

I'm having a problem with Metamask, I'm trying to withdraw some tokens from a locker (deeplock.io) but every time I try to do the operation this message is shown below the gas fee row: "transaction error exception thrown in contract code".


What's really strange is that the token works perfectly and this message keeps popping out even when I'm not dealing with this token (for instance, when I try to call some functions on the bscscan's page of a completely different token, it shows me the exact same message),


I'm starting to think that there's something wrong with my Metamask wallet.

So far I haven't had any problems with any transactions while using Metamask, as you know, I'm a Metamask user and often make transactions on the Ethereum network and other networks.
When you make a delivery, Metamask will give you a notification for the gas fee limit and the total shipping cost in USD.

If you can't send tokens to wallets, then the thing you have to do is look at the detailed information of the tokens, because there are tokens locked by the developer for the purpose of avoiding dumps or the dev plans to scam.
For example, I currently have Muskswap tokens which I get from Airdrop, from the information I got on telegram, these tokens cannot be sold before 1.01.2022.
How about you? what token do you want to send?

[killerfrost]

The first thing I thought was that maybe the token could be bad written, as most of the people here said, but I started doubting about Metamask since I started seeing the same error message even in other functions that have absolutely nothing to do with the original token I locked....same gas fee, same error.

P.S: to be sure, I put in enough money to afford the gas required, but didn't work, transaction always fail.

Maybe your problem is your own and not the error from the metamask.
Be wary of strange tokens appearing in the wallet. And make sure your browser works well, there are some errors that users still make on too old browsers, always update them to fix bugs, ...
Hope you can get something useful.

[MAAManda]

I think the error didn't come from your side, but from the smart contract side, I found a metamask article that discusses your problem.

You can visit it at the following link: Error: Exception is thrown in contract code

And again, try to visit the related token community, maybe you can find the problem directly there

[kemk]

Well I am a Metamask user since day one and Metamask does funny things. Sometimes it stops loading and stop showing the tokens and whats not. I tried few things like changing the network from ethereum to smart chain and it worked for me. I am not good in all those technical things and you may laugh on me for my ideas but sometimes few things works when you tweak like a child....Yeah...

Have a good one

[magnum1010]

I'm having a problem with Metamask, I'm trying to withdraw some tokens from a locker (deeplock.io) but every time I try to do the operation this message is shown below the gas fee row: "transaction error exception thrown in contract code".


What's really strange is that the token works perfectly and this message keeps popping out even when I'm not dealing with this token (for instance, when I try to call some functions on the bscscan's page of a completely different token, it shows me the exact same message),


I'm starting to think that there's something wrong with my Metamask wallet.

There are many cases of fraudulent Metamasks. Scammers have coped Metamask's web-site and its wallet and you will lose money if you use it. If you have been using your metamask not for a long period of time, you had better check if it is initial metamask.
If you have been using it for long and such problems have appeared only recently, you should check if you pay enough as a transaction fee.

[coin-investor]

...I'm starting to think that there's something wrong with my Metamask wallet.

I don't think so. The error is more likely in the code of that token which is exactly what it says. You should be asking the team behind that project to look into it and try to contact Metamask.

That's more likely the issue I have two tokens that are locked and that's the message that pops up, it's not the wallet because if it's the wallet all tokens will show the same issue, but if it's only one particular token it is on the code of the token, it's likely that the token is locked and it cannot be transferred unless the developer of the token unlock it.

[btcltcdigger]

I'm having a problem with Metamask, I'm trying to withdraw some tokens from a locker (deeplock.io) but every time I try to do the operation this message is shown below the gas fee row: "transaction error exception thrown in contract code".


What's really strange is that the token works perfectly and this message keeps popping out even when I'm not dealing with this token (for instance, when I try to call some functions on the bscscan's page of a completely different token, it shows me the exact same message),


I'm starting to think that there's something wrong with my Metamask wallet.

It's either gas limit or gas price. Basically the amount of gas you set runs out before the contract can finish.