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Reset your RPC endpoints and wallet node configurations in just one click with our intuitive tool. Our app identifies outdated settings and reverts them to their secure defaults, ensuring seamless connectivity and optimal performance. Simply initiate the reset process, and the system automatically updates your configurations, allowing you to focus on your work without worrying about network issues. Before proceeding, please ensure you have backed up any custom configurations to avoid any loss of personalized settings.

Common Issues
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JSON RPC
Common issues with EVM wallets when interacting with the RPC API often stem from misconfigured parameters, network-related problems, or limitations in the EVM JSON-RPC protocol itself.
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REVERT TXNS
Reverted transactions occur when an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-based blockchain (e.g., Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon) cancels or rolls back a transaction during execution.
EST. GAS
This issue occurs when an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) node cannot provide a gas estimate for a transaction using the eth_estimateGas JSON-RPC method.
Connection Modal
A connect modal issue in a frontend application often arises when users are interacting with a wallet connection modal (e.g., MetaMask, WalletConnect, or similar) and encounter unexpected problems.
FAQ
How do I resolve JSON-RPC errors?
Check if the network settings and RPC URL are configured correctly. Ensure your wallet or node is synchronized with the network.
What causes reverted transactions?
Transactions can revert due to contract logic errors, invalid parameters, or insufficient funds. Debug the transaction with tools like Tenderly or Remix.
Why am I unable to estimate gas?
This may happen due to transaction reverts, complex contract interactions, or insufficient funds in the sender's wallet. Use tools like `eth_call` to simulate the transaction.
How do I debug contract execution?
Follow these steps to debug contract execution effectively: