SPL BURNING TOKEN: Understanding the error
As the owner of token on Solana (SPL), Burning Your SPL Token is a crucial process that releases funds from your wallet. However, there may be problems when they try to burn tokens from other portfolios or strike authority accounts. In this article, we will explain why you meet errors and provide advice on how to resolve them.
Understand the bases
Before diving into error, let’s quickly review the bases:
- A SPL token is a type of token specific to Solana which can be struck and burned.
- The ground token, also known as “solo” token, is another type of token on Solana which serves as a reserve to support the commercial market.
- The burn of a token releases its value in the Solana ecosystem.
Why do you get mistakes?
The errors you feel are probably due to the following reasons:
- Wallet permissions
: The error message “Personalized program error” suggests that your wallet is not allowed to burn the tokens. This may be due to the fact that your wallet does not have the authorization to access or manipulate the SPL token balances, or it is not properly configured for this purpose.
- Authority of tokens : When you hit a token SPL as a user, the SPL Token Authority (STA) has control of the balance and the token burn process. If another portfolio tries to burn the SPL tokens of your account of the mint authority, they may be denied access due to restrictions or authorizations set by IT.
Solutions to resolve errors
To resolve these errors, follow these steps:
1. Check portfolio authorizations
Make sure you have the necessary permissions to access and manipulate the SPL jets. You can do it by:
- Checking your portfolio settings: Search for the “Authorizations” or “Personalized Programs” section.
- Confirming that you have the right role (for example, “Mint”, “Burn” or “View_Balance”) associated with the desired action.
2. Revoke the authorizations of the mint authority
If another portfolio tries to burn SPL tokens of your account of the mint authority, revoke their permission using:
Solana Config Set -Reset: This will reset all parameters and authorizations for a specific portfolio.
- Manual intervention: You can also manually delete authorization by modifying the portfolio configuration file.
3. Use the Sola Command Line Interface
The “Sola” CLI is a powerful tool that allows you to interact with Solana portfolios by program. You can use it for:
- Burn SPL tokens of your Mint Authority Account
- Check if another portfolio has permission to burn tokens spl
Try to perform the following command in your terminal:
`bash
Solana Config Set --Get -Mint -Authority
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Replace the Mint Authority Portfolio Address> by the actual address of the portfolio you want to use.
4. Update SDK and SDK libraries
Make sure you use the latest versions of the SDK and Solana libraries. Obsolete outbuildings can cause problems with authorization parameters or personalized programs.
To update, execute:
bash
Installation of NPM-Sofe-Dev @ Solana / Web3.js
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Or, if you use wire:
bash
yarn add @ solana / web3.js - -debase
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5. Check updates and reinstall the Solana nucleus
If you are running an obsolete version of Solana Core or its outbuildings, plan to update the latest version.
Conclusion
Burning SPL Tokens is a simple process on Solana, but errors can occur when you try to access or manipulate tokens sales from other Mint portfolios or authority accounts. By checking the portfolio authorizations, by revoking the authorizations of the mint authorities, using the “Sola” CLI, updating dependencies and checking updates, you should be able to solve these problems and Burn SPL tokens successfully.
Do not forget to always follow best practices and security guidelines when interacting with wallets and Solana tokens.