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Common errors
Error: -32603
Named errors

ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 0, message: None })

Error name: AddressNotMapped
Error explanation: This means that maintenance features are called on a smart contract, that doesn't have an EVM address bound to it
Common causes:
  • Should not happen, because even if no user account is associated with the smart contract, it should bind to the 0x0 address
Suggested actions:
  • We suggest reaching out to us, so we can help you investigate the issue
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 1, message: None })

Error name: ContractNotFound
Error explanation: This means that maintenance actions are being preformed on an address that is not a smart contract
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when trying to maintain a non-existent or already deleted smart contract
Suggested actions:
  • We suggest reviewing the address you are trying to maintain
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 2, message: None })

Error name: NoPermission
Error explanation: This means that the account is not allowed to interact with the smart contract
Common causes:
  • This means that the account is not allowed to interact with the smart contract
Suggested actions:
  • If the user wants to interact with the smart contract before it is published, they can turn on the development mode
  • It the smart contract maintainer wishes to enable non-developer users to interact with the smart contract, they can publish the smart contract
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 3, message: None })

Error name: ContractDevelopmentNotEnabled
Error explanation: This means that the account doesn't have the development mode enabled
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when account doesn't have development mode enabled and the user tries to disable the development mode
Suggested actions:
  • If you wish for the development mode to be disabled, you don't need to do anything
  • If you wish to enable the development mode, you can enable it by following the documentation
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 4, message: None })

Error name: ContractDevelopmentAlreadyEnabled
Error explanation: This means that the account already has the development mode enabled
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when account has development mode enabled and the user tries to enable the development mode
Suggested actions:
  • If you wish for the development mode to be enabled, you don't need to do anything
  • If you wish to disable the development mode, you can enable it by following the documentation
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 5, message: None })

Error name: ContractAlreadyPublished
Error explanation: This means that the smart contract is already published
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when trying to publish an already published smart contract
Suggested actions:
  • If you wish for the smart contract to be published, you don't need to do anything
  • If you wish that the smart contract wouldn't be reachable by users that don't have development mode enabled, you can delete it and redeploy it
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 6, message: None })

Error name: ContractExceedsMaxCodeSize
Error explanation: This means that the smart contract file size is too big
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when trying to deploy a smart contract that is too big
Suggested actions:
  • We suggest refactoring your smart contract, so that the file size is decreased
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 7, message: None })

Error name: ContractAlreadyExisted
Error explanation: This means that the same address has already been used and can't be used again
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when the substrate account, to which the EVM+ account has been bound, has been reaped, which resulted in the EVM+ account nonce being reset. This in turn can cause the EVM+ to try and create a smart contract at an address that has already been used
Suggested actions:
  • We suggest using another EVM+ account
NOTE: This behaviour should be made obsolete. If you encounter this error, please reach out to us, so we can investigate.
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 8, message: None })

Error name: OutOfStorage
Error explanation: This means that the storage usage of the transaction is greater than the storage limit
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when transaction changes a number of states and the storage limit value is too low
Suggested actions:
  • We suggest increasing the storage limit value of the transaction
  • If the storage limit exceeds the maximum storage limit we suggest reviewing the call initiated by the transaction and adapting it to change less states
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 9, message: None })

Error name: ChargeFeeFailed
Error explanation: This means that the smart contract, that is trying to use Schedule predeployed smart contract, doesn't have enough funds to pay for the Schedule transaction fees
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when either the smart contract has too low of a balance or the scheduled call is too complex
Suggested actions:
  • We suggest additionally funding the smart contract or reviewing the scheduled call in order to make it more efficient
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 10, message: None })

Error name: CannotKillContract
Error explanation: This means that killing the smart contract has failed
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when trying to kill a non-existent function
Suggested actions:
  • We suggest reviewing the address you are using to kill the smart contract and checking for typos or missed characters
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 11, message: None })

Error name: ReserveStorageFailed
Error explanation: This means that the account doesn't have enough funds to put data into storage
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when trying to change a lot of states in a single transaction
Suggested actions:
  • We suggest reviewing the call and reducing the number of states that are changed within it
  • If the number of states changed by the call can't be reduced, we suggest adding funds to the account
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 12, message: None })

Error name: UnreserveStorageFailed
Error explanation: This means that releasing the storage has failed
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when the storage rent is increased after the storage has been rented, but not before it has been released
Suggested actions:
  • We suggest reaching out to the team as this shouldn't happen under normal circumstances
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 13, message: None })

Error name: ChargeStorageFailed
Error explanation: This means that charging the storage rent has failed
Common causes:
  • None
Suggested actions:
  • We suggest reaching out to the team if you encounter this error
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ProviderError: Error: -32603: execution fatal: Module(ModuleError { index: 180, error: 14, message: None })

Error name: InvalidDecimals
Error explanation: This means that the value provided was too low
Common causes:
  • Usually happens when trying to convert wei to ACA or KAR. As ACA and KAR have 12 decimal spaces and the EVM+ expects the native currency to have 18, this error might occur during the conversion.
Suggested actions:
  • We suggest only using the values greater than 1_000_000 when referring to a native currency in wei

{"value": {"code": -23603, "data": {"code": 6969, "messages": "Error: 1010: Invalid transaction: Transaction is outdated"}}}

Error name: Transaction is outdated
Error explanation: This means that the transaction's validUntil value is too low or that there is already a transaction with the same nonce in the chain.
Common causes:
  • validUntil value of the transaction is lower than current block number
  • Transaction nonce is the same as one of the preexisting transactions had
Suggested actions:
  • Verify that the transaction has a valid validUntil value and update it if the block number of the chain is higher
  • Reset the account nonce, to make sure it corresponds to the one associated with the account nonce on chain

{"value": {"code": -23603, "data": {"code": 6969, "messages": "Error: 1012: Invalid transaction: Transaction is temporary banned"}}}

Error name: Transaction is temporary banned
Error explanation: This means that an identic transaction to this one has already failed, so mining this transaction won't be attempted. This behaviour is narrated by Substrate and has to be supported.
Common causes:
  • Transaction identic to this one has recently failed
Suggested actions:
  • Review logs and identify the original error to address it
  • If the previous error can't be found, wait for 15 minutes and re-attempt sending the transaction. The original error message should be returned
This page summarises common errors that you might encounter while developing on Acala EVM+. If an error occurs that is not listed here, please reach out, so we might lend a hand and include it on this page.
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