Why did I get this error?
Exception: not enough money to transfer, available only XXXXXX, sent amount XXXXX.
This error means that your Available balance is locked. After the Monero blockchain confirmed your change, you will be able to send the rest of your XMR.
Error: the wallet is not synced
This error means that your wallet is synchronizing. Please leave the wallet open and wait until it has synchronized. If you are having trouble with sync speed, you may need to connect to a WiFi network, rather than using data. If the sync state is stuck on a specific number of blocks remaining for an extended period of time, try switching to a different node with a green (working) status indicator. See Manage nodes for step-by-step instructions.
New Wallet Exception: Format exception: Unexpected extension byte
You may have gotten this error while restoring a wallet. Please make sure that you input the entire seed/recovery phrase (25 for XMR, 12 for Bitcoin (Electrum)).
Trade not created error: None of the provided exchanges can make this exchange
This error is shown when the wallet is unable to successfully initiate an exchange across any of the supported (and selected) exchange providers.
This could be because of any/all of the following:
The only exchange(s) that offer this pair have taken this pair down for maintenance. It should be back up later.
The only exchange(s) that offer this pair do not offer it in your region/country.
You have manually deselected the only exchanges that offer this pair.
An exchange is announcing the best rate, but that exchange is unable to offer that pair when attempting to proceed.
No exchanges offer this specific pair. This is unlikely except for extremely uncommon pairs.
We recommend going one-by-one through all the exchanges to see if that solves the issue. If you notice that an exchange advertises rates that it does not actually offer, please contact Cake Wallet support to let us know!
Error: Exception for Cake Pay
You may see a generic "Error: Exception" message when using XMR for Cake Pay, if you make a second Cake Pay purchase within a few moments after completing another Cake Pay purchase. Please wait for the previous Monero transaction to appear in your transactions list, and then try again. If the error persists, please make a screen recording and send it to our support staff.
Error: Load failed
You may see a "Load failed" error when using Onramper. This is a general error for connection issues with Onramper. Please try another connection (such as not using a VPN), and try again later. If the issue persists, please email Cake Wallet support with as many details about your connection as possible.
Error: transaction <> was rejected by daemon with status
This is a rare Monero wallet-daemon communication error. Please first try using a different node and restarting the app.
You may see this error while using a Monero view-only wallet. If this is the case, then you are getting this error because you cannot properly construct an outgoing transaction without a private spend key.
If the issue persists for a wallet that has the private spend key (if it is NOT a view-only wallet), please contact Cake Wallet support with as much information as you have. They will guide you through rescanning your wallet and restoring from seed.
Internal error: Failed to get earliest fork height
This is a rare Monero wallet-daemon communication error. Please first try using a different node and restarting the app.
You should also try turning off Tor or your VPN, and seeing if the issue persists.
Error: Invalid argument(s): Duplicate TxOut:
This is a rare wallet issue for Bitcoin and Litecoin.
First, please try force closing and restarting your app. If this does not address the issue, please save your mnemonic seed, then delete and restore the wallet from seed.
RPCError: got code -32000 with msg "execution reverted"
This is a rare wallet issue for Ethereum.
Please first try a different node. Then, try force closing and restarting your application. If you still see the error, please contact support with information about your internet connection and which Ethereum node you are using.
Error: Transaction submission failed — rejected by network rules (or "fee too low")
This Bitcoin error usually means the fee attached to your transaction is too low for current network conditions, so nodes are rejecting it. Try sending again with a higher fee: on the send screen, choose a higher fee priority (or set a higher custom fee), then send.
If a low-fee transaction is already stuck as unconfirmed, you can speed it up using Replace-by-Fee (RBF) with the Bump Fee option. See Change the network fee for step-by-step instructions.
Commit error (Litecoin)
This is a rare send issue on Litecoin. Please force close and reopen the app, then try sending again. Make sure your wallet is fully synchronized before retrying — when syncing has finished, the sync area at the top of the home screen is empty, with no status text and no dot.
"Swipe to send" doesn't work, or the send button is unresponsive
If the swipe-to-send slider does not register, or the send button does not respond:
Make sure your app is updated to the latest version.
Force close and reopen the app.
Confirm the wallet is fully synchronized before sending — when syncing has finished, the sync area at the top of the home screen is empty, with no status text and no dot.
If the button is still unresponsive after that, please contact Cake Wallet support with your device model, OS version, and app version.
MyMonero migration error 523
Error 523 appears because the MyMonero service has shut down and its servers are no longer online, so the wallet can no longer connect to them. You do not need the MyMonero app to reach your funds — restore your MyMonero seed directly into Cake Wallet instead. Follow the MyMonero migration guide for step-by-step instructions.
