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Title: Solana: Swop Token Verification Failed Due to Errors
Introduction
We recently successfully created a Solana SPL token using CoinFactory and attempted to verify it on the Solana blockchain. However, after following the steps outlined in the Solana Developer Documentation, we encountered several errors that prevented us from successfully verifying our token.
Problem:
During our verification process, we noticed that the transaction was rejected by the Solana blockchain due to an error. After further investigation, we determined that the issue was caused by a combination of factors related to the creation and deployment of our SPL token on the Solana network.
Steps Involved:
To verify our token, we followed these steps:
- We created a new Solana wallet using CoinFactory.
- We deployed our SPL token using the Solana developer documentation.
- Tried to send a transaction to the Solana blockchain using the deployed token contract.
Error:
Despite following all the necessary steps, we encountered an error that prevented us from successfully verifying our token. The error was as follows:
- Transaction rejected due to “Invalid signature” error.
- Token deployment failed with “The token name and symbol were not found in the registry.”
Resolution:
After reviewing the relevant documentation and support forums, we were able to identify and resolve the issues that were causing the verification to fail.
What we learned:
This experience highlights the importance of thoroughly testing and validating our token before deploying it to the Solana blockchain. Furthermore, it demonstrates the need for careful consideration of token deployment and transaction validation processes.
By sharing our experience, we hope to help other developers avoid similar issues in their own token creations and deployments on the Solana network.