Error codes / 0x179b
custom program error: 0x179b
Custom(6043) · 0x179b · used by 13 programs we know
This number has no meaning on its own. Each Solana program numbers its own errors, so 0x179b is InvalidBundleIndex in Orca Whirlpools but InvalidPoolType in Meteora DLMM. The meaning that applies is the one from the program that actually failed: the first Program … failed line in the transaction's logs. That is often not the program you called, but one it invoked, or a guard instruction your wallet added.
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What 0x179b means, by program
- InvalidBundleIndexOrca Whirlpools
Bundle index is out of bounds
- InvalidPoolTypeMeteora DLMM
Invalid pool type
- InvalidOrderMaxTsDrift V2
The program raised this named error and published no further explanation.
- SimpleAmmBaseTokenCannotHaveMintAuthorityHeaven DEX
Simple amm base token mint cannot have mint authority
- IntermediateAccountNotSetJupiter DCA
Should pass in a WSOL intermediate account when transferring SOL
- InsufficientFundsMetaplex Auction House
Insufficient funds in escrow account to purchase.
- FreezePDAMismatchMetaplex Candy Machine
FreezePDA doesn't belong to this Candy Machine.
- WrongGatingTokenMetaplex Fixed Price Sale
Wrong gating token
- AmountIsNotEnoughMeteora AMM
The account does not hold enough of the token or SOL this instruction tried to spend.
- RewardVaultFrozenSkipRequiredMeteora CP AMM (DAMM V2)
Reward vault is frozen, must skip reward to proceed
- FailToValidateSingleSwapInstructionMeteora Dynamic Bonding Curve
Fail to validate single swap instruction in rate limiter
- InvalidFeeAccountOKX DEX Aggregation Router V2
Invalid fee account
- CalculateOverflowRaydium AMM V3 (CLMM)
An arithmetic operation inside the program went out of range. In exchanges this usually means the amount, price or liquidity at that moment produced a number the pool cannot represent, often a trade far larger than the pool can absorb.