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Find the stage where it stopped
If you dismissed the wallet prompt and no transaction hash was created, that request was not submitted. If the wallet shows a hash, open it in the source-chain explorer and inspect its status before retrying.
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For a quote error, check the pair and amount
Confirm both token contracts and networks. “No route” can mean the pair is unsupported or liquidity is unavailable. Very small amounts may not cover costs; large amounts can exceed available liquidity. Try an appropriate amount and request a new quote.
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For a wallet error, check balance and approval
Keep native currency for gas as well as the token amount. An approval and the actual swap are separate steps: a successful approval is not proof that the swap completed. If a request is already open, finish or dismiss it in the wallet before starting another.
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For a reverted swap, review the reason before retrying
A changing price, token restrictions or insufficient liquidity can cause a revert. Refresh the quote and inspect price impact. Raising slippage blindly can expose you to a worse execution price and does not fix every failure. A reverted transaction may still consume gas; confirm balances in the explorer.
Your next step
Open the swap appFrequently asked questions
Will a failed transaction always return every cost?
No. A rejected wallet request is different from an on-chain revert. A mined transaction that reverts can still use network gas.
Should I retry while the first transaction is pending?
Check its status first. Submitting another trade can create a second operation. Use your wallet’s pending-transaction controls when appropriate.
Sources and review
Reviewed November 9, 2026. Steps describe RobinSwap and standard wallet behaviour; wallet labels can differ.