Metamask: “eth_requestAcccounts” does not exist / is not available

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Metask error: eth_requestacounts not exist/is not available

As a Metask user, it is probably not foreign to the frustrations of connecting to Metamsk on its device. However, if you have found an error indicating thateth_requestacts do not exist or not available, it is essential to understand what this means and how to solve the problem.

What is “eth_requestacounts”?

In Metask, eth_requestacounts' is a function that allows its web application to request access to the Metask wallet on behalf of the user. This feature allows perfect interactions between its application and user wallet, facilitating transactions, authentication and other actions.

Why do you get an error abouteth_requestacounts?

If you see an error indicating thateth_requestacounts not exist or is not available, it is likely to be due to one of the following reasons:

  • Metask version : Make sure you have the latest metamsk version installed on your device. The outdated versions can lead to compatibility problems.

  • WALLS Setup

    : Check that your wallet configuration is correctly configured. Make sure that eth_requestacounts' will be activated in your wallet configuration and is compatible with your web app.

  • ID of the web application : Check that your web application ID (web application) is correct and coincides with the one provided by Metask.

How to solve the problem

To solve the error, follow these steps:

  • Check the Metask version : Make sure you have the latest methass version installed on the device.

  • Check your wallet configuration : Review thateth_requestacounts’ is activated in its wallet configuration and is compatible with its web application.

  • WEB application ID update

    : Make sure your web application coincides with the one provided by Metamsk.

Here is an updated version of your code fragment to help solve the problems:

`Jsx

Import {useeefect, usestate} from 'reaction';

Application () function {

Const [connectations, setconccstatus] = dry (null);

const [error, seterrror] = dry (null);

Constitutionation = async () => {

test {

IF (connectionstatus === 'connected') return;

// set the connection

Constitutions = Alea Winw.etraum.request ({{

Method: "Eth_requestacounts",

Parameters: []

});

Setconccstatus ('Connect');

// manage success or error cases

Switch (Connection.status) {

The "connected" case:

Console.log ('The wallet is connected');

break;

The case "disconnected":

Consoles.Rror ("the wallet is disconnected");

break;

implicit:

Console.error ('he did not request accounts:', connection.status);

}

} capt (error) {

Seterror (error);

}

};

// call the function as a whole of the components

USEEFFECT (() => {

Innitconnection ();

}, []);

Return (

{Connectationstatus && (

wallet is connected: {Connectations}

)}

{Error &&

error: {error.message}

}

);

}

Following these steps and using the updated code fragment, I should be able to solve the ‘eth_requestacounts’ error in Metask.

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