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Error codes reference

When something fails, J Tools shows a short title, a line on what happened and what to do next. Behind each message sits a code, like AFF_WITHDRAW_MIN or VALIDATION_ERROR, which is what API responses carry and what support can trace. This page explains the ones you are most likely to meet and what to do about each.

Affiliate codes carry an AFF_ prefix and live under Affiliate. Everything else is a tool or transaction message, sorted by where it comes from: Swaps and trading, Wallets and transfers, Transactions and signing, and General and other. If you only see a plain message with no code, the “Common issues” section on the tool’s own page usually covers it too.

J Tools is non-custodial, so anything that begins in your wallet ends in your wallet. Nothing moves until you sign.

Affiliate

#affiliate

These show up around the affiliate panel: registering, requesting a withdrawal, or getting credited for a referral.

Account and access

CodeWhat it meansHow to fix
AFF_NOT_FOUNDNo affiliate account is tied to this wallet.Register as a partner first, or reconnect the wallet that owns the partner account. See How the affiliate program works.
AFF_BANNEDThe partner account is suspended, so the panel is closed to it. The sign-in window says the account is suspended; other requests answer “Access denied.”Contact support. A suspended partner cannot use the panel, request a withdrawal, or earn new commissions.
AFF_ALREADY_REGISTEREDThis wallet is already a partner.Sign in with the existing wallet instead of registering again.
AFF_WALLET_REQUIREDThe wallet address is missing or not a valid Solana address.Connect a wallet, or enter a valid Solana address (roughly 32 to 44 base58 characters).
AFF_TERMS_REQUIREDRegistration was sent without accepting the current affiliate terms.Tick the terms box in the register window, then register again.

Withdrawals

CodeWhat it meansHow to fix
AFF_WITHDRAW_MINThe amount is below the withdrawal minimum.Request at least the minimum shown in the panel. See Withdrawals.
AFF_WITHDRAW_MAXThe amount is more than your available balance.Lower it to your current withdrawable balance, or wait for more confirmed commissions to land.
AFF_SOCIAL_REQUIREDNo verified social link is on file, and at least one is required to withdraw.Add a link in Settings, wait for our team to verify it, then retry.
AFF_WITHDRAW_PENDINGYou already have a withdrawal request waiting.Wait until it is paid or rejected. Only one request can be open at a time.
AFF_WITHDRAW_REJECTEDAn admin declined the request without recording a reason. The panel shows it as declined with no reason, and the amount is back in your balance.Contact support for the details, then submit a new withdrawal.

Referral attribution

CodeWhat it meansHow to fix
AFF_REF_INVALIDThe referral code is malformed, or no active partner owns it.Use a current link in the form https://j.tools/en?ref=CODE. The code may belong to a partner that is no longer active. See How crediting works.
AFF_RATE_LIMITEDToo many requests hit the affiliate endpoints in a short window (HTTP 429).Wait about a minute and try again. This limit keeps public endpoints safe from abuse.

Swaps and trading

#swaps-and-trading

These come up when you are swapping or moving a token you hold.

MessageWhat it meansHow to fix
Not enough tokensYou are trying to send, swap or burn more of a token than the wallet holds.Lower the amount to what you actually hold, or check that you picked the right token.

Wallets and transfers

#wallets-and-transfers

Most of these come from the wallet itself: it is not connected, it points at the wrong cluster, or the address you entered is off.

MessageWhat it meansHow to fix
You cancelled in your walletThe transaction was rejected on the wallet’s approval screen. Nothing was sent and nothing was charged.Run it again when you are ready to approve.
Wallet not connectedThe tool needs a connected wallet before it can sign.Connect a wallet first. See Connect your wallet.
Approval took too longThe transaction expired while the wallet prompt was still open.Run it again and approve without a long pause.
Wallet is on the wrong networkThe wallet is set to a different cluster than the tool expects.Switch the wallet to Solana mainnet, then retry.
You backed out of a wallet warningYour wallet showed a warning on the transaction and you declined it. Nothing was sent.Read the note below. If the warning looked wrong for what you set up, report it to support so we can check what the tool built.
Invalid wallet addressA recipient or wallet field is not a valid Solana address (roughly 32 to 44 base58 characters).Re-paste the full address. Watch for typos, stray characters or a cut-off copy.

Transactions and signing

#transactions-and-signing

These appear once a transaction is being built or broadcast: funding it, reaching the network, or passing the tool’s checks.

Balance and funds

MessageWhat it meansHow to fix
Not enough SOLThe wallet cannot cover the platform fee plus the network costs of this action.Top up the wallet, then retry. See the fee disclaimer below.
An account would be left below the rent minimumEvery Solana account must keep its rent-exempt minimum. Either the balance falls short of it, or the amount would leave a sending wallet holding dust.Add SOL, lower the amount, or empty the sending wallet completely.

Network and RPC

MessageWhat it meansHow to fix
The transaction expiredThe blockhash aged out before the transaction landed, usually because the network was busy.Run it again. An expired transaction never landed, so nothing was charged.
The Solana network is unreachableThe RPC endpoint did not answer.Wait about 30 seconds and retry. If it keeps happening, try another network connection (for example off a strict VPN).
Too many requestsThe RPC provider or a shared endpoint saw too many calls in a short window (HTTP 429).Wait a few seconds, then try again.
No confirmation arrived in timeThe transaction was sent, but the tool stopped waiting for the result. It may still have landed.Check the wallet or an explorer before resending, so you do not run it twice.

Validation

MessageWhat it meansHow to fix
That mint address is not validThe token address is malformed, or it does not point to a token mint.Pick the token with the selector instead of pasting it.
A required field is emptyThe form is missing something this run needs.Fill in the highlighted fields and submit again.
Invalid amountThe amount is zero, negative, or not a number.Enter an amount above zero. If the tool shows a limit next to the field, stay inside it.
Please check your input and try againA server-side check rejected the input, and the reply keeps the detail generic for safety.Review the fields. If nothing looks wrong, refresh and re-enter the values.

General and other

#general-and-other

A few API responses carry a short string code instead of a themed message. These are intentionally broad so they do not leak server detail.

CodeWhat it meansHow to fix
VALIDATION_ERROROne or more inputs failed a server-side check. The tool shows it as “A required field is empty”.Fix the highlighted fields and resubmit. Same idea as the validation messages above.
RATE_LIMITEDYou hit the request limit on a shared endpoint (HTTP 429). The tool shows it as “Too many requests”.Wait a short while, then retry.
UNAUTHORIZEDYour session is missing or expired.Sign in or reconnect, then repeat the action.
NOT_FOUNDThe thing you asked for is not available, or never existed.Double-check the link or identifier you used.
GENERIC_ERRORAn unexpected error the server could not classify. The tool shows “Something went wrong”.Retry once. If it returns, send support the exact wording and what you were doing.

Still stuck?

#still-stuck

The message in the app is always the source of truth. If a code is not listed here, or the wording differs, or the fix above did not clear it, follow the app and reach out. Send us the exact message you saw, the tool you were on, and what you were doing right before. That is usually enough for us to pinpoint it fast.