Ethereum: Binance Spot Test Network Error – Account Sales Recovery
As a developer working with Ethereum, you may know the different test environments available to your projects. One of these environments is Binance Spot Test Network (also known as “Spot” or “Binance-Spot-Testnet”). In this article, we will explain why you can execute the error by trying to recover the account on the punctual network from Binance using the method of Get_account ().
Information on error
The returned error message is Apierror (code = -2015). This code indicates the problem of validation or error in your request. Here’s what each part of this error code tells us:
-2015 ': This is the HTTP position code for the API termination point you are trying to access.
- Code = …
: actual error code we have already identified as” -2015 ‘.
- Other information: The body or reaction head can provide additional context of the error. However, this detail is not important to understand the main cause of the problem.
Troubleshooting Actions
To solve this error, let’s study the possible causes and troubleshooting stages:
1.
Confirm your API request
Check that you send a valid request to the “Get_ -Count () Method” Binance Bridging Test Network. Make sure you have the correct termination point URL (https: // spot.binance.com / API / V2 / account) and the required parameters (eg" account ").
2.
CHICK COMTE EXISTENCE
Check that the account you are trying to access exists in your test network. You can use this code extract to check if there is an account:
JavaScript
Const customer = ask ('Web3');
Client.getAccount (). Then ((account) => {
// Check the account exists
if (account === NULL || Account === not defined) {
Console.log ("Account does not exist.");
} else {
Console.log ("Account exists with the address:", account.address);
}
});
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3.
Valid your customer and network
Make sure:
- YourWeb3
Library is properly installed (Required (‘Web3’)) and configured binance test network.
- The network is activated in your configuration file
Web3.Js.
4.
Verification account balance
Check if you need access to the account account to recover using the "GetBalance ()":
JavaScript
Const customer = ask ('Web3');
client.get balancia (account) .then ((balance) => {
// check the balance of the balance
IF (Balance === NULL || Balance === not defined) {
Console.log ("Account balance does not exist.");
} else {
Console.log (Account Balance: $ {Balance});
}
});
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Solution example
You can add a debugging code to help and solve the problem. Here is an updated example:
JavaScript
Const web3 = ask ('web3');
Const Customer = New Web3.CLENT ({
// Your Binance Spot Network settings
});
try {
Constance Constante = expects customer.getAccount ();
if (account === NULL || Account === not defined) {
Console.log ("Account does not exist.");
} else {
Console.log ("Account exists with the address:", account.address);
// Valid Account Balance via GetBalance ()
Constance Constance = Expect Customer.GetBalance (Account);
IF (Balance === NULL || Balance === not defined) {
Console.log ("Account balance does not exist.");
} else {
Console.log (Account Balance: $ {Balance});
}
}
} Catch (error) {
Console.Error (error.message);
}
` ‘
When performing these actions and using an example, you should be able to solve the problem with the recovery of the accounts from the Binance punctual test network. If you always face problems, do not hesitate to provide more details about the configuration of your project and the error report you receive.