Data transfer error

The operation is interrupted because the cross-chain call cannot be executed.

A cross-chain operation cannot be executed if the data transfer protocol that facilitates the interaction between smart contracts across blockchains is not functioning. For it to succeed, the transaction must pass validation via a Consensus bridge that includes several data transfer protocols (CrossCurve Oracle network, Axelar, LayerZero, Router Protocol, Asterizm, and Chainlink CCIP). The CrossCurve DEX application does not allow operations to be performed when the data transfer protocol is not working or the transaction failed in even one of the included data transfer protocols. However, theoretically, force majeure situations can occur when users initiate a cross-chain transaction simultaneously with the failure of the CDP protocol. In this case, the atomic lock/mint and burn/unlock operations will be only partially completed. CDP is designed in such a way that, once it’s restored, it will first complete the unfinished cross-chain operations.

After the cross-chain operation is sent, Transaction history will reflect full information about the status of validation and the number of protocols that must validate the transaction:

If in the process of validation, an error occurred, the attempt can be repeated by clicking Retry bridge.

If the cross-chain operation did not pass validation in one of the included protocols, the Error verification notification will appear. To cancel the execution of the cross-chain operation, use the emergency withdraw mechanism by clicking the Confirm the withdrawal button and confirming the transaction in your wallet:

Sending the Withdraw transaction ensures that the cross-chain operation will not be continued, the user's funds will be unlocked, and the user will be able to access them.