Testnet beta. Uzo Deploy is live on BOT Chain testnet (chain 968). Mainnet is not enabled yet. Everything here is free to try with test tokens from the faucet.
Find the cause and fix for common Uzo Deploy problems. Select a problem to open it.
Cause: the wallet extension is locked, blocked by the browser, or the connection request was closed.Fix: unlock your wallet and reload the page. Select Connect again and pick your wallet from the list. On a phone, use WalletConnect or open the app inside your wallet’s own browser. See Connect a wallet if BOT Chain isn’t in your wallet yet. The app says to switch networks
Cause: your wallet is on a different network from the one selected in the app.Fix: check the Testnet / Mainnet switch in the top bar, then switch your wallet to the same network. On the tip page, select the Switch to button. If your wallet doesn’t know BOT Chain Testnet, add it with the values on Networks. Your balance is too low for this deploy
Cause: you don’t have enough tBOT (or BOT on mainnet) to pay for gas. Wallets may call this “insufficient funds for gas”.Fix: on testnet, get free tBOT from the faucet, wait for it to arrive, then go back to Review. The Review step shows the estimated cost and your balance. The network rejected the estimate
Cause: the gas estimate failed. This usually means a setting is invalid or your balance is too low.Fix: select Edit settings and check each field against the template page, such as Token. Check your balance, then try Review again. You rejected the request in your wallet
Cause: the wallet prompt was closed or rejected. Nothing was sent and nothing was deployed.Fix: select Try again and approve the request in your wallet.
The transaction is pending for a long time
Cause: the transaction hasn’t been included in a block yet, or the app lost track of it.Fix: don’t sign the deploy again yet. Open the transaction hash on BOTScan. If it succeeded, your contract is there and will show up in My contracts. If BOTScan doesn’t know the hash after a few minutes, check your wallet’s activity list. Some wallets let you speed up or cancel a stuck transaction. The transaction was included but reverted
Cause: the transaction ran but failed, so nothing was deployed. You still paid gas for it.Fix: open the transaction on BOTScan to see the reason. Check your settings, then select Back to review and try again.
Verification failed or is taking a long time
Cause: BOTScan can take a while to index a new contract, or the verification service can’t reach it. The app may show “BOTScan is still processing. Try again in a minute.”Fix: wait a minute and select Try again. If you see “Too many verification requests. Try again in N seconds.”, wait that long first: the service accepts 10 requests per 10 minutes. If it still fails, use the manual steps on Verification. Your contract works whether or not it’s verified. My token isn't showing in my wallet
Cause: wallets only show tokens they’ve been told about.Fix: on the final deploy step, select Add to wallet. If your wallet doesn’t add it, import the token by hand with its contract address and symbol. Check your wallet is on the network you deployed on.
A USDT tip failed or asked for two signatures
Cause: USDT tips need two transactions. The first lets the jar move exactly your tip amount. The second sends the tip. If you rejected or skipped the first, the second fails.Fix: select Step 1 of 2: allow and approve, wait for it to confirm, then select Step 2 of 2: send. You also need a little BOT for gas on both. See Tip pages. The USDT amount looks wrong
Cause: USDT on BOT Chain uses 6 decimals, not 18. A raw value of 5000000 is 5 USDT.Fix: the app handles decimals for you, so enter whole amounts like 5. If you read amounts in your own code, see USDT and decimals. My contract isn't in My contracts yet
Cause: the list is built from on-chain events, which the server reads in batches and caches briefly.Fix: wait a minute and reload. Check you’re connected with the wallet that signed the deploy, and that the Testnet / Mainnet switch matches. See My contracts. The tip page says "This is not a Uzo tip jar"
Cause: the address in the link wasn’t created by the Uzo tip jar factory on that network, or the link is wrong.Fix: don’t send anything to that address. Ask the person for their link again. If the jar is on mainnet, the link needs ?network=mainnet at the end.
Still stuck? See BOT Chain known limitations, or open an issue in the uzo-deploy repo. For security problems, follow Report a vulnerability instead.Last modified on October 7, 2026