About Tuchacloud
Tuchacloud company is VPS provider and we offer cloud hosting solutions for business. They have been working for the international IT market since 2005. The Tucha cloud infrastructure is a fully managed virtual software environment (servers, computers, individual services) that is provided for the commercial use. Your cloud VPS hosting is running on the hardware located in the best European data-centers to ensure continuity of functioning and integrity of customer information.
Your clusters consist of high performance servers, reliable storage systems and high-speed switches. Most of your equipment is hosted at the Telehouse Frankfurt datacenter (Kleyerstraße 75-87, 60326 Frankfurt am Main, Germany) and the office is located in Poland (Kraków, ul. Mogilska, nr. 40, lok. 26, postal code 31-546), REGON: 367543236, NIP: 6762531213, KRS: 0000680465. They use the latest IT technologies and the extra reliable equipment.
Thus the client live and work anywhere on the globe and they provide a safeness of information, data security, users’ mobility, and resource savings. Moreover, you get an improved flexibility, scalability and reliability of the cloud infrastructure. They offer fully managed Linux cloud VPS services so your clients can perform any upgrading, configuring or rearranging of their IT infrastructure automatically or manually.
Some Quick Facts Tuchacloud Web Hosting
| Tuchacloud | Basic Details |
|---|---|
| Hosting Name | Tuchacloud |
| Price | € 14.95 /mo |
| Support | 24/7 |
| English | English |
| Email Support | [email protected] |
| Call Support | 6762531213 |
| Official Website | Click Here To Visit |
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Transaction
Tuchacloud Sometimes you may find yourself facing a problem that doesn’t have a clear solution. These troubleshooting tips may help you solve problems you run into. This is probably an issue with one of the tokens you are swapping. You’re trying to add/remove liquidity from a liquidity pool (LP), but there isn’t enough of one of the two tokens in the pair. The transaction cannot succeed due to error: PancakeRouter: EXPIRED. This is probably an issue with one of the tokens you are swapping. Try again, but confirm (sign and broadcast) the transaction as soon as you generate it.
They happened because you started making a transaction, but you didn’t sign and broadcast it until it was past the deadline. That means you didn’t hit “Confirm” quickly enough. Try modifying the amount on “To” field. Therefore putting “(estimated)” symbol on “From”. Then initiate the swap immediately. Make sure you have 30% more tokens in your wallet than you intend to trade, or try to trade a lower amount. If you want to sell the maximum possible, try 70% or 69% instead of 100%. Caused by the design of Restorative Rebase tokens like tDoge or tBTC.
Potential Fraud
Tuchacloud trading a smaller amount, or increase slippage tolerance via the settings icon and try again. This is caused by low liquidity. Another possible cause of this issue is the malicious token issuer just suspended the trading for their token. Or they made selling action only possible for selected wallet addresses. Please always do your own research to avoid any potential fraud. If the token you are trying to swap but failed with this error code is coming from an airdrop, that is most likely a scam. Please do not perform any token approval or follow any links, your fund may be at risk if you try to do so.
Tokens
Tuchacloud to swap tokens, the transaction fails and this error message is displayed. This error has been reported on mobile devices using Trust Wallet. When trying to swap tokens, the transaction fails and this error message is displayed. This error has been reported across platforms. Try manually increasing the gas limit (not gas price!) in your wallet before signing the transaction. A limit of 200000 is usually enough. If not, you may be trying to send tokens that you don’t have in your wallet (for example, trying to send a token that is already assigned to a pending transaction). In this case, just make sure you have the tokens you’re trying to use.
