Involuntary consequences of the Taken Raydium creation process
As a developer who builds Raydium, a Blockchain Leader project, he probably knows emotions and the promise to create your Token account. However, there is an unexpected obstacle that can arise when trying to create a token account, if it no longer exists.
In this article, we deepen the reasons for this problem and give suggestions on how to overcome it.
Because Raydium cannot create a token account without an existing token account
Raydium uses a unique approach to management of user accounts and token creation. When a new user tries to create a token account, Raydium controls if an account with the same “token” identifier already exists online. If such an account has not been found, it works with the creation process.
However, there is a socket: if the “token” ID does not correspond to any existing account, Raydium cannot effectively create a token account. At the beginning it may seem contrary to intuition, but we go down with us when we explain why this problem is presented.
Main reason: ID Account Token and their uniqueness
ID Account Token are assigned to each user in the Raydium network. These IDs are generated using a combination of user data, as a username and role, as well as a unique identifier (UID). Uid is created when the new user joins the network.
The reason why it is not possible to create an account without an existing token account lies in the way in which these unique identifiers are assigned. When you create a new user on Raydium, the “token” ID is generated using the combination of username and role. This process generates a truly random and unique identifier of Token.
Problem: uniqueness and previous identifiers
Now the situation is becoming interesting. The “token” identifier assigned to each user can be reused by other users who have joined the network. This means that even if the account does not exist on the web, when the new user creates his token account, Raydium will continue to try to create it using the previously existing token account identifier.
To illustrate this, consider the following:
- If two users, John and Jane, both join the network on the same day, everyone will receive a unique “token” ID. However, if one of them creates token with their own account in front of the other, both receive the same previously existing ID Account Token.
- If Raydium is trying to create a new new user’s token account with this previously existing identifier, it will not work.
Resolution of the problem: use a separate token id
To solve this problem, you can use a unique identifier for each user who is not based on his previous token accounts. An approach is to generate a 64 random random string as an identifier "token" during the creation of a new user account.
Here is an example:
Javascript
Const Randsyid = requires ("crypt"). Random (64);
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This will create a unique 64-hour string that can be used as a token identifier for each user. When trying to create a new token account, Raydium will use this “token” identifier instead of relying on the existing existing one.
Application
The problem you face, creating token reports without existing, derives from the uniqueness and previously existing character of the accounting token identifiers in the Raydium network. By generating a univocal account identifier for each user with a random sequence, you can avoid this problem and make sure users have access to their token accounts.
Remember to update the code to use the identifier “token” non -standard generated above during the creation of new user accounts on Raydium.