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Please help. I unstaked my Solana on TrustWallet from 5 or so delegators at once. Since then, when I go to claim my rewards, I receive the following error: encoded solana_sdk::transaction::versioned::Versioned-Transaction too large: 1876 bytes (max: encoded/raw 1683/1232). There's no option to separate the transactions in TrustWallet. Please help! -A Noob

I've tried staking new amounts, unstaking that amount, changing the node settings on trustwallet, contacting trustwallet, trying to contact Soloana, etc.

user20495837
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I'm having the exact same issue. The problem is that Trust Wallet tries to claim from all validators at once, creating a larger than accepted transaction payload.

From Solana's website: "Solana's networking stack uses a conservative MTU size of 1280 bytes which, after accounting for headers, leaves 1232 bytes for packet data like serialized transactions. Developers building applications on Solana must design their on-chain program interfaces within the above transaction size limit constraint."

So the issue needs to be solved by Trust, nothing Solana can do about this. I reached out to customer support, but they just gave me a standard reply to update the app and make sure I have enough free SOL for transaction fees, which I do and has nothing to do with this error. This is really annoying - the funds are stuck in the app while the price is in a freefall. I'm trying to press them to open a bug ticket and solve this with the next update, but no reply yet.

bmf
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  • No help from customer support, but I reached out to the team on github and they confirmed that the issue will be solved with the next release – bmf Nov 22 '22 at 07:55
  • Your findings are consistent with my research. Totally sucks having this SOL locked-up while the coin is in freefall. Any word on when the next update will be? – user20495837 Nov 22 '22 at 17:18
  • Any updates on this? I am still having the same issue and getting nowhere with TrustWallet. – user20495837 Feb 07 '23 at 23:00