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Metamask: How to retrieve 1 eth I send by mistake to my smart contract token?

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Recovery of ETH stuck in intelligent contract tokens: a metamasque guide

Metamask: How to retrieve 1 eth I send by mistake to my smart contract token?

Have you accidentally sent a large amount of Ethereum (ETH) to your own smart contract, thinking it was a mistake? Don’t be afraid, dear crypto passionate! In this article, we will guide you through the ETH recovery process that has been stuck in your intelligent contract.

Understand the contract

Before diving into the resolution of the problem, let’s take a look at the contract you have provided. As you can see, there is an ETH stored on the contract balance field (0x19d71f00354ad302E89CA47E59B68917F9A871D7 ').

What caused the problem?

Unfortunately, we do not know the exact reason why your ETH has been sent to your own intelligent contract. However, in most cases, this is due to a combination of factors such as:

  • Incorrect or obsolete wallet parameters

  • Calculation errors during transactions

  • Errors in the ABI of the contract (binary application interface)

  • External events triggering the transaction

Use of metamask to recover ETH

To recover ETH that has been stuck in your smart contract, you will need to use the Metamask portfolio. Here is a step by step guide:

  • Configure Metamask : If you have not already done so, configure a new Metamask portfolio on the Ethereum network. You can do this by going to the Metamask website, creating a new account and following their instructions.

  • Connect to the contract: Connect your Metamask portfolio to the contract of which you wish to recover ETH. To do this:

* Access the address of the contract on Etherscan (

* Click on the "Connect" button and select Metamask from the list of available connections.

  • Load the ABI contract: Load the ABI of the contract (binary application interface) using the LOADABI METAMASK function:

`Javascript

Const AB = Await Ethers.utils.Readabi ('0x19d71f00354ad302E89CA47E59B68917F9A871D7');

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  • Use the ABI to recover ETH : Use the ABI charged contract and the address of the recipient (yours) to recover ETH from the contract:

Javascript

Const Transaction = Await Ethers.GettransAction ('0x ...'); // Replace with your hatching or transaction code.

Const-repair = wait for the transaction.Wait ();

Const Ethamount = Receipt.Gasused - Transaction.Gasused;

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  • Return ETH to the original owner : Finally, send the ETH recovered to its original owner:

Javascript

Constation recipient constant = ...; // Replace with the address of the recipient.

Await ethers.sendtransAction ({de: '0x ...', to: recipientaireaddress, value: ethamount});

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Tips and precautions

  • Always make sure you have a functional metamasque portfolio and you are connected to the right contract.

  • Be careful when using transactions because they can be irreversible. Make sure to understand the consequences before continuing.

  • Keep your Metamask wallets and your secure private keys to avoid unauthorized access.

  • If you are not comfortable writing code or managing transactions, plan to consult a professional developer.

By following these steps, you should be able to recover the ETH that has been sent to your own smart contract. Do not forget to follow your transactions and counterweights to avoid similar problems in the future.

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