Secret of a closed account in Solana Explorer

As a Solana developer, you are not alone in this unpleasant problem. Many users have reported that their accounts show up as “Closed” in Solana Explorer, even though they are active and accessible to others.

In this article, we will consider the possible causes of this phenomenon and offer some potential solutions to solve the problem.

Problem: Closed account in Explorer

When you access a specific address in Solana Explorer, your account is expected to be displayed. However, in some cases this is not the case. In particular, accounts that appear as “Closed” in Explorer appear as inactive or suspended accounts.

Code-based and CLI-based solutions

The good news is that there are solutions available for both code-based and CLI-based approaches to solve this problem:

Here is an example of using the library:

const { Connection } = require("@solana/web3.js");

// Initialize Solana network connection

const connection = new Connection(" "testnet");

try {

// Retrieve information about the account

const accountInfo = await connection AccountInfo(

"E8a2qSSEoe5pShCYnRuxbdxmNhFsqeuWFrsQW7iZNtUh"

);

if (accountInfo.status === "inactive") {

console.log("Account closed.");

}

} catch (error) {

// Handle any errors that occur

console.error(error);

}

cli solutions

For cli-based solutions, you can use the following commands to test for issues:

Conclusion

Having a closed account in Solana Explorer is an annoying problem that can be difficult to solve. However, with the right tools and knowledge, you can investigate and fix this problem. Using code or cli-based approaches, you can check whether your account is actually inactive or suspended before asking to interact with it.

Additional Resources

For additional help and guidance, you can refer to the official Solana documentation and community resources:

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