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MetASK: “Personal address is discovered. Imports assembly agreement” error by importing Openea NFT
I am writing this article to help solve the problem that many metamans face, especially those who have completed the BuildSpace course to create their first intellectual contracts.
Recently, I was facing the same problem trying to import my new NFT from Opensea using the Metask app. Error Message “Personal address has been detected. A collection agreement address appeared on the screen, showing that the Metask program is unable to process the operation for the user’s address.
Problem
To understand why this is happening, we dive a little deeper into how NFT (inactive chips) is created and stored. When creating a NFT using Buildspace or other intellectual contract platform, it creates a unique digital sign depicting the feature of a particular element. This token is then stored in Blockchain.
When you are trying to import NFT from Opensea or any other market using Metask, the program must check your personal address to confirm the operation and make sure the NFT owner is in fact. However, if the user address has changed or is not properly configured, this inspection process may fail.
Solution
Fortunately, there are some solutions to solve this problem:
- Import your personal address : Return to BuildPace and Reimport NFT using the correct personal address.
- This includes adding the collection agreement (if necessary) and checking the user’s identity.
- Use another wallet
: If you are still experiencing, try using a different Metamark purse to import NFT.
Future Problems Prevention
To avoid this type of error in the future, make sure:
- Check your personal address regularly by checking Buildspace or other sources.
- If necessary, update Metask settings and cash configurations.
- Consider using a separate wallet to import NFT to avoid conflicts with other wallets.
I hope this article will help solve the error “Personal address has been detected. Importing the collection agreement address “Importing NFT from Openea using Metask. If you have other questions or problems, don’t hesitate to ask!