Troubleshooting Steps
Troubleshooting Steps

If you're experiencing issues with Quickscope's RPC or Router services, follow the checklist below to isolate and resolve the problem.
Request Header Validation

Ensure that your API request includes a valid key:
- Use the
x-api-key
header with yourapi-key
- Check that the key is active, not expired or malformed
- Keys must match the project associated with the endpoint
IP & Domain Whitelisting

If whitelisting is enabled:
- Confirm the request originates from an approved IP address or domain
- A 403 error typically means your request source isn't allowed
- Update your access settings in the Dashboard
RPC-Specific Checks

For RPC-related problems:
- Use the correct RPC endpoint: shared, private, or dedicated
- Refer to your assigned URL in the RPC Dashboard
- Performance issues may be tied to high request volume or endpoint mismatch
Router-Specific Checks

Router errors often relate to bad inputs:
- Validate token mint addresses, amounts, and fee settings
- Avoid extreme slippage or unsupported tokens
- Make sure you're using the correct URL format (e.g.,
https://{region}.router.quickscope.so/api/v1/...
)
Use the Built-In RPC Tester

You can diagnose issues via the RPC Testing panel:
- Send live requests and view raw output
- Test latency and payload size
- Access this via the RPC Dashboard – Testing Tab
Still Stuck?

Join our community for fast support and hands-on help:
discord.gg/quickscope
We're here to help troubleshoot edge cases or unusual errors.
Updated about 1 month ago
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