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# Troubleshooting and Support

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Minterest’s **Taiko** deployment is winding down to focus on **Ethereum** and **Mantle**. Supply and borrow are disabled. Please repay and withdraw by **Nov 30**, 2025.
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### 1. I'm having trouble bridging assets to or from Taiko. What should I do?

As long as you follow the instructions above for bridging to Taiko, you should not encounter issues. Make sure you have enough ETH in your wallet for the initial bridging transaction from Ethereum mainnet.

You can also explore [Taiko's guide](https://docs.taiko.xyz/guides/app-developers/bridge-tokens/) on bridging tokens.

### 2. My transaction failed on the Taiko Network. How can I resolve this?

If your transaction fails either bridging or on Minterest, it could be for a variety of reasons.

Steps to follow in case of transaction failures:

* Check the transaction status on the Taiko Network via their [blockchain explorer](https://taikoscan.net/).
* Verify that your wallet has adequate funds for whatever transaction you are making.
* If the issue persists, contact Taiko support with transaction details for further assistance.

Remember, ETH is the gas token of the Taiko network. Make sure you have enough ETH to cover transaction costs.

### 3. Where can I get support if I encounter issues on the Taiko Network?

Taiko has [documentation](https://docs.taiko.xyz/start-here/getting-started) that can help guide users looking to bridge and use the network.[ ](https://docs.taiko.xyz/start-here/getting-started)\
Their official [support page](https://docs.taiko.xyz/start-here/getting-support) has all the available ways to contact the team and resolve your issue.


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