# Common Error Codes

Generally speaking, codes in the 2xx range indicate that a request was successfully processed and codes in the 4xx range indicate that there was an error that resulted from the information provided (e.g., authentication, no balance or a missing or wrong parameter).

In case of an error, the body of the response includes a JSON formatted response that tells you exactly what is wrong.

**`HTTP Status Codes for API`**

| HTTP Status Codes                   | Description                               |
| ----------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- |
| 200 Found                           | We found the requested resource           |
| 201 Created                         | The resource is successfully created      |
| 204 No Content                      | The requested resources are empty         |
| 401 Unauthorized                    | The access key was incorrect              |
| 404 Not found                       | The resources cannot be found             |
| 405 Method Not Allowed              | The method is not allowed                 |
| 408 Request Timeout                 | The request is taking too long to respond |
| 422 Unprocessable Entity            | The resource couldn't be created          |
| 5xx Something went wrong on our end | Please try again                          |

**`API specific Error Reason/status`**

| Error Code | Description         |
| ---------- | ------------------- |
| 10         | Request not allowed |
| 8          | Missing params      |
| 15         | Invalid params      |
| 40         | Not found           |
| 50         | Bad request         |
| 60         | Not enough balance  |
| 75         | API not found       |
| 99         | Internal error      |
| 101        | Service unavailable |
| 105        | Duplicate entry     |
| 125        | Ambiguous lookup    |


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