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# Why can't I get my funds back when the transfer was failed?

When the transfer was failed on TokenPocket wallet, it is usually caused by the following three reasons: 

1. Out of gas
2. Bad instruction 
3. Reverted 

If a transfer fails, TokenPocket will not deduct your assets, and you can check your assets on the \[Assets] page.

 It should be noted that **the** **miner fee generated by this transfer will not be refunded.** It is not that TokenPocket "stolen" your miner fee, but because this transaction has been packaged by the miner, which means that the miner fee has been collected by the miner.


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