PancakeSwap is a decentralized exchange that operates similarly to Ethereum. It allows cryptocurrency exchanges to be made without the hassle of having to use an intermediary, such as an online exchange, to facilitate the transfer. The goal of the platform is to make trading more efficient while protecting traders against scammers.
Unfortunately, you may have trouble finding a provider when using PancakeSwap. Let’s find out why this problem occurs and what you can do about it.
What does “No supplier found” mean in PancakeSwap?
If you see the “No provider found” error on PancakeSwap, this means that the platform has experienced a problem connecting to your Trust Wallet. Trust Wallet is a platform that encrypts your cryptocurrency wallet keys, thus making your crypto transactions more secure.
This failure to connect usually occurs when you try to use PancakeSwap in any browser other than the DApp browser provided by Trust Wallet. You will receive this error because Trust Wallet is not supported in standard browsers, such as Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome. These browsers tend not to support decentralized applications, such as PancakeSwap and Trust Wallet.
Alternatively, the problem may be that you simply have not enabled the DApps browser in Trust Wallet.
Either way, this error means that you will not be able to make any cryptocurrency transactions until you fix the connection.
How to Fix “No Vendor Found” Error in PancakeSwap
There are two possible solutions to this error, one of which may allow you to continue using your regular browser when using the PancakeSwap platform. The fixes are as follows:
Use DApps to connect to PancakeSwap
Using DApps requires you to download Trust Wallet, set up an account, and enable the browser. These are the steps:
- Go to Google Play or from Apple App Store and download Trust Wallet.
- Install and open Trust Wallet and use it to create a new cryptocurrency wallet.
- Check your recovery phase and wait. Upon verification, your new wallet will be created.
With Trust Wallet installed on your mobile device, you can now focus on enabling and installing the DApps Browser:
- Open your standard web browser, such as Chrome or Safari, on your mobile device.
- Enter the following in the browser search bar: “trust://browser_enable“
- Tap on the Open and the page should open in Trust Wallet.
- With the page open in Trust Wallet, your DApps browser should now be ready to use on the platform.
Now that you have enabled DApps, it’s time to connect Trust Wallet to PancakeSwap using the new browser:
- Open Trust Wallet and locate the DApp Browser icon at the bottom of the screen. They should look like four small squares grouped into one larger square.
- Tap the icon to open the DApps browser.
- Scroll down the browser to locate the Popular header. You should see the PancakeSwap app under this heading, tap on it.
- PancakeSwap will open within the DApps browser.
- Play the Connect button at the top of PancakeSwap. Please note that you will only see this button if you have not connected your Trust Wallet to PancakeSwap.
- A pop-up box should appear containing several options; scroll through them to locate the TrustWallet option and tap it.
With that, you have connected TrustWallet to PancakeSwap using the DApps browser. You should find that the “No provider found” error has disappeared and you can now exchange tokens using the PancakeApp exchange.
Use PancakeSwap as your browser
If you don’t want to use DApps as a browser, you may be able to fix the “No Provider Found” issue by using PancakeSwap as a browser. You will still need to download and activate Trust Wallet before following these steps:
- Open the mobile browser you normally use.
- Go to PancakeSwap Website and touch the Connect button. It should be at the top right of the page.
- Within Connect to a wallet pop-up box, scroll through the list of wallets to find the WalletConnect option and tap it.
- He WalletConnect A window will appear with another list of wallets you can connect to.
- Scroll through this list to find the Trust option and tap it.
- A pop-up window will appear asking you to open the web page using Trust Wallet. Tap on the Open button to do so.
- you should see another one Connect on the Trust Wallet page. If it doesn’t, force the platform to close and then reopen it.
- Tap on the Connect button.
Following these steps will connect your Trust Wallet to PancakeSwap. To confirm this worked, open PancakeSwap and check the top right corner. You will see your Trust Wallet address. Try to make a transaction and you will see that the “No supplier found” error has disappeared.
It’s all about the browser
Trying to trade through PancakeSwap using a regular web browser will not work. Unfortunately, most standard browsers do not support decentralized locations, resulting in the “No provider found” error. Fortunately, you can solve this problem by using the DApps browser or by converting PancakeSwap into a browser.
