I am getting arror from terminal that says : “built-in functions not subscriptable”. If I’m passing in these arguments in the data field, must they all come in order or order not matter? data = { “sender”: my_address, “receiver”: receiver, “fee”: params.get(‘minFee’), “flat_fee”: True, “amt…

Can you send us the code and the full error message? The order does not matter in a dict such as data.

I’ve been working around it. But here is another error I’m getting when I had to specify each parameter in the data field. [15906737866836005091545758357492] I test for the length of the addresses and it’s 58, so I’m confused. [15906739438718080780044180309537]

Not sure if this is the issue, but the line: receiver=params.get(receiver) looks funny. If params is a dict of suggested parameters returned by the API, then there is no receiver field. Did you mean to just use receiver?

Can you try to remove receiver = params.get(receiver) and print receiver to be sure it’s a valid address. Note: You can copy-paste code in Forum, you just need to put them between three backquotes like ```python my python code ``` or ``` my result of python ``` It is often more convenient …

Yes I. Did. Perhaps I should not have right?

OK great noted. But I had explicitly specify the receiver since I want to send token from one account to another and to another account.

I’ve removed it but getting same error as WrongKeyLengthError: Key length must be 58

Can you print sender and receiver just before the line trxn = transaction... and check those are valid addresses? You can do that by copy-pasting them in an Algorand explorer such as https://goalseeker.purestake.io/algorand/testnet

I tried it. They’re valid addresses as shown in Image. [1590681526857884990711612426231] But if I used the full word receiver, I get this error… [15906817958028895368466002773291]

This is a different error, we’re progressing. Can you copy-paste the full code and the full reported error as a response of this post, inside a code block (i.e., between ``` and ``` in your post)?

Error from the data field

ddev May 28, 2020, 1:55pm 3

I’ve been working around it. But here is another error I’m getting when I had to specify each parameter in the data field.

I test for the length of the addresses and it’s 58, so I’m confused.

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Error from the data field

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