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# Wallet Fracked

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The “Wallet Fracked” error message can appear for users with a considerable amount of token/NFTs in their wallet.

This is due to the smart contract (CPU/mem limits) being confronted with the UTXO output bundle size.

*<mark style="color:red;">Whenever interacting with defi is always recommended to have a wallet with as few assets as possible.</mark>*

When confronted with this error you can try a couple of different methods to fix the issue.

**Firstly,** send all the assets needed for the transaction (along with 10ADA) to yourself, this will create a brand new UTXO that may fix the problem

*If this does not help your wallet might be exceptionally fracked.*

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In this case you can use a tool like [**https://unfrack.it/**](https://unfrack.it/) to help recover your wallet to a healthier state<br>

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*<mark style="color:red;">For long term wallet use, you can turn on the “Token Fragmentation” feature in the settings to help keep your UTXO management in a better place</mark>*

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*<mark style="color:red;">Some wallets (such as ETERNL) have a feature to keep your UTXOs managed correctly, this can help avoid fracked wallet issues</mark>*