Metamask: Issue with Metamask’s eth_requestAccounts giving an array containing a single account

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Metamask issue: eth_requestAccounts' returns an array containing a single account

As a Metamask user, you are probably familiar with theeth_requestAccounts’ method, which allows users to select the accounts they want to allow access to in the MetaMask interface. However, sometimes this method returns an array containing a single account instead of multiple accounts.

What happens?

This issue can be caused by several reasons, including:

  • Multiple requests: If you make multiple requests with the eth_requestAccounts attribute in quick succession, it is possible that the API is confused and returns only a single account.
  • Account selection limitations: The eth_requestAccounts method may not support selecting multiple accounts at the same time, which can result in an array containing a single account.

Troubleshooting Steps

To resolve this issue, follow these steps:

  • Check MetaMask API documentation: Make sure you are using the correct eth_requestAccounts' endpoints and parameters for your use case.
  • Check account selection limits

    : Check your MetaMask settings to ensure that you can select multiple accounts at once.

Code example

Here is an updated example of validating account selection limits:

const ethereum = window['ethereum'];

const requestPermissions = ethereum.request({

method: 'eth_requestAccounts',

parameters: [

{

account: '0x...', // Replace with an account of your choice

allowNonstandardSigners: true,

includePrivateKeys: false, // Optional, set to true if you need to use private keys

includeExcludedAccounts: true, // Optional, set to true if you want to select accounts to exclude from the current account

}

]

});

if (requestPermissions.length > 1) {

console.log('Multiple accounts selected:', requestPermissions[0].account);

} else {

console.log('Only one account selected:', requestPermissions[0].account);

}

Conclusion

If you are still having issues with eth_requestAccounts’ returning an array containing a single account, try checking your MetaMask settings and API documentation. By following these instructions, you should be able to resolve this issue and select multiple accounts using the eth_requestAccounts method.

Let me know if you have any additional questions or concerns!

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