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What to do if you sent crypto to the wrong network

Tokens sent on a different network from the one the receiver uses can often be located. Here's what to check first.

Check where the funds went

Look up your transaction ID on the network you actually sent on. If it shows as confirmed, the funds left your wallet and arrived at that address on that network.

If you sent to your own address on another network, you can often see the funds by adding that network in your wallet.

If you sent to an exchange

Some exchanges can credit deposits made on an unsupported network. Contact the exchange with the transaction ID — only they control their addresses.

Get help from BTOKEN

Open a case with the topic “Missing or stuck transaction”, choose the network you sent on and paste the transaction ID. We'll trace it and tell you what's possible.

BTOKEN Support will never ask for your recovery phrase, private key or password. Anyone who does is a scammer. Only share public wallet addresses and transaction IDs.

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