Topic: I sent 200 USDT to a USDC address. Is it possible to recover funds? - page 2. (Read 782 times)
June 16, 2020, 07:59:06 PM
By seeing all, it seems that you make this transaction from Binance exchange to your software wallet. You didn't make this transaction to your Ethereum wallet. After check everything I don't think you can get back your money. Even Binance exchange can't help you there. Next time check twice before make any transaction. Sorry for your lost.
June 16, 2020, 07:58:10 PM
Have you contacted customer support? Wait, are you using the USDC wallet of an exchange right? if it is true, it is better for you to directly contact their customer support. They will probably help ou guide the ways you should do. In this case, Some exchanges will likely not be responsible for negligence made by the user. This includes the recipient wallet address fault. However, we don't know if we don't try it, right? At least you have tried to return your funds.
And this can be a learning for us all. cases like this are very common. So, will we repeat the same thing again?
And this can be a learning for us all. cases like this are very common. So, will we repeat the same thing again?
June 16, 2020, 06:55:18 PM
I sent 200 USDT to a USDC address. Is it possible to recover funds?
I guess if that was exchange site's address and you can recover your funds as the deposit address between USDT and USDC should be the same. You must ask the contact support about that and I think it can be recovered. June 16, 2020, 05:21:55 PM
Some exchanges will never help to recover wrongly deposited fund, hence they give a stern warning about this. Some exchanges will never add a deposit to multiple recharges when one fails to meet with the minimum deposit. I feel this should change.
June 16, 2020, 01:59:46 PM
I sent 200 USDT to a USDC address. Is it possible to recover funds?
this kind of mistake sometimes happens to everyone accidentally. However, actually, this can be avoided by more carefulness. it is always told that we must double-check the wallet address that we aim to refer to. We must check them and ensure every detail is true. however, whatever the condition, it has happened and you must be ready for any kind of possibility. Some may not have tolerant if we send the token to the wrong address. however, you must still try to get it back.
1. You must contact the customer support of the exchange 9it may be difficult but this is the only thing to do).
2. Follow every detail that they told you. If it cannot be accepted, just be ready for the possibilities.
June 16, 2020, 01:45:10 PM
I sent 200 USDT to a USDC address. Is it possible to recover funds?
I hope something good happens.
But I think if you send USDT to the USDC address, your coins will be lost. Cannot be recovered even though USDT and USDC are using the same blockchain. Except USDT that you send to the Wallet platform is not an exchange platform.
June 16, 2020, 11:29:49 AM
If the 200 usdt is sent to USDC address on p2pb2b exchange then you are in trouble, they have already warned people to only send tokens to the appropriate wallet address, depositing a different token won't reflect and that's good bye to your 200 USDT
almost every wallet or services has a warning like that ,so its steer clear that transactions are ireverisible anymore . 200 usdt is like 200 usd too so quite a big amount for me already but i dont know bout him maybe this amount is not that huge to him because he was careless enough to process a wrong transaction . next time he should know what to do before sending a coins because we dont know maybe he wont be lucky next time and sent a really huge amount on a wrong address again .
Usually this case also often happens to new traders who still don't have much experience and are still not too clear about the differences in cryptocurrency assets.
June 16, 2020, 11:28:40 AM
Well Binance claims the recepient still can find and use the funds but dont want to tell me, because they'd rather keep the funds without giving the product/service they are selling.
Well if it's Binance, then there's no problem here at all.
Firstly, USDC and USDT are ERC-20 and Binance wallet for ERC-20 compatible wallet are always the same including that of ETH.
Secondly, you should scan both wallet on etherscan.io to confirm if it's same funds that's there. Also check deposit history.
You shouldn't panic and you should talk to a customer service.
June 16, 2020, 11:19:51 AM
If the 200 usdt is sent to USDC address on p2pb2b exchange then you are in trouble, they have already warned people to only send tokens to the appropriate wallet address, depositing a different token won't reflect and that's good bye to your 200 USDT
almost every wallet or services has a warning like that ,so its steer clear that transactions are ireverisible anymore . 200 usdt is like 200 usd too so quite a big amount for me already but i dont know bout him maybe this amount is not that huge to him because he was careless enough to process a wrong transaction . next time he should know what to do before sending a coins because we dont know maybe he wont be lucky next time and sent a really huge amount on a wrong address again .
Charge to experienced, Learning from the hard way, this kind of mistake will always be remembered. Exchange always have memo like this for users / traders to be extra careful sending funds to any crypto wallets.
Irreversible transactions really pain in the ass, he can try asking for the support from the exchange whether to chat the team or send an email to
ask for some assistance.
June 16, 2020, 11:00:46 AM
Well Binance claims the recepient still can find and use the funds but dont want to tell me, because they'd rather keep the funds without giving the product/service they are selling.
You are in a hard situation mate, sending a request to binance to send you the information of the recipient will be hard since this is confidential. And you might not get it back since there is a reminder that you must send only USDC to USDC address or USDT to USDT address. This is the transaction: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xbff7be574d332daabe178ba43a8954074c2dc5ae0114bbbc4c437fb795768625
Does this page confirm that they received the transaction?
Yes, it was confirmed already as it already shows "success" in the link. Does this page confirm that they received the transaction?
June 16, 2020, 10:58:22 AM
If the 200 usdt is sent to USDC address on p2pb2b exchange then you are in trouble, they have already warned people to only send tokens to the appropriate wallet address, depositing a different token won't reflect and that's good bye to your 200 USDT
June 16, 2020, 10:58:08 AM
Well Binance claims the recepient still can find and use the funds but dont want to tell me, because they'd rather keep the funds without giving the product/service they are selling.
The address you sent usdt to belongs to Binance and they can easily recover and refund you on your USDC address, however every exchanges have their own rules and you are strictly said that this address must be used for only depositing USDC coin, right? To refund you, they have to go through a huge lengthy process and I dount Binance would do that. Try contacting their support and update us here. The chance is too low though. 
June 16, 2020, 10:33:38 AM
I sent 200 USDT to a USDC address. Is it possible to recover funds?
Hmm, its a tough spot to be in as any crypto transactions by default are difficult to reverse. However, in a situation where you performed it on a platform then there might be some little hope left. Try contacting whom ever you think might be able to help, the sooner you do it the better.Good Luck!
June 16, 2020, 10:30:13 AM
Well Binance claims the recepient still can find and use the funds but dont want to tell me, because they'd rather keep the funds without giving the product/service they are selling.
If the transfer you did is going out of Binance then you must contact the recipient. They have already gave you an instruction that it should be " justanotherpanel.com" that must retrieve or solve that transaction.If the transfer you made is going in on Binance, they'll resolve this quickly I believe but since it's no longer in their exchange. You have to contact that website which is the recipient as you have mentioned.
Indeed, I think this transaction is out of Binance capability since it was going out of the exchange( my guess considering Binance reply). @OP, you have not clarified if you are transferring from your wallet to Binance or from Binance to outside the exchange wallet. If the USDT is going out of Binance, there is nothing they can do.
June 16, 2020, 10:25:46 AM
You will easily recover your fund if the exchange have good customer service, binance, kucoin, Okex etc are all good exchange but we have few bad exchanges that don't care
June 16, 2020, 10:20:32 AM
Well Binance claims the recepient still can find and use the funds but dont want to tell me, because they'd rather keep the funds without giving the product/service they are selling.
If the transfer you did is going out of Binance then you must contact the recipient. They have already gave you an instruction that it should be " justanotherpanel.com" that must retrieve or solve that transaction.If the transfer you made is going in on Binance, they'll resolve this quickly I believe but since it's no longer in their exchange. You have to contact that website which is the recipient as you have mentioned.
June 16, 2020, 09:49:52 AM
My exchange is Binance, and they claim the recepient: justanotherpanel.com must still be able to find and receive the transaction, even when I sent from USDT to USDC address. Binance says they are lieing they didnt receive the funds.
It should be there in your transaction history, it sounds weird though that they are denying that. Unfortunately, that is not reversible or unreversible unless if the recipient will voluntarily return your lost USDT that accidentally placed on the wrong address.
This is easy money from an error transaction of the exchange, there are some services that will recover for free, but sad to say others won’t.
Now, the only thing that could help you is to contact the support team of Binance exchange. Or trace your error transaction.
This is the transaction: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xbff7be574d332daabe178ba43a8954074c2dc5ae0114bbbc4c437fb795768625
Does this page confirm that they received the transaction?
Yes it does.
June 16, 2020, 09:47:33 AM
I sent 200 USDT to a USDC address. Is it possible to recover funds?
I think if Wallet Exchange cannot be recovered. USDT and USDC are actually the same platform, the ERC20 version. But USDT also has an OMNI version. If the same platform can receive all coins, not only USDT and USDC. And can make a withdrawal. The problem is that Wallet Exchange is different, it does not accept the option to withdraw coins other than those specified.
For example, the exchange wallet uses Coinpayment.net as a place to store all coins, for each erc20 version of the coin it will be the same, only withdrawals can be made through the Coinpayment account belonging to the exchange.
I think you can ask the owner of the platform that you used to receive usdc coins.
And you can check whether the platform supports USDC. And check whether the wallet is the same, if it's the same then you will receive USDC even if you send it to USDT.
June 16, 2020, 09:42:29 AM
My exchange is Binance, and they claim the recepient: justanotherpanel.com must still be able to find and receive the transaction, even when I sent from USDT to USDC address. Binance says they are lieing they didnt receive the funds.
It should be there in your transaction history, it sounds weird though that they are denying that. Unfortunately, that is not reversible or unreversible unless if the recipient will voluntarily return your lost USDT that accidentally placed on the wrong address.
This is easy money from an error transaction of the exchange, there are some services that will recover for free, but sad to say others won’t.
Now, the only thing that could help you is to contact the support team of Binance exchange. Or trace your error transaction.
This is the transaction: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xbff7be574d332daabe178ba43a8954074c2dc5ae0114bbbc4c437fb795768625
Does this page confirm that they received the transaction?
June 16, 2020, 09:41:50 AM
in some exchanges if it's both erc20 the address is always same and if this happens it should stay safe for example like biki, but if each coin has a different address 100% USDT you must be lost but just try asking the cs but I think the chances are small.
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