Sounds impossible. Your friend wouldn't have been able to send anything to a wrong address format. The only way he could send to a wrong address was if the address does actually exist. In this case, it does not. No crypto address exists just by adding 1 character at the end. So, tell your "friend" he has probably lied to you. If he told the truth, he could send you a transaction ID that you can verify by looking it up on the blockchain. I bet he can't. Beauty of the blockchain isn't it?
Don't want to bear bad news, but sounds like you got tricked.
Topic: Wrong USDT address (Read 91 times)
My friend sent usdt to my exchange wallet but wrong address
It should be
1KA2mQrpGmBQ3D7VCxJgZrkMHfv8sSqjr9
But he sent to
1KA2mQrpGmBQ3D7VCxJgZrkMHfv8sSqjr9I
So I didn’t get it
Is it possible get back my usdt?
It should be
1KA2mQrpGmBQ3D7VCxJgZrkMHfv8sSqjr9
But he sent to
1KA2mQrpGmBQ3D7VCxJgZrkMHfv8sSqjr9I
So I didn’t get it
Is it possible get back my usdt?
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