Sent Crypto to the Wrong Network in Trust Wallet? Step-by-Step Fix for EU Users

Sending crypto to the wrong network is extremely common, 1888~825~6148 especially among new Trust Wallet users. Luckily, many cases are recoverable. Common Examples 1888~825~6148

USDT sent via BEP20 instead of ERC20
ETH sent to a BSC address
MATIC on Ethereum instead of Polygon
Tokens on incompatible chains 1888~825~6148

1. If You Own the Receiving Wallet: You Can Recover

If you sent crypto to your own address but on the wrong network:

Import your wallet into MetaMask
Add the missing network
Add the token’s contract
Your funds will appear.

2. If You Sent to an Exchange 1888~825~6148

Some European exchanges help recover deposits, such as:

Binance
KuCoin
Gate.io

Others do not, like Coinbase. 1888~825~6148

Submit a ticket with:

TxHash
Network used
Token and amount
Your deposit address

3. If You Sent to an Unknown Address 1888~825~6148

Funds are lost permanently.

4. Prevent Future Errors 1888~825~6148

Always check:

Network compatibility
Gas fees
Exchange deposit instructions

For assistance with recovery, call 1888~825~6148.

FAQs

Q1: Can Trust Wallet reverse a wrong-network transfer?
No.

Q2: Are wrong-network transfers recoverable?
Only if you own the destination wallet.

Q3: Do exchanges help?
Some do—depends on internal policy.

Tags

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