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Wallet Display Issues
How to Fix the Wrong Network in a Crypto Wallet
A practical guide to recognizing and fixing wrong-network wallet issues.
Quick answer
What this usually means
A wrong-network issue happens when the wallet is looking at one chain while the asset, transaction, or application belongs to another chain.
Common causes
Why it happens
- The dApp requested a different chain than the wallet is currently using.
- The asset exists on BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Solana, or another chain.
- The user added a custom network with incorrect RPC settings.
- The wallet interface did not switch networks after a request.
Fix path
What to check first
- Check the chain name shown inside the wallet.
- Check the transaction or token on the correct explorer.
- Switch to the required network manually.
- If needed, add the official network configuration from a trusted source.
- Reload the dApp after the network switch.
Safety note
Do not make the problem worse
- Never add custom RPC settings from random comments or support messages.
- Wrong network does not always mean funds are lost.
- Do not bridge assets unless you understand the source and destination chains.