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Bridges & Wrong-Network Mistakes

Can You Recover Funds Sent to the Wrong Network?

Understand when wrong-network recovery may be possible and when it is unlikely.

Network map

What this means

Wrong-network recovery depends on address control, exchange support, chain compatibility, and whether the asset is accessible on the network used.

Core ideas

What to understand first

  • If you control the destination private key, recovery may be possible on EVM chains.
  • If an exchange controls the address, only the exchange can help.
  • If the network is unsupported, recovery may be delayed or refused.
  • If sent to a contract address, recovery may be impossible.

User checklist

What to check before moving assets

  1. Identify the exact network used.
  2. Identify who controls the receiving address.
  3. Check platform recovery policy if an exchange is involved.
  4. Preserve the transaction hash and details.

Risk note

Common mistakes to avoid

  • No one can guarantee recovery for all wrong-network mistakes.
  • Fake recovery services are common.
  • Never share seed phrases or private keys.
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