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Bridges & Wrong-Network Mistakes

What Happens if You Send Crypto to the Wrong Network?

A realistic explanation of wrong-network transfers and why recovery depends on custody, chain compatibility, and platform support.

Network map

What this means

Wrong-network transfers may still exist on-chain, but recovery depends on who controls the destination address and whether the receiving platform supports that network.

Core ideas

What to understand first

  • The transaction may be confirmed on the chain actually used.
  • The receiving platform may not monitor that chain.
  • EVM-compatible addresses can make mistakes more confusing.
  • Recovery is not guaranteed.

User checklist

What to check before moving assets

  1. Find the transaction on the network actually used.
  2. Confirm the destination address.
  3. Check whether you or a platform controls that address.
  4. Contact official support if the address belongs to an exchange.

Risk note

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Recovery scammers often target wrong-network mistakes.
  • Do not send more funds to recover the first transfer.
  • Some wrong-network deposits are permanently unrecoverable.
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