Title: Accidently sent .50 BTC from one online exchange to another online exchange BCC Post by: bito21394 on January 05, 2018, 12:15:13 AM Accidently sent .50 BTC from one online exchange to another online exchange BCC.
i already contacted both exchanges . I own both accounts. I need someone to please help me i been searching the internet for couple of hours, from what i understand there is away to some how import to new wallet by using private keys if someone can clear the air for me i would really appreciate it, i feel confused and scared that i may lose my coins. i started trading coins 1 year ago and thats all i have :( Title: Re: Accidently sent .50 BTC from one online exchange to another online exchange BCC Post by: pawanjain on January 05, 2018, 01:38:51 AM You should be asking this question in Bitcoin discussion and not in the development board.
There is no way you can stop the transaction from being processed. Fortunately both the addresses are linked to your account and you must be happy for that. The option you mentioned about importing the private keys is possible but not in your case since we are talking about exchanges here. We don't own any private keys when we store our coins on exchanges. So importing the private keys is not possible since you dont hold any private key. Try contacting the exchange itseld and tell them to stop ghe transfer but I really don't think that would help either since they would have already made the transactions by now. Just wait until the transaction is complete and send them back to wherever you want to. Title: Re: Accidently sent .50 BTC from one online exchange to another online exchange BCC Post by: HCP on January 05, 2018, 03:03:09 AM The ONLY people that can help you, are the people who have the private key for the address you sent the coins TO. In this case, that would be the exchange that you sent the coins TO.
So, your ONLY option is to contact this exchange via their support contacts, and then wait... seems a fairly common theme that ALL exchanges have really shit and slow support, expect to be waiting days for an answer. NOTE: The exchange you sent the coins FROM has no control over those coins after the transaction was broadcast and confirmed. They cannot help you with anything. Title: Re: Accidently sent .50 BTC from one online exchange to another online exchange BCC Post by: bito21394 on January 05, 2018, 12:54:11 PM The ONLY people that can help you, are the people who have the private key for the address you sent the coins TO. In this case, that would be the exchange that you sent the coins TO. So, your ONLY option is to contact this exchange via their support contacts, and then wait... seems a fairly common theme that ALL exchanges have really shit and slow support, expect to be waiting days for an answer. NOTE: The exchange you sent the coins FROM has no control over those coins after the transaction was broadcast and confirmed. They cannot help you with anything. So i received a responce back from Bleutrade.com where I sent the BTC to BCH "Diogo Agra (Bleutrade) Jan 4, 23:10 -02 Dear user, coins deposited at different addresses can not be recovered, sorry for your loss." WTF! - i checked on the blockchain the transaction been confirmed, they have private keys, why dont they provide me with private keys!, i am thinking next to report them to FTC, what you guys think? Title: Re: Accidently sent .50 BTC from one online exchange to another online exchange BCC Post by: bito21394 on January 05, 2018, 01:02:19 PM You should be asking this question in Bitcoin discussion and not in the development board. There is no way you can stop the transaction from being processed. Fortunately both the addresses are linked to your account and you must be happy for that. The option you mentioned about importing the private keys is possible but not in your case since we are talking about exchanges here. We don't own any private keys when we store our coins on exchanges. So importing the private keys is not possible since you dont hold any private key. Try contacting the exchange itseld and tell them to stop ghe transfer but I really don't think that would help either since they would have already made the transactions by now. Just wait until the transaction is complete and send them back to wherever you want to. i sent from bittrex to bleutrade BTC TO BCC, as of now i dont see btc or bcc in my bleutrade . i also found this about bleutrade: https://coinforum.ca/discussion/2188/bleutrade-exchange it states the following: *.Our website traffic runs entirely over encrypted SSL (https). Wallets (and private keys) are stored using AES-256 encryption. Our backup is done in real time. A secondary backup is created every 60 seconds. Firewall so why dont they just give me the private keys? |