Sent BCH to BTC wallet... help!!!

[Joespilsbo100]

Bought some BCH from Bitcoin.com (simplex) and sent it to my BTC wallet adroid account.. the coins arent showing up and i have lost them.. emailed the software developer with yet no reply.. can someone tell me if theres a way to recover the coins please..

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[OmegaStarScream]

If whatever android wallet you're using allow exporting the private keys, you could do that and import them into a BCH wallet.

[hugeblack]

Bought some BTH from Bitcoin.com (simplex) and sent it to my BTC wallet android account.. the coins aren't showing up, and I have lost them.. emailed the software developer with yet no reply.. can someone tell me if there's a way to recover the coins, please..

You said a wallet, if that's true, you have the private key "or seeds" of that wallet? Right?
These currencies will not appear in your wallet but copy and paste your address "receiving address" at any bytether block explorer.
Since it's a fork of Bitcoin, I think importing the Pvt key  will solve your problem.

[hoangthipro244]

This is a problem many people encounter, I lost 2k $ when sending USDT to btc wallet. Everyone be careful

[Joespilsbo100]

I cant see anywhere on the app where it lets me see private keys.. only the bitcoin address.. and a recieve coins address.. so confused right now!

[OmegaStarScream]

I cant see anywhere on the app where it lets me see private keys.. only the bitcoin address.. and a recieve coins address.. so confused right now!

Tell us the wallet and we'll guide you. It's possible that the wallet doesn't support that and you'll have to use the 12 words (If any) to get them.

[DooMAD]

I cant see anywhere on the app where it lets me see private keys.. only the bitcoin address.. and a recieve coins address.. so confused right now!

Apparently, Bitcoin Wallet for Android isn't the simplest wallet to access the keys directly.  There is a guide for how to export your private key, but sadly, it sounds like a rather convoluted process, so we'll leave that to one side as a last resort for now.  Ideally, there's an easier way.

Hopefully you still have your seed words, since that's the far easier solution.  Don't disclose your seed words to anyone, since they give access to your funds.  Also, make sure you don't inadvertently download any malware when you try to download the equivalent BCH version of the Android wallet.  Find a legitimate wallet, not a malicious copy designed to steal funds.  Unfortunately, it's all too easy to get this part wrong, since unscrupulous people have taken advantage of this rather common mix-up and have created fake wallets.  I don't really use BCH or the android wallet for either coin, but hopefully someone reputable can point you in the right direction for a safe download link.  Once you have the right wallet, use your seed words and you should find your coins.

Try not to panic, since that's when mistakes are more easily made.  Take it slowly and calmly.

[fillippone]

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My two cents,
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[Shopping Coin Official]

Be careful when you send any crypto to a wallet . You must check twice thats address was right or wrong . I haven't any Idea that's how recover lost coins and is it possible !

[Joespilsbo100]

I dont have any seed words or cant even remember seeing them.. im a newbie to this.. its bascially clear that im f*cked lol.. gutted...

[DooMAD]

I dont have any seed words or cant even remember seeing them.. im a newbie to this.. its bascially clear that im f*cked lol.. gutted...

Not necessarily.  If you have a slightly geeky friend who you would trust not to run off with your money, you could get them to follow the "rather convoluted" steps I posted earlier.  

Alternatively, if you can find a backup file of your BTC android wallet (the one where you sent the BCH coins to), there's a slightly less complicated option, although admittedly still more technical than you would normally expect to be dealing with as a newbie.

You know exactly where the funds are, so you haven't "lost" them, as such.  It's just that you can't move them without a key or seed phrase to import into a BCH wallet.  If it's an amount you wouldn't feel comfortable losing, don't give up yet.

Keep us posted on what you find, and we'll tell you if you're heading in the right direction or not.

[makatia]

That's a problem that people need to avoid, so many people have encountered this problem, I advise you to be careful with your transactions.

[btctalk123]

No bro,  I think this is it you have lost your coins, sorry for you. Anyway every exchange is warning us every time that we need to send on particular wallet only particular coins that are passing and that was it.

[hdtqisg]

Bought some BTH from Bitcoin.com (simplex) and sent it to my BTC wallet adroid account.. the coins arent showing up and i have lost them.. emailed the software developer with yet no reply.. can someone tell me if theres a way to recover the coins please..

I think, you have no way of recovery! With bitcoin and altcoin! When sending and receiving need to carefully check the wallet address! All confusion leads to the loss of Crypto!

[DooMAD]

No bro,  I think this is it you have lost your coins, sorry for you.

I think, you have no way of recovery! With bitcoin and altcoin!

Try actually reading the replies first before you go spamming the thread with largely worthless posts that give completely the wrong impression.  We've identified some potential solutions.  There is still a small chance these coins can be recovered, albeit with a bit of effort involved.  It's not like the coins have been sent to an address the OP doesn't control, since that would be game over.  But since OP owns the address the coins are in, they might still be recoverable.

[Joespilsbo100]

Im going to try the method using windows maybe tomorrow evening or on my next day off.. not sure what programs i need to download though. Im not a newbie newbie i am quite computer literate just not good with this bitcoin crap lol )

[Accertarsi]

It is a big issue. I will suggest you that if your android wallet which you are using allow to export the private keys. Then you just can do export and import them into BCH wallet.

[Thirdspace]

Bought some BTH from Bitcoin.com (simplex) and sent it to my BTC wallet adroid account..

first, it's BCH not BTH, unless you were talking about BitEther token
second, read carefully replies that leads to solving your problem
third, respond and answer questions which related to your situation... ignore other comments

so, what is your btc android wallet (apps) name? or its website
this question has been asked many times but you failed to answer it
a simple answer to this question will help us give you the proper instruction to recover your BCH

[Joespilsbo100]

Bought some BTH from Bitcoin.com (simplex) and sent it to my BTC wallet adroid account..

first, it's BCH not BTH.
second, read carefully replies that leads to solving your problem
third, respond and answer questions which related to your situation... ignore other comments

so, what is your btc android wallet (apps) name? or its website
this question has been asked many times but you failed to answer it
a simple answer to this question will help us give you the proper instruction to recover your BCH

The app is named Bitcoin Wallet

https://image.ibb.co/gbMx4o/20180628_204205.png

No there isnt a website only a email address which they are not responding to.

[cryptocanley]

If you want to import BHT into a BTC wallet then you need to allow exportation of the private keys. By exporting your private key you could import them into BTC wallet.