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Re: Accidentally sent USDT (Tether)from binance to blockchain.com BTC Address
by
ePesoInitiative
on 23/04/2019, 21:18:40 UTC
Hey i do not have enough time to explain the whole procedure right now but you might want read this
- https://github.com/OmniLayer/omniwallet/wiki/Recovering-funds-from-a-Segwit-Address
- https://jochen-hoenicke.de/crypto/omni/

If you get any challenges, you can reply here. If you succeed please let us know too.

hi,
thanks for answer.
I read ur given url , but there is needed private key which i dont have. I have only backup phrase.

is there any other way?

Your backup phrase is Hierarchical Deterministic, meaning it is a seed key for many hierarchical and sequential bitcoin addresses. And each bitcoin address has their private keys. Your problem maybe not knowing the correct derivation path for Omni Bitcoin addresses. I remember it's BIP44 or m/44'/0'/0'/0

Check it. Do the below again.


Yes. That's all you need.

1. Go to https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ (or download its source code and run locally for better security);
2. Write your recovery seed in the "BIP39 Mnemonic" field;
3. Scroll down a little bit and find your address in the list (the one you sent the USDT);
4. When you find it, copy its Private Key;
5. Now go to https://www.omniwallet.org/ and create an account;
6. Log in, go to My Wallet -> My Addresses;
7. Click on the "Add Address" button -> "Import Address with Private Key";
8. Paste your private key from step 4 -> "Add Address".
9. You should see your USDT balance and be able to send them somewhere else.