Quote from: bhkien on November 11, 2020, 09:27:35 PM

I bought some USDC and sent them to my Coinomi wallet, but they have never appear on the wallet. I have no way to use them, despite I can still see them on the Etherscan.

Hi, We're having a refresh problem with ETH, so new transactions aren't appearing at the moment. Once resolved, every transaction will appear automatically in the app and balances will update. Apologies for the inconvenience. If you must send your coins immediately, you can link your address to MyEtherWallet and make the transaction from there. Instructions can be found here: https://coinomi.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/29000016910-linking-to-myetherwallet-mew-

Quote from: bob123 on Today at 12:16:37 PM

Coinomi has quite a few problems. And one of them is the fact that the developers are pretty incompetent.

I hope you can fix your issue somehow. It might be just a connection error, can you confirm that you actually have an active connection and the up-to-date version?
After you gained access, you might want to user a proper open-source wallet, and not a wallet whose developer think its not a severe vulnerability to spell-check your mnemonic code with the use of google.

I'd definitely suggest you to not use coinomi after fixing your issue.

To elaborate on your reply above, we now have solid evidence that AW money being referred to was stolen by a group of hackers who were active before we even published the first version of the desktop software with the problematic code you mentioned. The detailed report can be found here: https://medium.com/@cipherblade/how-not-to-react-when-your-cryptocurrency-is-stolen-92f7c72616af. Further to that, and unlike what was written on media, nothing was transmitted in plain text and no user ever lost money by this bug or by using Coinomi since its inception back in 2014. We strongly advise you to double-check the facts behind a story before reproducing it because all we've ever done all these years was to support the crypto community and help spread the message around the globe and now we need your support. To contribute to your original reply, there are several "proper open-source wallets" that were hacked or had serious bugs that resulted in permanent loss of funds, something that never happened with Coinomi.