Quote from: n19011 on January 13, 2021, 03:11:32 PM

The problem is, i tryed to do as o_e_l_e_o says, but after i did excaktly this, there is 0 BCH in the cash account ?

Is your Electrum wallet multisig, 2fa or any type other than standard Legacy and SegWit?

Quote from: n19011 on Today at 04:25:04 AM

I asked Coinmama to transfer to Legacy address format and it started with 33TQ, why ? - it was not cash address format, like it should have been right ?

If it's 2fa, you may have to do some slightly complicated steps to restore it to Electron Cash.

Follow these exact steps:

In your Electrum wallet, use "File->New/Restore" and a new wallet window will open.
Enter a wallet name and click next, select the options "Wallet with two-factor authentication->->I already have a seed->", then paste your 12-word seed phrase.
After clicking "Next", select disable and don't set a password so it can be opened with a text editor and finish the wallet creation.
Now, go to Electrum's data directory (location) open wallets folder.
Find the newly created wallet with disabled 2fa and open it with a text editor.
In that text file, find (Ctrl+F): "x1/", there should be a "xprv" under it, copy it to a temporary text file or paper.
Under that there should be an "x2/" and "x3/", copy the "xprv" of x2 and "xpub" of x3 (x3's xprv is null) and paste to the same file as above.
Now you've got the keys that you need to restore it Electron.

In your ElectronCash wallet, use File->New/Restore.
After typing a wallet name and next, select the options "Multi-signature wallet"->Slide the sliders into "From 3 cosigners" - "Require 2 signatures", next.
Select "Use public or private keys", next, paste the xprv of "x1", next will display its xpub.
Next of that is "cosigner 2", paste xprv of "x2" and lastly in "cosigner 3" paste the xpub of "x3".
Set a password and the wallet should generate the same multisig wallet with BCH address format, use the "Address Converter" to check if your "legacy address" match to Electrum.

There could be a simpler method but this is what worked in my tests.