Quote from: ryzaadit on April 28, 2021, 02:55:12 PM

Quote from: Indiladhar on April 28, 2021, 02:44:12 PM

So I have a trust wallet with several altcoins. I created an account on binance and bought some BNB, transferred to trust wallet and was trying to get some small altcoins but realized they’re on the Eth network so I tried to switch binance for Eth. It ended up giving me “eth bep2”. Now I’m unable to trade that for anything or even locate it when I try to switch currencies. Obviously I’m not seeing what’s going on and what I should be doing to fix it so if anyone could help a noob out I would appreciate it. The coins I was trying to buy were LTO, VISR & XTK. However, if the eth bep2 is now only able to trade with binance smart chain coins, I might change what I purchase- assuming coins on the binance smart chain are compatible on trust wallet.

Thanks in advance for any help or advice given to noob!

So, you are making a mistake send to BSC Chain when you want to send it to ETH Chain?

Trust Wallets has the same system wallet as "Binance" they are support the same address both of the chain "ETH & BSC" so you got the same address for this chain, Try to add "Smart Chain" on Trust Wallet. Your fund should on there, I using Trust Wallet and activated both of chain ETH & BSC and I got the same address for this chain no matter ETH or BSC.

yes you're right, try this method and it should work. the trust wallet mechanism with Binance is the same, they use one address for two different chains. so it doesn't matter which chain you ship to, because it will still go to your wallet.