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Hereβs a step-by-step guide to recover crypto sent to the wrong network on Coinbase and how to contact support:
Step 1: Confirm the Transaction Details
Check the blockchain explorer (e.g., Etherscan, Blockchain.com) using the transaction ID (TxID) to confirm the crypto was sent to an incompatible network (e.g., sending Bitcoin to an Ethereum address).
Step 2: Contact Coinbase Support:- +1 206 259 6848
In-App/Website Support:
Log in to your Coinbase account.
Go to Help > Contact Us > βWrong Networkβ or βSent to Wrong Addressβ.
Submit a support ticket with:
TxID, sender/receiver addresses.
Amount, date, and network used (e.g., ERC-20 vs. BEP-20).
Email: Email [email protected] with the same details.
Phone Support: Call +1 206 259 6848 (US) or your regional number. Explain the issue clearly.
Social Media: DM Coinbase Support on Twitter or Facebook +1 206 259 6848.
Step 3: Provide Necessary Information
Proof of Ownership: Verify you control the sending wallet.
Wallet Compatibility: Confirm if Coinbase supports recovering from that network (e.g., ERC-20 recoverable; BEP-20 may not be).
Step 4: Wait for Response
Coinbase will review your case. Recovery depends on:
Whether they control the private keys of the receiving address.
Technical feasibility (e.g., ETH sent to BTC address is often irretrievable).
Response time: 3β10 business days.
Step 5: Follow Up
If no response, reply to the support ticket or call again.
Be polite but persistent.
Step 6: Understand Limitations
No Guarantee: Recovery is rare unless Coinbase controls the keys.
Fees: If recovery is possible, fees may apply (e.g., $500+ for ETH/ERC-20).
Prevent Future Mistakes
Always double-check addresses and networks before sending.
Use Coinbase-native networks (e.g., ETH via ERC-20, BTC via Bitcoin network).
Note: Beware of scammers posing as βCoinbase supportβ offering to recover funds for a fee. Only use official channels.
For more details: Coinbase Support +12062596848.
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