Hi guys, I am having difficulties figuring out what… and if there a solution is!?
I have per accident send my ETH from Metamask directly to the well known:
Contract 0x1A2a1c938CE3eC39b6D47113c7955bAa9DD454F2 (Axie Infinitie: Ronin Bridge)
When I search my transaction (in Etherscan):
the Method is still on “Transfer” and
on OUT to the Contract address (mentionde above).
In some comments (in the support groups) I see that is impossible to get your ETH back and in other comments I see a lot off “Thank you” messages. I am confused butt still hopefull!
I see in some comments that members thank other members (who helped out) and for me…
It seems like they have managed to solve this issue!?
Did you send your ETH from MetaMask directly to the contract address, or did you use the Bridge app? If you sent it directly, then unfortunately you cannot receive your funds back because tokens cannot be transferred directly from network to network.
Here is some more information on our Knowledge Base:
I did use the bridge though, followed everything exactly as suggested, but once I approved the transfer, this is what I am left with… Can someone please guide me to how I can retrieve this?
See this is where I am confused. I put in the ronin address (including the “ronin:” before the address) and then went to transfer. I manually adjusted the gas down to the minimum, and then placed the order and upon completion got the previous hash.
I am not sure what went wrong or where, but I definitely didn’t send to the contract directly. I was sending it to my Ronin address.
Is there anyway we can see the history or what went wrong?
I did not get a confirmation screen on the bridge. When I submitted the order on MetaMask the window closed out and nothing happened on the bridge. I then had to open MetaMask again to see that the funds were gone and saw the transaction history.
It is ronin:50b3b8f1d3eb262dc3fd1efadf399568b8b3a9cd
I just talked with Ronin support and they gave me a suggestion as to what happened.
When you transfer money via MetaMask, it allows you to save the address it is being sent to and sometimes that address may not save correctly. I did this when I did the transfer, so there is a chance it stripped the “ronin:” and replaced it with the 0x.
This would make the most sense as I know that I input the correct address in the bridge.