Hello there
I wanted to add bnb to my metamask wallet.
I copied my metamask wallet address.
I pasted it in the Binance withdrawal section.
I chose the Bep20 network.
later
TXID : 0x02745260cf560b874bfeef281cc0ca99b49b57bc6c087c886db5d7994831a9bc
when i check
0x500057bd7fd5c1bbc6f9a969f06e7157efd81b3c
But what is this address? I do not know. This is not my metamask address.
How can I detect this?
Sorry to hear this has happened, but it seems like the wrong address was inputted. Always double check the wallet address you are sending to is correct and sending a small test transaction is also suggested.
But what address is this?
I can’t find and copy.
So I’m new.
The instruction is clear.
Copy the metamask address.
Select the bnb on the exchange you want to withdraw.
Choose the right network.
I never copied this 0x5000 address.
I’m sure of that.
How can I check this 0x5000 address.
Definitely not a wallet address.
I can see the bnb I threw was standing right there. You see too.
Can you help please?
Is this address a contract or kontrat address?
It looks like it’s a wallet address, and not a contract address. Unfortunately, there is not much that can be done. All transaction on the blockchain are irreversible.
@Metamask, please investigate this issue. I have a similar issue and I am 100% sure that in a background proces, my BUSD are moved to an unknown wallet each time I swap my x coin to BUSD.
I can see the correct amount of BUSD after the swap but after some minutes, the BUSD wallet is empty and on BscScan i see a BEP-20 transaction which does not belong to me.
I need your experience to prove this. This is definetely a security issue.