Dobrý den, mám dotaz k 1 výběru ETH z Binance na Trezor One. Výběr byl zadán, přišlo potvrzení do mailu “výběr úspěšný” v kterém byl i txid, ale do peneženky ETH na Trezoru nepřišlo. Ted zpětně po cca 48 hodinách zjištuji, kde je problem… …když zadám do blockchainu ETH txid, tak danou transakci nelze nalézt. Pro transfer jsem použil Binance smart chain.
Pomůže mi prosím pomoci když Vám ukážu detail transakce?
děkuji moc.
Hello, I have a question about 1 selection of ETH from Binance on Vault One. The selection was entered, a confirmation came to the e-mail “selection successful” in which there was also txid, but it did not come to the ETH wallet on the Vault. Now, after about 48 hours, I find out where the problem is … … when I enter ETH txid in the blockchain, the transaction cannot be deleted. I used Binance smart chain for transmission.
Will it help me if we show you the details of the transaction?
thank you very much
Ethereum is running on Ethereum network. This network can be used for ERC20 tokens and you can access them for example by using Trezor Suite, available from https://suite.trezor.io/ For exploring these transactions, Ethereum block explorer https://eth1.trezor.io/ is used.
BNB, on the other hand, is running on Binance Smart Chain. The network can be used for BEP20 tokens such as Binance-Peg Ethereum Token. For exploring transactions on the Binance Smart Chain, Binance Smart Chain block explorer https://bscscan.com/ is used.
To sum it up, Binance Smart Chain is different from Ethereum network. Although address format looks the same (addresses begin with ‘0x’), both networks are completely different.
Although, Binance Smart Chain is not officially supported by the Trezor device, it is still possible to use it with. Pair your Trezor device with the MetaMask application, as instructed Apps:MetaMask - Trezor Wiki, and proceed with the following custom settings:
to import Trezor’s public keys, connect the Trezor device, go to MetaMask, and pair it with Trezor
instead of Main Ethereum Network, select Custom RPC
Once you successfully add your custom token, you will get it listed in your MetaMask account. Then, if you want to keep your token where it is, that’s fine. However, you can send it wherever you want to. But, you would need to send some BNB to this account first, and use it as gas. Otherwise, you won’t be able to send your token anywhere. Just send some BNB the same way, to the same address, as you previously sent your token from Binance.
Thank you for your help. In the metamask I found all the incorrectly sent ETH. I sent a BNB to Metamask. Subsequently, I sent ETH to the Vault. Please, it’s already sent properly now - so that everything goes to the Vault? (Binance Transaction Hash (Txhash) Details | BscScan) … 25 min and it hasn’t happened yet.
Unfortunately, you didn’t send Ethereum to your wallet but Binance-Peg Ethereum Token again.
Binance’s users might easily get confused when choosing the (appropriate) network, being unaware of what they get when a different network is chosen.
It’s important to understand that different cryptocurrencies are running on different blockchains/networks.
Therefore, when sending ETH from Binance, Ethereum blockchain must be chosen, the same applies to ERC20 tokens running on ETH blockchain as well. (Otherwise you get a different cryptocurrency as you have learnt already.)
Thanks for explaining. Please now for more information on how to get ETH taxes under control (ie the possibility to see and transfer them) … and I understand that when I send them, it is necessary to transfer them first with the help of Binance smart Chain to Binance. Then help ERC 20 to your TREZOR wallet.
Thank you, I would be lost without your help. I am glad that I have a TREZOR wallet where there is such support.
Basically, once you connect Trezor to any of compatible app (such as Trezor Beta Wallet, Trezor Suite, MyEtherWallet, MyCrypto etc.), you need to create/add ETH account first. When you have your ETH account, use its receiving address to receive ETH and ERC20 tokens. One ETH account can receive ETH and multiple ERC20 tokens, meaning you don’t need to generate for each token a new ETH account/address.
When sending ETH or ERC20 to your ETH account (address), don’t forget to choose ETH network for this transaction.
If your transaction ID is searchable on https://bscscan.com/ then see the explanation above and follow the instructions to access your funds. In the opposite case, please let us know and we will reach out by replying to Ticket ID: 79533.
Hi, I have the same issue as above… accidentaly sent binance peg (eth in bsc) to my trezor wallet. I followed your instructions, linked trezor with my metamask, changed network to bsc and added custom token, but still it shows zero … what could be the issue?
Transaction ID : 0x5c25b0163a8e1cd94e4381aad04640b7cf6044f8a88c42cc31793c2e0172dfde
can you confirm that you connected the correct ETH address that includes your funds? If so, you also need to add ETH Binance-Peg token to MetaMask, import “Binance-Peg Ethereum Token”. Please, select “Import Tokens”: