Apparently, you didn’t send Ethereum but Binance-Peg Ethereum Token, see in detail https://bscscan.com/tx/0x93d5c3ac69ba3dde108c2ef6cecdba0c855efa5319b9029633c38c26d123a1d9. Therefore you cannot see these tokens on your Ethereum account.
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
- as Network name type in Binance Smart Chain
- as New RPC URL type in https://bsc-dataseed.binance.org/
- as ChainID (optional) type in 56
- as Symbol (optional) type in BNB
- as Block Explorer URL (optional) type in https://www.bscscan.com
For more information, please see another manual: Get Started on Binance Smart Chain in 60 Seconds | Binance Blog
Once you successfully set up the Binance Smart Chain, we will continue with adding a custom token to access your Binance-Peg Ethereum Token.