Hello.
I created a transaction using Brave Wallet and entered (via copy-paste an address) that was given to me, but it was a USDT ERC-20 address. The transaction passed, but of course the receiver didn’t get the money. Is it possible to revert it in any way?
Could you be a more specific?
ERC-20 is Ethereum network. There is no such a thing as USDT address.
Can you see in etherscan what the transaction looks like and if it was successful?
And obviously, it is not possible to revert on-chain transactions.
Sorry, i am not very experienced here.
I was given this address:
0xa323246c9207d6d5a1622f7e97106bea6a572134
And here is the transaction hash:
0x396f8afef0e579939d182768dfd2ad65e472140fb527dbeeb73d9138edf2a793
Etherscan shows a different address in the “to” field. I have little idea why it was substituted.
Is there anything that can be done?
My bad, the address was not changed automatically, i just misclicked
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So you have access to your funds, right?
Yes, fortunately, there was a double mistake, i sent money to my friend instead of the wrong address that was given to me (selected the only option in a dropdown list, supposing that it was the address i had just entered before in a rejected transaction as there was insufficient funds for fee). That mistake seems to have saved me money
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