Today, I attempted a withdrawal from Binance Global and scanned the QR code of my recipient address. However, the transaction was sent via the TRC20 network, which was not the intended network. As a result, the funds never arrived in my account.
I have been trying for hours to recover my money, but I still have no solution. I don’t understand how a QR code scan could result in the wrong network being used. This is extremely frustrating, and I need urgent assistance.
Binance, help me retrieve my funds! This is a serious issue, and users should not have to struggle to recover lost transactions due to system errors. I need a resolution now!
I recently withdrew money from Binance Global, but I think I selected the wrong network. Instead of using TRC20, I mistakenly chose a different network, and now my funds have been missing for almost 20 days. I have reached out to Binance support multiple times, but they keep redirecting me to TronS...
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