just did bridge from iotx to bsc with iotx token but i have not received yet
from this address
0xd7020700fd2a7bbc9609d35073333172467691b1
on this address
0x3e76381f8559ea3c4683cd0433231ca0fb69498b(this is binance exchange bsc iotx deposit address) please help
smh. You don’t bridge directly to an exchange address. That’s a rookie move.
Your IoTeX-side transaction is fine, but you sent the funds into the BSC void because Binance probably doesn’t credit deposits from that bridge contract.
Always bridge to a personal wallet (like MetaMask) first, then transfer from that wallet to the exchange.
Your only shot now is to contact Binance support with the transaction details. Good luck, you’ll need it.
on that binance address i show ciotx on bscscan
Yeah, that’s CIOTX. The bridged version of IOTX.
Think of it this way: You sent a package to the right address, but you used a weird, third-party courier that the building’s mailroom (Binance) doesn’t have a contract with. The package is technically in the building, but the mailroom won’t deliver it to your apartment because they don’t recognize the sender.
Like I said before, your only shot is contacting Binance support. They’re the only ones who can go find that package for you. And for the love of goats, stop bridging directly to exchanges.
why i sent iotx token so i thought i will recive iotx not ciotx
Let me spell it out for you.
Native IOTX only exists on the IoTeX network.
When you use a bridge to send it to another blockchain, like BSC, you aren’t sending the actual token. The bridge locks your IOTX and mints a representative token—a kind of receipt—on the other side. That receipt is called CIOTX (Crosschain IOTX).
It has a 1:1 value, but it’s not the native asset Binance wants in its main wallet.
Which, again, is why you need to contact their support. This is the last time I’m saying it.
any solution ? how to get my iotx ?