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Check blockchain network of sent assets

Check in the DCENT supported coin list​

Search for the mistransmitted asset in the DCENT supported coin list to see whether it is an Ethereum-based or a Kaia-based asset.

DCENT supported coin list: https://store.dcentwallet.com/pages/supported-coins-and-tokens

  • If "Ethereum" is shown below the coin name: it is an Ethereum-based asset.
  • If "Kaia" is shown below the coin name: it is a Kaia-based asset.

For example, searching for "orbit chain" shows both ORC and oORC. "Orbit Chain ORC" marked "Ethereum" is an Ethereum-based asset, and "Orbit Bridge Klaytn Orbit Chain oORC" marked "Kaia" is a Kaia-based asset.

Search the transaction ID (TXID) in a block explorer​

For a more accurate check, search the transaction ID in a block explorer. A block explorer is a website where you can look up information recorded on a blockchain.

You can find the transaction ID (TXID) in the transfer history of the wallet that sent the asset. Search this ID in a block explorer to see which blockchain the asset belongs to.

If the transaction is found on the Ethereum block explorer, the asset is Ethereum-based. If it is found on the Kaia block explorer, the asset is Kaia-based.

Recover mistransmitted assets​

If you mistransmitted an Ethereum-based asset, refer to the guide below.

If you mistransmitted a Kaia-based asset, refer to the guide below.

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You are solely responsible for any outcome that may occur while resolving a mistransmission. Make sure you fully understand the related information before using this feature. If used incorrectly, you may permanently lose the mistransmitted assets.