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@KingAshcroft@minipay@smpl_app@smpl_app you can recover the funds Celo address and Base address are the same since it's self custodial wallet just reveal the recovery phrase
Dear @minipay and @smpl_app Support Team, I hope this message finds you well.
I am reaching out to respectfully request your assistance regarding a transaction mistake that I recently made. Unfortunately, I mistakenly deposited CELO instead of USDC on the Base network. This was an unintentional error, and I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience it may cause.
I understand that blockchain transactions are designed to be permanent and irreversible. However, I am hoping that your team can review my case and determine whether there is any possibility of recovering the funds or providing an alternative solution.
These funds are very important to me, and losing them would have a significant impact. I have always appreciated the services provided by MiniPay and SimpleApp, which is why I am reaching out with the hope that your expertise and support may help resolve this situation.
Even if recovery is not guaranteed, I would be grateful if the transaction could be investigated and if you could advise me on any available options. For reference, here are the
transaction details:
Wallet Address:
0x20625Bb3a4FFbE995680C0061F2562E26275313f
Transaction Hash:
0xbbf276a1a1bd3b2b552331a0658fd51ba0e1b4fe1aa3a3333e3f9c482919ec14
I kindly ask for your understanding and support in this matter. If any additional information, screenshots, or verification are required, I am fully prepared to provide them promptly.
Thank you for taking the time to review my request. I truly appreciate your efforts and look forward to your response.
I remain hopeful that a solution may be found and would be immensely grateful for any assistance you can provide.
Dear @MEXC Support,
On 14 June 2026, I mistakenly transferred 2,771CC to the following MEXC wallet address:
Mexc-wallet01:
12208034f615b8f58e2bcc8f7a4e1ca43305dc6b315bf172946d2e1f970109d0402a
Memo/tag:106122
After reporting the issue immediately, your team instructed me to obtain an official law enforcement/court order requesting the reversal of the transaction. I have now fully complied with that request.
The Chief Magistrate Court of Gombe State, Nigeria, has officially ordered MEXC to reverse and refund the assets back to my original account:
Cantex Account:
122028736a95ddf907b159c2cbfec0764f5ec3f71378a310c7ce240f25d6469605ad
Case No: CMC 9/JK/189/2026
Court Order Date: 15 June 2026
This matter is extremely urgent because these funds were intended to cover my sister’s hospital bills and medical care. I have provided every document and fulfilled every requirement requested by MEXC.
I am publicly calling on @MEXC Global to comply with the court order and return the funds to the rightful account with immediate effect.
Dear @MEXC Support,
On 14 June 2026, I mistakenly transferred 2,771CC to the following MEXC wallet address:
Mexc-wallet01:
12208034f615b8f58e2bcc8f7a4e1ca43305dc6b315bf172946d2e1f970109d0402a
Memo/tag:106122
After reporting the issue immediately, your team instructed me to obtain an official law enforcement/court order requesting the reversal of the transaction. I have now fully complied with that request.
The Chief Magistrate Court of Gombe State, Nigeria, has officially ordered MEXC to reverse and refund the assets back to my original account:
Cantex Account:
122028736a95ddf907b159c2cbfec0764f5ec3f71378a310c7ce240f25d6469605ad
Case No: CMC 9/JK/189/2026
Court Order Date: 15 June 2026
This matter is extremely urgent because these funds were intended to cover my sister’s hospital bills and medical care. I have provided every document and fulfilled every requirement requested by MEXC.
I am publicly calling on @MEXC Global to comply with the court order and return the funds to the rightful account with immediate effect.
Please guys I need help 😭
I believe I was scammed through Bybit P2P during a transaction involving 499.99 USDT.
I wanted to sell my USDT to a merchant on Bybit P2P. After some time, the merchant asked me to drop my WhatsApp number in the Bybit chat so he could explain an issue he was having with the payment.
He called me and claimed that he tried sending the money to my Opay account but the transaction kept reversing because of “crypto-related words” attached to a previous transfer he made to another person. He then told me he had already linked his debit card to Bybit Pay and said he would guide me on how to request a direct Naira payment through Bybit Pay instead.
At that point, I became suspicious. I even called my friend to explain what was happening because I had not used Bybit P2P in a very long time and I didn’t fully understand this Bybit Pay process. My friend told me there was actually a way to receive direct Naira payments through Bybit, so I went back to the merchant.
The merchant insisted we continue through a video call so he could “guide me step by step.”
During the process, I added my Opay account to Bybit Pay while he kept explaining things to me. Unknown to me, the merchant had already clicked the “Paid” button on the P2P order before the process was completed.
Later, he started asking me to create a Bybit giveaway/payment request. Immediately, I told him this looked like a scam and refused to continue.
He then told me that his funds were already locked in the Bybit P2P escrow and that I needed to continue the process. But somehow, after all this, the order was cancelled from his side even though he had already marked the transaction as paid.
What I still do not understand is:
If a merchant already marks an order as “Paid,” how was he able to cancel or manipulate the order afterward without my confirmation that I received payment?
I never intentionally confirmed receiving any money, and through the video call he claimed the funds that I thought we locked by Bybit P2P and I believe I was manipulated through confusion, pressure, and social engineering during the video call.
I have screenshots, WhatsApp chats, order details, and evidence of the conversation.
I am tagging:
@Bybit_Official@Bybit_ZH@BybitAfrica
Please investigate this merchant and help prevent other users from falling victim to similar tactics.
To everyone using Bybit P2P:
As Bybit is no longer a safe option for P2P
Please NEVER move conversations outside the platform, NEVER trust pressure tactics, and NEVER follow payment instructions you do not fully understand.