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# Recovering assets sent wrongly to another EVM-compatible network
This guide helps you to recover the assets sent wrongly to an EVM-compatible address (address begins with 0x) on another network. For eg, Sending BEP20 BUSD on Binance Smart Chain to an Ethereum address.
1. Go to address details and tap on ... on top right, select Export Address Private Key\
2. Follow the steps to retrieve your address private key and keep this to yourself, DO NOT SHARE THIS WITH ANYONE to prevent loss of fund.\
3. Back to home screen, then on left menu, tap +\
4. Select Import Wallet\
5. Select Address Private Key\
6. Paste your address private key into Private Key field, and select the token you sent wrongly. For eg, BEP20 USDT.\
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Refer to [this guide](/docs/coinwallet/how-to/add-new-token.md) to add new token if you can't find the token you want.\
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7. Complete the remaining steps and you should be able to find your lost assets.
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