CryptoMate wallets only accept deposits on the networks and tokens explicitly configured for your account. If a deposit arrives outside those parameters, the funds cannot be credited automatically and require a manual recovery process.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cryptomate.me/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Situations that require recovery
Wrong network
The same token exists on multiple blockchains (e.g. USDC on Ethereum, Polygon, and Tron). Sending funds on a network that is not enabled for the destination wallet means the deposit lands at the wallet address on an unsupported chain and cannot be detected or credited by the platform.Unlisted token
If a token that is not part of CryptoMate’s supported token list is sent to a wallet address, the platform has no mechanism to recognize or credit the transfer.Recovery process
Manual fund recovery is available upon request. Because it requires direct on-chain intervention by the CryptoMate operations team, the following conditions apply: To initiate a recovery, contact CryptoMate customer support with the following information:- The wallet address that received the deposit
- The transaction hash (txid) of the deposit
- The network and token involved
- The amount sent
How to contact support
Reach out to the CryptoMate support team through the channel provided during your onboarding. Include “Fund Recovery Request” in the subject line so the request is routed to the right team immediately.Prevention
The best way to avoid recovery situations is to validate the network and token before sending:- Always confirm the exact network enabled for the destination wallet before initiating a transfer — check Settings → Products in the Portal or use the List available blockchains endpoint.
- Only send tokens that appear in your contracted product’s supported token list.
- For programmatic deposits, use the deposit wallet address returned by the API for the specific product and blockchain — never reuse addresses across products or networks.

