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Wallet 0xd81a…3300

Found in this wallet

$68

2 positions

By chain

Polygon1 position$6291%
Gnosis1 position$69%

Findings

Positions found for the checked wallets
Where	Chain	Amount		Links
Unclaimed Polygon PoS withdrawalPolygon PoS bridge	Polygon	0.0231541 ETH	$62	Claim
Hop transfer not receivedHop Protocol	Gnosis	5.99405 USDC.e	$6	Claim

How to get it back

2 guides, the largest amount first

Use only the official links below. No real recovery asks for your seed phrase or private key. If anyone offers to recover funds for you, it is a scam.

Unclaimed Polygon PoS withdrawal
Polygon PoS bridge
$62 · 1 position
You burned tokens on Polygon to withdraw to Ethereum, and the checkpoint is done, but the exit was never run on Ethereum. The tokens wait in the bridge.
1. Open Polygon Portal and connect the wallet that withdrew.
2. Find the withdrawal in your transactions and press Initiate Claim.
3. Approve in your wallet, then press Claim Tokens. Pay the Ethereum gas fee. The tokens go to the burner address.
Polygon bridge (opens in a new tab)Official docs (opens in a new tab)
Hop transfer not received
Hop Protocol
$6 · 1 position
You sent a Hop transfer long ago and it was never paid out on the destination chain. The funds are still in Hop's bridge contract and its withdraw function still works, but Hop's website and data service are gone, so there is no ready tool: the withdrawal has to be built from on-chain data.
1. hop.exchange and every address under it (app.hop.exchange, docs.hop.exchange) no longer belong to Hop: hop.exchange now shows a gambling site. Do not open them or connect a wallet there.
2. Find your transfer in the TransferSent event of your transaction on the origin chain (block explorer, Logs tab). It holds the transfer ID, recipient, amount, transferNonce, bonderFee and the swap values.
3. The withdraw function also needs a Merkle proof of your transfer. Hop's open-source node tool has a withdrawal-proof command for it, but the tool reads Hop's data service at subgraph.hop.exchange, which no longer answers, so a developer has to point it at another source or rebuild the proof from on-chain events.
4. With the proof, call withdraw on the Hop bridge contract of the destination chain (block explorer, Write tab) from the wallet that should receive the funds. You pay gas.
5. On a Layer 2 destination you receive hTokens (for example hUSDC). They can be swapped to the native token in Hop's AMM on that chain.
Hop's open-source node tool (GitHub) (opens in a new tab)Hop bridge contract (withdraw function) (opens in a new tab)