<p>bch and btc use the same type addresses. try importing the private key into the wallet </p>

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2017-12-11T04:46:48.430Z
Okay I don't know what a private key is. I have a paper key if that helps. Or could you tell me how to access my private key on unit wallet?
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<p>A few days ago I could not open my btc.com wallet so I went to Google play and downloaded a bch wallet after the search for Bitcoin showed me this. So naturally I thought this to be a btc wallet. It gave me a receive address that I gave to CoinMama for a purchase of Bitcoin. The funds didn't show up in my wallet. How do I access these funds now?</p>

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# How to recover Bitcoin mistakenly sent to a bch address

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-12-08)

A few days ago I could not open my btc.com wallet so I went to Google play and downloaded a bch wallet after the search for Bitcoin showed me this. So naturally I thought this to be a btc wallet. It gave me a receive address that I gave to CoinMama for a purchase of Bitcoin. The funds didn't show up in my wallet. How do I access these funds now?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2017-12-08. Score: -1

bch and btc use the same type addresses. try importing the private key into the wallet

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> **username_0**: Okay I don't know what a private key is. I have a paper key if that helps. Or could you tell me how to access my private key on unit wallet?  

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