<p>If you sent BCH to your Trezor BTC address or vice versa, you can use <a href="https://trezor.io/recover-coins/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://trezor.io/recover-coins/</a> to recover your coins.  The only exception is if you send BCH to a BTC 3... address (segwit), since these are not supported by Bitcoin Cash.</p>

<p>To convert BCH into BTC or vice versa you need to use an exchange.</p>

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2017-11-07T03:53:37.050Z
2017-11-07T03:53:37.050Z
joho
<p>You can't convert BCH to BTC using the splitting too. You can only <strong>claim  BCH</strong> that you got as a result of owning BTC when Bitcoin Cash forked. So, after splitting, what you end up with is new Bitcoin Cash, not new Bitcoin.</p>

<p>If you sent that BCH to a BTC address, what you actually did was send Bitcoin Cash (not Bitcoin). This situation is already covered by joho's answer.</p>

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2017-12-07T05:41:56.713Z
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Adam Millerchip
<p>Double check your addresses as it is very easy to mix them up when dealing with splitting then Shapeshifting. You can check your transactions and wallet balances on the respective blockchains such as Blockchain.info for BTC and Blockdozer.com for BCH. In other words, you still may have both BTC and BCH as the transfers might not have transpired. </p>

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2017-11-07T02:22:19.803Z
2017-11-07T02:22:19.803Z
Dr.Plastics
<p>I changed BCH in my Trezor to BTC using the wallet coin splitting tool and sent it back again to the same wallet using a new BTC receive address rather than another external wallet like eg Electrum using Shapeshift exchange. But the BTC didn't arrive. Have I lost the coins or are they just lurking in cyberspace waiting to be found again ? </p>

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BCH to BTC in same Trezor wallet
crewman
# BCH to BTC in same Trezor wallet

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-11-05)

I changed BCH in my Trezor to BTC using the wallet coin splitting tool and sent it back again to the same wallet using a new BTC receive address rather than another external wallet like eg Electrum using Shapeshift exchange. But the BTC didn't arrive. Have I lost the coins or are they just lurking in cyberspace waiting to be found again ?

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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2017-11-07. Score: 1

If you sent BCH to your Trezor BTC address or vice versa, you can use <https://trezor.io/recover-coins/> to recover your coins. The only exception is if you send BCH to a BTC 3... address (segwit), since these are not supported by Bitcoin Cash.

To convert BCH into BTC or vice versa you need to use an exchange.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2017-12-07. Score: 0

You can't convert BCH to BTC using the splitting too. You can only **claim BCH** that you got as a result of owning BTC when Bitcoin Cash forked. So, after splitting, what you end up with is new Bitcoin Cash, not new Bitcoin.

If you sent that BCH to a BTC address, what you actually did was send Bitcoin Cash (not Bitcoin). This situation is already covered by username_1's answer.


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### Answer by username_3 on 2017-11-07. Score: 0

Double check your addresses as it is very easy to mix them up when dealing with splitting then Shapeshifting. You can check your transactions and wallet balances on the respective blockchains such as Blockchain.info for BTC and Blockdozer.com for BCH. In other words, you still may have both BTC and BCH as the transfers might not have transpired.


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