almost had a heart attack ! BTC Funds Inaccessible !...

[aliitp2]

Hi Guys,

This must be the worse experience i ever had as a BTC newbie still trying to figure my way around in this blockchain MAZE !!...

am a service provider reselling my service using WHMCS, i am using blockonomics to receive payments from my clients, the sh*t thing about this service is 1) it doesnt support AltCoins, 2) the settings part was kinda complex to me...

They send funds to your xpub wallet address which was something new to me !

anyways, i changed that xpub to my trezor T wallet due to its portability (i guess), they also had to send a test transaction to your wallet and that went SUCCESSFUL !

the weird thing though i discovered that trezor created a NEW btc account in the wallet when my clients started paying me in crypto, so what is the difference between Besh32 and P2sh , i really dont wanna go all technical about it, and i almost had a f**** heart attack today when i received 2k USD from clients and ended up in a Besh32 Account under trezor which ended up being INACCESSIBLE !!!!!!!!!

it seems to be a bug in the trezor suite, but neither would those funds show up in trezor.io too !!!

can i send those: http://grabilla.com/0b214-5b3af58e-1cf5-40ca-af86-8b41a80227ce.png
to a kraken account or an exodus wallet or not

and how to deal with those two different besh32 and p2sh BTC protocols ?

It reads the following under besh32:
"Bech32 uses the most modern addresses for smallest transaction fees. Be aware that it may not be compatible with old bitcoin services."
so any reason for me to worry if i send funds from besh32 to another wallet, trading platform ??

What if i send my BTC from that besh32 account in trezor to another p2sh wallet and vice versa ??

thanks...

[odolvlobo]

It is hard for me to understand what the problem is because I have never given out an xpub. It looks like the money is there, so what is the problem? How is it inaccessible?

can i send those ... to a kraken account or an exodus wallet or not ? ? ?[/color]
What if i send my BTC from that besh32 account in trezor to another p2sh wallet and vice versa ??

You should have no problem sending those bitcoins to any address of any type.

and how to deal with those two different besh32 and p2sh BTC protocols ? ? ? ?

Most major wallets support bech32 addresses now, so you should use those since they result in lower fees.

[o_e_l_e_o]

They send funds to your xpub wallet address which was something new to me !

Your xpub is not an address, but rather, can be used to generate all the addresses in your wallet. By providing the service with your xpub, they can generate a new address from your wallet for each customer.

so what is the difference between Besh32 and P2sh

Bech32 is the newest address type, also known as native segwit. P2SH stands for pay-to-script-hash, an older address type, which also includes nested segwit addresses. Both are completely standard addresses, both can be used by most wallets (including Trezor), and both can send funds to any other type of address. Bech32 gives cheaper fees.

ended up in a Besh32 Account under trezor which ended up being INACCESSIBLE !!!!!!!!!

In what way is it inaccessible? Looks to be perfectly accessible from your screenshot.

can i send those to a kraken account or an exodus wallet or not

Yes, you can.

and how to deal with those two different besh32 and p2sh BTC protocols ?

You don't need to do anything. Coins and transaction on both address types work exactly the same from your point of view.

so any reason for me to worry if i send funds from besh32 to another wallet, trading platform ??

No reason to worry. Some older services will not allow you to withdraw money to a bech32 address, but every service will allow you to deposit coins from a bech32 address.

What if i send my BTC from that besh32 account in trezor to another p2sh wallet and vice versa ??

Again, there will be no issues with doing this.

[aliitp2]

They send funds to your xpub wallet address which was something new to me !

Your xpub is not an address, but rather, can be used to generate all the addresses in your wallet. By providing the service with your xpub, they can generate a new address from your wallet for each customer.

so what is the difference between Besh32 and P2sh

Bech32 is the newest address type, also known as native segwit. P2SH stands for pay-to-script-hash, an older address type, which also includes nested segwit addresses. Both are completely standard addresses, both can be used by most wallets (including Trezor), and both can send funds to any other type of address. Bech32 gives cheaper fees.

ended up in a Besh32 Account under trezor which ended up being INACCESSIBLE !!!!!!!!!

In what way is it inaccessible? Looks to be perfectly accessible from your screenshot.

can i send those to a kraken account or an exodus wallet or not

Yes, you can.

and how to deal with those two different besh32 and p2sh BTC protocols ?

You don't need to do anything. Coins and transaction on both address types work exactly the same from your point of view.

so any reason for me to worry if i send funds from besh32 to another wallet, trading platform ??

No reason to worry. Some older services will not allow you to withdraw money to a bech32 address, but every service will allow you to deposit coins from a bech32 address.

What if i send my BTC from that besh32 account in trezor to another p2sh wallet and vice versa ??

Again, there will be no issues with doing this.

thanks a lot i truly appreciate your inputs on this issue, i think the trezor is buggy it said account does not exist on the trezor suite as well as their web interface,
http://grabilla.com/0b214-37c3ccb1-af17-4afd-a33b-b5edebc04d2d.png

but when i tried the trezor on my laptop i was able to gain access to those funds ! so am confused 

thanks,,,

[o_e_l_e_o]

thanks a lot i truly appreciate your inputs on this issue, i think the trezor is buggy it said account does not exist on the trezor suite as well as their web interface

No problem, glad to help.

It does indeed seem to be a bug with Trezor Suite and segwit accounts. A quick internet search has found a number of other users experiencing similar issues:

https://www.reddit.com/r/TREZOR/comments/kkin3i/segwits_accounts_in_suite_account_does_not_exist/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TREZOR/comments/jku4db/trezor_accountstransactions_not_showing_in_online/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TREZOR/comments/jwvw1s/btc_accounts_from_trezor_suite_not_showing_in/

As long as you can access the account on the desktop app, then you have nothing to worry about. And even if all the Trezor software disappears, you will still be able to pair your Trezor with third party wallet software such as Electrum and access your coins that way.

[aliitp2]

thanks a lot i truly appreciate your inputs on this issue, i think the trezor is buggy it said account does not exist on the trezor suite as well as their web interface

No problem, glad to help.

It does indeed seem to be a bug with Trezor Suite and segwit accounts. A quick internet search has found a number of other users experiencing similar issues:

https://www.reddit.com/r/TREZOR/comments/kkin3i/segwits_accounts_in_suite_account_does_not_exist/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TREZOR/comments/jku4db/trezor_accountstransactions_not_showing_in_online/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TREZOR/comments/jwvw1s/btc_accounts_from_trezor_suite_not_showing_in/

As long as you can access the account on the desktop app, then you have nothing to worry about. And even if all the Trezor software disappears, you will still be able to pair your Trezor with third party wallet software such as Electrum and access your coins that way.

i saw those issues but none helped, am sure it was a nasty nasty bug though, was able to finally transfer those funds to kraken,

thanks,