GCrypto transaction not reflected
If you're having issues with your GCrypto transaction, follow these steps:
- Check the details. Make sure the wallet address, network, and destination tag are correct. Finished GCrypto transactions cannot be reversed or refunded.
- If you’re sending USDC.e from World App. World App uses World Chain. GCrypto supports USDC only on Ethereum Mainnet (ERC20), Base, and Solana. This mismatch can cause your transaction to fail. See the tips below for future transfers.
- Check your email. Some transactions need a security review. We’ll email you and process your request within 60-120 minutes.
- Wait for network delays. If you still don’t receive your crypto, the blockchain may be busy. Please wait another 60-120 minutes.
Tips for sending crypto
- Use the QR code whenever possible to avoid manual typing errors.
- Send a small test amount first if it's your first time sending to a new address. If it shows in GCrypto, you can proceed with the remaining amount.
- Always check which network GCrypto supports for your coin.
- Use a bridging service/app to move USDC from Optimism to Ethereum Mainnet.
Need more help?
Tap the scenario that best matches your situation:
GCrypto to other wallets
If you sent crypto from GCrypto, contact the receiving wallet's support team first. If you still need help, click here to contact support.
Another crypto wallet to GCrypto
If you sent crypto from another wallet, contact their support team first. If you still need help, click here to contact support.
Crypto scam or suspicious transfer
Transactions completed on the blockchain are final and cannot be reversed, canceled, or refunded.
Common scams to watch out for:
- Investment Schemes: Promises of unrealistic trading returns or fake investment opportunities on Telegram or Facebook requiring you to transfer crypto.
- P2P Impersonation: Scammers posing as buyers, sellers, or platform admins on social media asking you to transfer crypto before sending payment.
- Phishing & Malicious Wallet Drains: Clicking suspicious links that compromise your credentials or grant unauthorized wallet permissions.
- Fake Customer Support: Individuals posing as GCash or GCrypto support on social media asking for crypto transfers or account verification fees.
What you should do:
- Protect your account: Change your MPIN immediately if you clicked unverified links or shared sensitive information.