62 BNB got stuck in contract. Any solution?

Smart Contracts
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Hi guys,

I'm the Dev of Shido Finance. We had one investor that wanted to invest a larger amount. He accidentially sent 62 bnb (worth 17.000usd) to the contract address by mistake.

Here it is;

You see the balance. There is no withdrawal function in the contract. So I assume it is stuck in the contract forever.

If there is any solution for him, 500usd is up for grabs I will send it personally to the contributor.

Thank you.

Best regards, Bjorn

2

Hi,

Your assumption is correct, you cannot retrieve those tokens from the contract.

3

May be able to help you if you have certain other functions available in your contract. I've helped others before. I'll have a look over your code when I have a chance and let you know through DM.

If your contract will work with our solution the fee is definitely not $500. Our fee is 50% of the recovered funds. Our solution took extensive research that cost a lot of money to create.

We understand that 50% of recovered funds is always better than 100% of lost funds.

4

There are pretty much 3 possible ways to restore those funds from your contract

1: with a recover function which you don’t have so thats not possible.
2: have the token/contract be upgradable so you can add the recover option, which is also not the case
3: have a destruct function which will send the funds to the creator of the contract, unfortunately not available either

So I’m afraid there is no option to recover these funds.

5

I think you may try Binance BNB Pioneer Burn Program.

6

Well yes, 50% of the funds is better than nothing.

Feel free to check the code, but im afraid its stuck there.

7

Its like I thought, thats why it has been stuck there for such long time now.

8

Yes thats the one, thank you.

9

Interesting, wasn’t familiar with that program. Tnx

10

Did you make any progress with this?
TG me @lodromo, if you'd like someone else to help retrieve currency for you.

11

I've noticed that they migrated to a new contract with new address which has:

    function withdrawETH() external onlyOwner {
        (bool success, )=address(owner()).call{value: address(this).balance}("");
        require(success, "Failed in withdrawal");
    }
    function withdrawToken(address token) external onlyOwner{
        require(address(this) != token, "Not allowed");
        IERC20(token).safeTransfer(owner(), IERC20(token).balanceOf(address(this)));
    }

So they learned their lesson.

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Haha, yes we did. Learnt the hard way.