Ledger erstellt xpub in Verbindung mit einer zufälligen E-Mail?

[root_s2yse8vt]

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In den letzten zwei Tagen habe ich versucht, BTC von PayPal an mein Ledger Wallet zu senden. Beide Adressen, die er erstellt hat, schienen eine tatsächliche Person oder einen Bot oder etwas zu finden, das an eine E-Mail-Adresse gebunden ist, die antworten muss, um die Transaktion zu verifizieren.

Was ist da los?

[bosomsrier56]

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Did you reach out to PayPal support?

[Kells-Ledger]

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It would be best to reach out to the PayPal support team for more assistance since the issue is occurring on their end. You’ll find their official support page here: [https://www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/contact-us](https://www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/contact-us)

[brianddk]

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> What is going on?

Bitcoin doesn’t come with emails. That sounds like you may be on `palpay.ru` instead of `paypal.com`. Just kinda feels like a some malware on your laptop that is hijacking your paypals crypto sends then throwing up some random “send again, address is busy” answer.

In either case, then sent BTC sounds gone. If it’s not on Ledger, then lesson learned I suppose.

I hope I’m wrong, and that paypal has some type of “register your BTC address to interact with paypal”, but this would be the first I’ve heard of such a thing. Perhaps some new EU regulation I’m not aware of or something.

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