Legacy holders
Recover your original SaTT on BSC
SaTT began on Ethereum. With the move to BNB Smart Chain, holders of the original SaTT can recover the equivalent amount in SaTT (BEP-20). Because some early wallets are no longer accessible — and some were compromised — recovery is handled through a verified request, never an automatic transfer. Your tokens can only ever be sent to a wallet you fully control.
Who can recover
You are eligible if your SaTT was purchased during or after the token sale (ICO) and that purchase is traceable on-chain, back to the sale. This on-chain proof of purchase — not access to an old wallet — is what establishes ownership. Tokens that cannot be traced to a genuine ICO-era purchase are not eligible.
How recovery works
Tell us the wallet or transaction of your original SaTT purchase, and the new self-custody wallet where you want to receive your SaTT on BSC.
We trace your purchase on-chain from the sale and confirm it is genuine and yours. This is a manual, security-first review — it protects you and every other holder.
Once verified, we send your SaTT (BEP-20) to your new wallet on BNB Smart Chain. You keep full custody from the first second.
One rule that protects your funds
Receive on a wallet you own and control — MetaMask, Ledger, Trust, or any self-custody wallet where you hold the keys.
Never an exchange address. Deposit addresses at Binance, Kraken and the like are not provably yours and cannot be used for recovery — anything sent there is unrecoverable.
Recovery is based on the on-chain trace of your ICO-era purchase, not on control of the old wallet, which may have been compromised.
Start your recovery request
A member of the team reviews every request personally. Nothing is automated.