AWC Token Update: BEP2 → BEP20

AWC has transitioned from BEP2 to BEP20. In this article, we explain what changed, what it means for you, and what actions (if any) are required.

Contents

• Overview
• Why BEP2 is no longer supported
• What changed
• What you will see in the wallet
• What to do
• If you still have BEP2 AWC
• How to verify AWC BEP20
• Troubleshooting
• Important notes

Overview

The BEP2 version of AWC is no longer supported.

AWC is now available only as a BEP20 token on BNB Smart Chain.

Atomic Wallet is a non-custodial wallet:

• You control your funds;
• All transactions happen on-chain;
• Atomic Wallet does not manage token recovery.

Why BEP2 is no longer supported

Binance Chain (BEP2 / Beacon Chain) has been phased out in favor of BNB Smart Chain (BEP20).

As a result:

• BEP2 infrastructure is no longer actively supported;
• New integrations and tokens are deployed on BSC.

What changed

• AWC BEP2 is no longer supported in Atomic Wallet;
• AWC now operates as a BEP20 token on BSC;
• Cashback rewards in Atomic Wallet are now distributed in BEP20 AWC.

What you will see in the wallet

BEP2 AWC:

• May no longer appear;
• May appear as unsupported/legacy asset.

BEP20 AWC:

• Appears under BNB Smart Chain;
• Uses BSC network.

What to do

• Use BEP20 network only;
• Ensure you have BNB for transaction fees.

If you still have BEP2 AWC

Important:

• Atomic Wallet does NOT support BEP2 anymore;
• There is NO in-app migration.

If a migration period existed:

• It may already be closed.

Recovery options are extremely limited or unavailable.

Do NOT rely on unknown third-party services.

How to verify AWC BEP20

1. Open a BNB Smart Chain explorer (BscScan);
2. Check the official AWC BEP20 contract:
   https://bscscan.com/token/0x798aF7725376765e7F3cA86d5e0Cf1BEaEf19F34;
3. Enter your wallet address;
4. Verify token balance.

Make sure:

• Token is on BEP20 (BSC);
• Contract address matches the official AWC contract.

Troubleshooting

AWC not visible

• Check correct network (BSC);
• Add the token manually using the official AWC BEP20 contract address;
• Verify via explorer.

Learn how to add custom tokens: https://support.atomicwallet.io/article/42-how-to-add-a-custom-erc20-eth-token

Transaction failed

• Ensure sufficient BNB for fees.

Sent to wrong network

Recovery depends on the receiving platform (for example, exchange or wallet provider).

• If sent to an exchange:
  • Contact their support — recovery may be possible.
• If sent to a non-custodial wallet:
  • Recovery is usually not possible unless you control the receiving private keys.

In many cases, recovery is not possible.

Important notes

• Sending tokens via the wrong network may result in permanent loss;
• Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed.

Still have questions?
Reach out to us at support@atomicwallet.io—we’re happy to help!