Restoring incorrect APIS transfer

APIS Team
APISplatform
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3 min readFeb 14, 2019

Hello, this is APIS team.

We have adjusted the swap policy for better service since we noticed multiple cases of transfer without Two-way swap on APIS platform(apis.mn) after Mainnet launch.

Here is the guide to restore when you have transferred ERC-20 APIS Token or APIS Mainnet Coin without Two-way swap.

We APIS team cannot provide any help in the actual process and you need to proceed yourself.

■ You can restore when you have transferred ERC-20 APIS Token to PC Wallet.

■ You can restore when you have transferred APIS Mainnet coin to Ethereum based Wallets(e.g. MyEtherwallet).

■ We can’t help you when you transfer APIS Mainnet Coin to an exchange.

■ You can’t restore if a wallet is not registered on PC Wallet or the private key/Keystore file is missing.

(1) When you transferred ERC-20 APIS token to PC Wallet without Two-way swap

- Follow the instruction from no.1 if a Keystore file or Private key of a wallet you sent ERC-20 APIS Token is missing.

- Follow the instruction from no.3 if you have a Keystore file or Private key of a wallet you sent ERC-20 APIS Token.

- The process is the same when you select a Private key.

1. Click “Backup Wallet” after selecting the wallet you sent ERC-20 APIS tokens from.

2. Download Keystore file after verification.

(This MyEtherWallet image above is Vintage MEW.)

3. On MyEtherWallet, go to Select Send Ether & Token → Select Keystore / JSON File → Upload Keystore file → Input Password → Click Unlock

(This MyEtherWallet image above is Vintage MEW.)

4. You can check the amount of ERC-20 APIS token on the lower right side, ‘Show All Token’.

5. When you confirm the amount, please complete Two-way swap via APIS platform at MEW before you use any of the services we’re providing.

(2) When you sent APIS Mainnet coin to Ethereum based Wallets(e.g. MyEtherWallet) without Two-way swap

- Follow the instruction from no.1 if a Keystore file or Private key of a wallet you sent APIS Mainnet coin is missing.

- Follow the instruction from no.3 if you have a Keystore file or Private key of a wallet you sent APIS Mainnet coin.

- The process is the same when you select Private key.

(This MyEtherWallet image above is Vintage MEW.)

1. On MyEtherWallet, go to ‘View Wallet info’ → Select Keystore / JSON File → Upload Keystore file → Input password → Click Unlock

(This MyEtherWallet image above is Vintage MEW.)

2. Download Keystore File

3. Start APIS Core Wallet and Click ‘Create Wallet’.

4. Select LOAD Wallet → Keystore file and verify with password after the upload.

5. You can check the loaded wallet from MyEtherWallet and APIS amount.

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