Hello,
I mistakenly double typed a recieve address into a ADA sent transaction from the Daedalus Wallet.
From addresses
DdzFFzCqrhsoVoQmtGEkMyP5vzG8QQCGxsAVhjHZRA9BDCf74fJFSUfLu4tDeWjNp23ZW2B4SZoELvpPanmFPf8p69vKiyx7KtbEevYX
To addresses
DdzFFzCqrhsojhZZazcDvvbpppdWfD24f5L5GZ1eQAUtk6QD3coCPnAN23hjfdKJ2Ax1js79KiGsUXQbmZXeDjAf3mvF4XKYAvtodjkT
DdzFFzCqrht3zj56Dg7U9VAvKpk6URBEFkq5qmn5vSDUsGaaeBQjaqM6EgB4HP7bqLpWxw7mhmZVaXd8rTs3R8NHp3fpbpC1DDzGr5eX
Transaction assurance level
High. 50 confirmations.
Transaction ID
f088e5b0558afe959bae79e2e8d5e8c68933842f332f62fed24da36fb05e6551
I am guessing this is irreversable, just curious as to why a address double the orignal length is even a possible address to send to? I already understand it is user error, with other address’s sending and recieving usually there is a checkmark after a correct length is put it, slight user error corrector.
Thank you.