Hello, hopefully someone can help. I have both the Ethereum chain and Binance chain set up in MetaMask. I was trying to use the binance bridge (https://www.binance.org/en/bridge) to send Ethereum to Binance. I connected my MetaMask wallet to the bridge and it seemed to auto-fill the Destination with an unknown Ethernet wallet:
You can see the transfer here: (transfer of 0.49805348 Ether)
https://etherscan.io/address/0xa31e4ada58fbf52fc67556e6c49562cb4b81ef0e
The destination wallet is
https://etherscan.io/address/0xd2c7f1caac9544611e28361e975b74f40a1e6bb7
I have no idea where address "0xd2c7f1caac9544611e28361e975b74f40a1e6bb7" came from, but I didn't enter it. Like I said, somehow it was auto-filled. How on earth could this happen? I understand that maybe I wasn't quite careful enough, but how is it possible for this random address become the recipient? It's not like I fat-fingered this address. Somehow the binance bridge decided this was the destination address.
Is there any way to resolve this? I'm so confused and a bit stunned right now. Thanks so much.
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