Example for Binance Smart Chain about finderouter HOT 5 OPEN

FinderOuter does not yet support altcoins.

However I took a quick look at the "Binance Smart Chain" documentation and it seems like it is using the same method as bitcoin to produce "addresses" (HASH160 of compressed public key on same curve ie. secp256k1) it just doesn't encode them using Base58.

Generally speaking for any altcoin that is copying bitcoin you can find a way to use FinderOuter with some workarounds.
In this case if you convert your 160-bit hash to a Base58 address (ie. 12aBsmMJMdYWpEcu1d7YTASj9KdSYUzT5R) it should work.
Your derivation path should also be m/44'/714'/0'/0/0 if the address was the first address your wallet creacted, m/44'/714'/0'/0/1 if it was second and so on. See BIP-44 and SLIP-44 for more information.

PS. I hope the mnemonic you posted here is for testing and not your actual phrase, otherwise you should consider the entire wallet compromised.

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Yeah, im tryed you input data, but it dont find the seed:(

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Some other variable must be wrong. Either some of the known 10 words or the derivation path or key index.

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Perhaps the problem is that I am using a multi-currency account in Trust Wallet?
Here is the full test seed - original leader remove powder trumpet morning amazing trophy fee high winter account
I`m tried to use real btc adress bc1qr4qdjux82x6vj4l8w804yt5lcqaj4ptx4m7ggc instead of converted 12aBsmMJMdYWpEcu1d7YTASj9KdSYUzT5R, but have same result

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The Bech32 address (bc1qr4...) is using m/84'/0'/0'/0/0 derivation path which means it is using an entirely different private and public key and consequently a hash than an altcoin's key at a different path such as m/44'/714'/0'/0/0. They can't be "converted".
What I did above was to simply change the encoding of your address from hexadecimal (0x113EEE...) to Base58 (12aBsm...).

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