Hello everyone,
I was sending SOL from one of my wallets to another but I accidently sent SOL to file system wallet which I used to create token via CLI with .json extention . Now I cant send that SOL to nowhere basicly I cant use that SOL . Any help ? If I can rescue that SOL I ll share a bit with you .
Are you able to access that wallet via:
solana config set -k yourwallet.json
And do a solana balance
If that works you should be able to transfer back your funds.
Have you tried adding --allow-unfunded-recipient right before --fee-payer ?
Didnt work ser i tried 
Do you have another wallet that can find the transaction? This isn’t a pda account is it?
I have transaction . but whats pda account ?
Have you tried to do it without specifying a fee payer, after you did the solana config set?
In powershell, try running this command to tell the CLI to output debug logs, and then running the transfer command again:
$env:RUST_LOG = 'debug'
You have to run the transfer command in the same powershell terminal that you ran the $env: command.
Just copy and paste the transfer command from the cmd window and paste it into powershell.
Sorry I was trying to ask if you have another wallet to fund the transfer
Bummer, that doesn’t help us any more than earlier. This is confusing
Do you have the private key for that wallet? You have to use a .json file to fund
I am trying to fund transaction from my another wallet but this time it says 'Error: Dynamic program error: missing signature for supplied pubkey: ’
Yeah, like @Emery said, you have to have a .json key for the other account you are trying to use to fund the transaction.
So if that other wallet is a Phantom wallet you have to export the key from Phantom, and convert it to JSON. The other wallet was made in Sollet, Sollet will just export a JSON for you that you can put into a file.
