user71505: by doing a mistake i have send BCH to my BTC address into my own Wallet,the wallet is Bitgo i know they have a tool to recover the BCH when they are send to a non segwit address i have already tried the tool e the tool give error, so i think that my address was a segwit, Bitgo say that when the Address is a segwit address -> Unfortunately, when you sent your transaction, you sent it to a Bitcoin address that was using the new Segregated Witness format. As this format is not supported on Bitcoin Cash, we cannot recover these funds.
It's possible to have another solution
Best regards

user38618: Of course it's possible. Since SegWit outputs look like AnyoneCanSpend outputs, you can redeem the outputs.
I can create the redeeming transaction for you, but since transactions with ACS outputs are not relayed, you'll need to find a miner and send your transaction to them, which requires you to e-mail a mining pool owner (No one I've talked to tried this, so I don't know if they will help)
You'll need to check if your SegWit address has spent any Bitcoins. If it hasn't, send the address Bitcoins and spend the Bitcoins from that address.
Maybe you should contact this guy: https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/7g6s9l/an_update_on_bch_segwit_recoveries/

user137601: On Bitcoin forks that do not support Segwit, outputs that use Wrapped Segwit scripts (P2SH-P2WSH or P2SH-P2WPKH) can in principle be spent by anyone who knows the inner segwit script hash or pubkey hash. This knowledge is not always limited to the owner of the Bitcoin wallet, meaning that third parties can "harvest" these deposits.
While these transactions are consensus-valid, they are nonstandard and will not be relayed in the network. One has to find a miner that includes these transactions directly.
The owner of a Segwit-capable Bitcoin wallet always knows the hash preimage and can construct a recovery transactions. However, since the recovery transaction does not require any signatures, the miner can simply substitute their own destination address. The process therefore requires a trusted miner.
It is also possible for miners to claim these funds without any direct interaction with the wallet owner. When the wallet owner spends a Wrapped Segwit output on the Bitcoin chain, they reveal the hash preimage for that output to the public. Miners on fork coins can monitor the Bitcoin chain for wrapped-segwit spends, cross-reference the spends with matching output scripts on fork coins, and claim these outputs.

71505: <p>by doing a mistake i have send BCH to my BTC address into my own Wallet,the wallet is Bitgo i know they have a tool to recover the BCH when they are send to a non segwit address i have already tried the tool e the tool give error, so i think that my address was a segwit, Bitgo say that when the Address is a segwit address -> Unfortunately, when you sent your transaction, you sent it to a Bitcoin address that was using the new Segregated Witness format. As this format is not supported on Bitcoin Cash, we cannot recover these funds.</p>

<p>It's possible to have another solution</p>

<p>Best regards</p>
 38618: <p>Of course it's possible. Since SegWit outputs look like AnyoneCanSpend outputs, you can redeem the outputs.</p>

<p>I can create the redeeming transaction for you, but since transactions with ACS outputs are not relayed, you'll need to find a miner and send your transaction to them, which requires you to e-mail a mining pool owner (No one I've talked to tried this, so I don't know if they will help)</p>

<p>You'll need to check if your SegWit address has spent any Bitcoins. If it hasn't, send the address Bitcoins and spend the Bitcoins from that address.</p>

<p>Maybe you should contact this guy: <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/7g6s9l/an_update_on_bch_segwit_recoveries/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/7g6s9l/an_update_on_bch_segwit_recoveries/</a></p>
 137601: <p>On Bitcoin forks that do not support Segwit, outputs that use Wrapped Segwit scripts (P2SH-P2WSH or P2SH-P2WPKH) can in principle be spent by anyone who knows the inner segwit script hash or pubkey hash. This knowledge is not always limited to the owner of the Bitcoin wallet, meaning that third parties can &quot;harvest&quot; these deposits.</p>
<p>While these transactions are consensus-valid, they are nonstandard and will not be relayed in the network. One has to find a miner that includes these transactions directly.</p>
<p>The owner of a Segwit-capable Bitcoin wallet always knows the hash preimage and can construct a recovery transactions. However, since the recovery transaction does not require any signatures, the miner can simply substitute their own destination address. The process therefore requires a trusted miner.</p>
<p>It is also possible for miners to claim these funds without any direct interaction with the wallet owner. When the wallet owner spends a Wrapped Segwit output on the Bitcoin chain, they reveal the hash preimage for that output to the public. Miners on fork coins can monitor the Bitcoin chain for wrapped-segwit spends, cross-reference the spends with matching output scripts on fork coins, and claim these outputs.</p>
