user104863: MISTAKENLY SENT BTC TO A BANNED ADDRESS 
how can I get my btc back that was mistakenly sent to a banned address 

user13440: Update: based on your clarification, you were not asking about a "bitcoin address", but rather a "paxful account" -- two totally different things.  You will need to contact paxful to see what they can do.

Previous answer:
If you send bitcoins to ANY address for which you do not have the private key, then you no longer control that bitcoin.  It is owned by someone else (or lost) at that point.
If you know the owner of the address you can ask them to please send them to you, but this will obviously not help if they are criminals.  If you were scammed (tricked into sending bitcoin to someone fraudulently) -- then you can report it to a website like this (to help others) and / or the police.
Note: as mentioned by Pieter -- there is no such thing as a "banned address" in Bitcoin.  Any address that has the correct format is valid.

104863: <p>MISTAKENLY SENT BTC TO A BANNED ADDRESS </p>

<p>how can I get my btc back that was mistakenly sent to a banned address </p>
 13440: <p><strong>Update:</strong> based on your clarification, you were not asking about a "bitcoin address", but rather a "paxful account" -- two totally different things.  You will need to contact paxful to see what they can do.</p>

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<p>Previous answer:</p>

<p>If you send bitcoins to ANY address for which you do not have the private key, then you no longer control that bitcoin.  It is owned by someone else (or lost) at that point.</p>

<p>If you know the owner of the address you can <em>ask</em> them to please send them to you, but this will obviously not help if they are criminals.  If you were scammed (tricked into sending bitcoin to someone fraudulently) -- then you can report it to <a href="https://bitcoinwhoswho.com/scams" rel="nofollow noreferrer">a website like this</a> (to help others) and / or the police.</p>

<p><strong>Note:</strong> as mentioned by Pieter -- there is no such thing as a "banned address" in Bitcoin.  Any address that has the correct format is valid.</p>
