Notice: Blast Support Ending & DOG Claim Instructions

Dear PackEX Users,
The Blast chain will no longer be supported after October 26, 2026, but all user-deposited DOG(Runes) remains safe. When you request a claim, we will return the tokens to you on the Bitcoin native network. Please organize the required details and email them to our designated address. Double check all information thoroughly before sending.

4 Required Items in Your Email (Please Review Carefully)

• 1

  DOG Balance on Blast *Required

  Specify the exact amount of DOG tokens previously deposited on the platform that remain unwithdrawn.

• 2

  Blast Wallet Address (0x...) *Required

  Provide your 0x... EVM address used on Blast for snapshot & transaction verification.

• 3

  Proof Screenshot *Required Attachment

  Attach screenshots showing your holding balance, historical deposit TxHash, or interaction records.

• 4

  Receiving BTC Address *Required (Deposit Address ONLY)

  Important: You MUST and can ONLY provide the original Bitcoin address from which you deposited DOG. We only support returning assets to the original source address. New, changed, or third-party addresses will be rejected.

To: coindiretor1@gmail.com
Subject: [DOG Withdrawal Request] - [Your Blast Wallet Address]

Email Content:
1. My DOG Balance on Blast:
2. My Blast Wallet Address (0x...):
3. Receiving BTC Address (★Must be the EXACT original BTC address used for deposit; other addresses are NOT accepted):
4. Attachments: Balance & transaction proof screenshots attached.

Important Notices

• Original Address Policy: Funds can only be returned to the original BTC address used for your deposit. Changing or redirecting to another receiving address is strictly prohibited.
• Processing Time & Disclaimer: Upon verifying that all details are accurate, we will transfer the DOG to you within 3 working days. If any of the information above is found to be incorrect or unverified, the official team will take no action.
• Security Warning: PackEX will NEVER ask for your private key, seed phrase, or any upfront payment. Beware of impostor scams.