GTech Network said on its official X account that all pending GTC transactions have now been successfully approved. The June 22 update addressed a backlog that holders had been tracking for weeks. The team also said users who still see transaction issues can reach out through the official WhatsApp number or support email published in the post.
Backlog clearance shifts attention to wallet balance checks
The update applies to GTC transfers that had been sitting in the platform queue. According to the source material, processing is now complete. For users whose transfers were still pending before June 22, 2026, the immediate step is to open their wallets and confirm that balances now reflect the approved transactions. MetaMask and Trust Wallet were specifically named as the wallets to check.
The article also provided the BscScan contract address for verification: 0xd1F6cc234b9B82E90AC277c9C2E3C7a91d17DAf9. If the balance still does not match expectations, users were directed to contact the official support email and include the transaction hash.
Official support details were published in a public post
According to the source, GTech Network disclosed public support contacts in an official post on June 22. The listed channels are support@gtechofficial.com and WhatsApp at +1 (579) 390 0110. The team said both can be used if account or transaction issues remain after the approval update.
The same material carried a direct fraud warning. Once support details circulate publicly, fake Telegram accounts and unofficial WhatsApp numbers can appear quickly. Users were told to verify contact information against the official X post and never share a seed phrase or private key with anyone presenting themselves as support.
Transaction approval does not confirm the listing date
The source makes a clear distinction here: the backlog being cleared is not a listing announcement. As of June 22, 2026, the GTC listing date was still unconfirmed. The named exchange partners remained unchanged in the report, with BingX, LBank, and Binance Alpha still referenced.
The giveaway snapshot date had also not been announced. Non-custodial wallet holders and active miners were still identified in the source as part of the confirmed giveaway categories, but users were told to maintain account activity. The project website, as cited in the material, says 15 consecutive days of inactivity can cause a user to be marked inactive and risk giveaway eligibility.
What holders were told to check next
The checklist in the source was practical: verify the GTC balance in MetaMask or Trust Wallet, confirm the tokens are held in a non-custodial wallet, and keep mining daily if participating in the network’s activity requirements. The report also pointed readers to watch announcement pages from BingX and LBank, because exchange-side notices were described as the stronger confirmation signal for an actual listing date.
The same source said the GTC community had passed 180,000 sign-ups across 150+ countries. It also mentioned public analyst estimates for a possible first-day price range, while stating those figures were assumption-based and not guaranteed.