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Depositing crypto is a short process, but one wrong detail, usually the network, can make a payment hard or impossible to recover. Take it slowly.
1. Open the cashier and pick a coin. 2. Pick the network if there is a choice (for example USDT on Tron or Ethereum). 3. Copy the deposit address, or scan its QR code. 4. Send from your wallet or exchange on the same network. 5. Wait for the casino to credit the deposit after the required confirmations. Send a small test amount first if you are new to it.
The same coin can exist on several networks, each with its own address format and fee. Sending on the wrong network, or to the wrong address, usually means the coins are lost. Network fees depend on the chain and how busy it is, and your exchange may add a withdrawal fee on top.
Casinos credit a deposit after a set number of network confirmations. Bitcoin blocks arrive roughly every ten minutes, so this can take a while, while faster chains confirm in seconds to minutes. A pending deposit is normal until it reaches that number.
Casinos set minimum deposits, and a deposit below the minimum may not be credited. If you want a welcome bonus, check how to claim it before you send, because some need a promo code at sign-up. See bonus terms explained.
This is general information, not legal, financial or tax advice. Rules and fees change, so check the current terms for the casino and the coin you use.
From a minute or two on fast networks to around half an hour or more on Bitcoin, depending on confirmations and congestion.
The deposit may never arrive and may not be recoverable. Contact casino support at once, but do not count on getting it back.
Most casinos accept this, but use your own verified account and check the exchange's withdrawal fee and network options.
Yes, it varies by casino and coin. Our casino reviews list it where it is published.
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