Crypto: more choice, more responsibility
The crypto section of a cashier may include Bitcoin, stablecoins and other coins. Each has its own networks and fees. This page covers what you need to know before sending crypto to a casino.
The set of methods and limits depends on your account — check in the cashier.
Coins and networks
One coin can be available on several networks. If you pick a different network from the cashier's, the money may be lost. Always match the network on both sides. Some coins also require a tag or memo — and it is easy to forget.
Stablecoins
Stablecoins are pegged to a fiat currency, so exchange-rate swings are smaller. If your account is in another currency, a conversion still happens.
The method from a player's point of view
| Question | Crypto |
|---|---|
| How quickly money reaches the balance | depends on the network and coin |
| Is it suitable for withdrawals | often in the same coin and network |
| What you need to enter | address, network, sometimes a tag or memo |
| An extra control tool | a fixed amount per deposit in your account currency |
| The most common mistake | a forgotten tag or memo |
These are typical experiences, not an operator promise; the cashier shows the exact details.
Fees and timing
Fees and confirmation times vary by network. For small amounts the fee can be a large share of the payment.
Verification and withdrawals
Some people choose crypto hoping to avoid verification. It does not work: the operator can ask for documents at any time, especially before a withdrawal. Withdrawals often go out in the same coin and network. Steps on the withdrawal page.
Provably fair games
Some crash games and simple games offer “provably fair” checks — a way to verify the calculation of a result after a round. The feature is independent of the payment method, though it is often promoted alongside crypto. It confirms the result was not altered; it does not change the RTP.
Wallet, not exchange
Many operators recommend depositing and withdrawing through your own wallet rather than directly from an exchange account, which may not accept payments from a casino. If you are unsure about crypto wallets, choose a method from the payments section instead.