Crypto payments: three coins, one rule — no undo button
Cryptocurrencies let you move value directly from a wallet you control to the operator and back, without a bank in the middle. That directness is the attraction. It also means there is no bank to call when something goes wrong: blockchain transactions are final. This overview compares the three coins covered on this site and explains what they have in common. The set of methods and their limits depend on your account and country — check the cashier.
The three coins side by side
| Coin | Main feature | Main thing to watch |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | Most widely supported | Fees and confirmation times vary with congestion |
| USDT | Tracks the US dollar | Network must match the address exactly |
| Litecoin | Shorter block times | Price moves freely, like Bitcoin |
Depositing with crypto
The cashier generates a deposit address for the coin and, where relevant, the network. You send from your own wallet or exchange account, paying the network fee. The operator credits the deposit after a required number of confirmations. Check for a minimum crypto deposit first, and keep the transaction ID until the balance appears.
Withdrawing with crypto
You supply an address from a wallet you control, on the correct network. The operator reviews the request — verification, bonus wagering and payment history — and then sends the transaction. Once broadcast, it cannot be recalled. Many operators also require withdrawals to follow the method used for deposits, so plan both directions before your first deposit.
Volatility on two levels
With crypto you can face volatility twice: once in the games you play, and once in the coin itself. If your casino balance is kept in a fiat currency, deposits and withdrawals are converted at the operator's rates; if it is kept in a coin, the value of your balance moves with the market. A stablecoin such as USDT removes most of the second layer against the dollar, but not the first — no payment method changes the house edge.
Before your first crypto transfer
- Set a deposit limit in your casino account.
- Confirm the coin, network, minimum and confirmation rules in the cashier.
- Use copy-and-paste or the QR code for addresses — never type them by hand.
- Remember that crypto does not change the gambling law where you live.