Crypto Gambling FAQ

Open the casino's cashier or wallet page, choose Deposit, then pick the coin and the network (for example USDT on Ethereum, Tron or Solana).

The casino shows a deposit address, often with a QR code. Copy it exactly and send from your own wallet or exchange account on that same network.

Funds are credited after the casino's required number of network confirmations. Bitcoin usually takes longer than Solana or Tron.

Coins sent on a network the casino does not support for that address can be delayed or lost. Always match coin and network, and send a small test amount first if you are unsure.

Most casinos set a minimum per coin. Deposits below it may not be credited. Check the cashier before sending — minimums change and we do not verify them in real time.

You pay the blockchain network fee when sending. Some exchanges also charge a withdrawal fee to move coins out to a casino.

Open the cashier, choose Withdraw, select the coin and network, paste your own wallet address and enter the amount.

Many casinos require email confirmation, two-factor authentication or identity checks (KYC) before or after the first withdrawal.

Once approved, the casino sends the transaction on-chain; you can follow it with the transaction hash in a blockchain explorer.

Common reasons are unfinished bonus wagering, a manual security review, identity checks or network congestion. Read the casino's bonus and withdrawal terms and contact its support with your transaction details.

Yes. Welcome offers usually carry wagering requirements, game restrictions and maximum-bet rules. Until they are met, bonus funds and sometimes winnings may be locked.

It depends on where you live. Some countries license online casinos, some ban online gambling entirely, and some have no specific rules for crypto. A casino accepting you does not make it legal in your location.

Check your local law and the casino's terms, which list restricted countries. This page is general information, not legal advice.

Licensed casinos usually show the licence number and regulator in the site footer. Look the number up on the regulator's own website rather than trusting a badge image.

Provably fair games let you check, using published seeds and hashes, that a result was not changed after you bet. It does not mean the game has no house edge or that you will win.

No. A hot-wallet balance is only the funds visible in addresses we track. It is not total reserves or proof of solvency.

Set a budget before you start, use deposit limits or self-exclusion tools if the casino offers them, and never chase losses. Crypto prices also move, so the value of your balance can change while you play.

Gambling is for adults 18+ only (21+ in some places). If gambling stops being fun, seek help from a local support service.