Deposits
The way in is wide at all of them — which is why it is not measured here
All ten cashiers accept coin, none accepts a card or a bank transfer, and the fee in belongs to the network exactly as the fee out does. What separates them sits on the other side.
Play at the best crypto casinoThe way in is wide at all of them — which is why it is not measured here
A deposit from Sweden takes two steps. Kronor become coin at an exchange, at whatever spread the exchange takes, and the coin then travels over a network to the cashier, at the network's published fee. Only the second step is published in a form that can be read consistently, so the first is left unanswered rather than estimated.
The second step is small and fixed: 0 kr over Solana, 27 kr over ERC-20, independent of the amount. All nine cashiers we read accept several coins over several roads, and the difference between them on the way in is small enough to decide nothing.
What does decide sits on the withdrawal page, not on the deposit page. A cashier can accept a hundred and fifty coins and still demand 20 USDT to let a single one out — and that is exactly the combination 4 of the cashiers we read have. Reading the withdrawal page before the deposit page is the whole point of this map.
None of this is a payment method in the ordinary sense of the phrase. There is no card and no bank transfer: the deposit page shows an address and a choice of network, and matching that choice against the network the coin actually leaves over is the step that most often goes wrong. An amount sent over the wrong road does not come back.
Five steps
- Choose the network first, then the coinIn that order, because the same coin exists on several networks.
- Copy the deposit addressIt belongs to the network just chosen. Money sent on another one never reaches it.
- Send above the minimumA sum below the minimum still lands on the chain and is simply not credited.
- Wait for confirmationsOne to thirty minutes depending on the network; the balance moves by itself.
- Read the withdrawal page before you playIt is the only page that separates the cashiers, and it takes a minute to read.
The one mistake that cannot be undone
The right coin on the wrong network — USDT on ERC-20 sent to an address made for TRC-20. The transfer succeeds, it is recorded on the chain, and it never shows up in the cashier's balance. Reading the network name above the address is the whole defence.
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