BTC
Bitcoin for casino payments
Bitcoin mainnet
Price—
Fee now—Market rate in sat/vB
Speed~10 min per block
Best forLarger deposits and withdrawals
On-chain bitcoin is the default crypto payment at casinos. You pay the miners per virtual byte of transaction size, not per dollar, so a €20 deposit and a €2,000 deposit cost the same to send. What changes is the network: when the mempool queue is long, the fee you need for a quick confirmation rises.
Pros
- Accepted by almost every crypto casino
- The most liquid coin to buy and sell
- Fees don't depend on the amount sent
Cons
- Fees jump when blocks are full
- Casinos often wait for 1–3 confirmations
- A wrong fee can leave a payment stuck
Tips for casino payments
- Check the network before you send: a quiet mempool can cut the fee several times over.
- Send from a wallet that lets you choose the fee, and use 'replace-by-fee' if your payment gets stuck.
- Withdraw to an address you control, not to an exchange address that may refuse casino payments.
Other payment methods
LN
LightningLightning Network (layer 2)
- Price
- —
- Speed
- Seconds
- Fee now
- —
- Best for
- Small and frequent payments
Payments settle in seconds.
USDT
USDT (TRC-20)Tron
- Price
- —
- Speed
- ~3 s per block
- Fee now
- varies
- Best for
- Stable balances without price swings
Your balance keeps its dollar value.
USDT
USDT (ERC-20)Ethereum
- Price
- —
- Speed
- ~12 s per block
- Fee now
- —
- Best for
- Players who already hold funds on Ethereum
Supported by every major wallet and exchange.