Can I deposit using Binance Coin (BNB)?
Yes. The casino accepts BNB deposits on supported networks and credits your balance after the required confirmations.
When you deposit with Binance Coin (BNB), the casino credits your balance after the BNB transaction reaches the required number of network confirmations. The exact time depends on network load and the casino’s confirmation policy, so it can range from a couple of minutes to longer during busy periods. BNB deposits are typically sent on either the BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) or BNB Beacon Chain (BEP-2), and the casino will specify which network to use. Sending BNB on the wrong network can leave the funds unrecoverable, so match the network, address format, and any required memo/tag exactly as shown on the deposit page.
Before you send anything, check the casino’s minimum deposit, supported network, and whether it charges a crypto deposit fee on its side; your wallet or exchange will still charge a network fee. Crypto deposits are irreversible, so a test transfer for a small amount is a practical first step if you are moving funds from an exchange. Also note that the credited amount can differ from what you sent if the casino converts BNB to a fiat balance at the time it receives the funds; the rate used is the rate at crediting, not at the moment you hit “send.”
Yes. The casino accepts BNB deposits on supported networks and credits your balance after the required confirmations.
Use the network shown on the casino’s deposit page for BNB. Sending on a different network can lead to a permanent loss, because the receiving address may not support it.
On-chain transfers can credit in a few minutes, but the casino waits for a set number of confirmations. Delays also happen when the network is congested or if the fee set by your wallet is too low.
Yes. The deposit page shows a minimum amount; transfers below it are not credited automatically. If you send less than the minimum, support usually can’t recover it due to processing limits and network fees.
The casino doesn’t add a deposit fee, but the network fee is taken by the blockchain and paid from your sending wallet. The credited amount equals what arrives on-chain after that network fee.