Deposits and withdrawals

Deposits

The minimum is $2 across every method, which is unusually low and makes the site practical to test before committing anything real. Crypto deposits credit on network confirmation — minutes on most chains, longer on Bitcoin at busy times.

Coins accepted

BTC, ETH, USDT, SOL, LTC, DOGE, TRX, TON, XRP, ADA, USDC, DOT and around a dozen more, roughly 30+ in total. There is no forced conversion: deposit in a coin, hold the balance in it, withdraw in it.

Cards and local methods

Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay cover the card rails. Regional options include UPI, PIX, OXXO, SPEI, Mercado Pago, GCash, bKash, Nagad, Nequi, Khipu, MACH. These work, but they are the slower path — the minute-scale payouts this site is known for are a crypto property, and a card withdrawal falls back to normal banking timelines.

Withdrawals

What actually takes the time

A payout has two stages: approval and settlement. Settlement is fast — an on-chain transfer in USDT, USDC, DAI. Approval is where a delay appears, and it is where an unverified account, an unfinished wagering requirement or an unusual pattern will hold things up.

The practical advice: complete verification while your balance is small and boring. Nobody enjoys sending documents while a five-figure withdrawal sits pending, and the review is not faster for being urgent.

The ceiling, read correctly

$25,000 is per transaction. A larger balance is not trapped — it goes out across several transactions. Higher tiers and verified accounts can have the ceiling raised.

One rule that catches people out. Deposit and withdrawal usually have to run through the same channel. Deposit in USDT and the payout wants to be in a stablecoin too; deposit by card and the refund path goes back to that card first. Plan the exit before you plan the entry.