Crypto payments at 345bet: coins, networks and safe transfers
Crypto payments give you control and speed, and they take away the safety net: there is no bank to call and no transfer to recall. The good news is that almost every expensive crypto mistake is one of a handful — wrong network, wrong address, missing tag, or an address supplied by someone who should not be supplying it. This page goes through them in order. Available methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier for the coins, networks and minimums that apply to you.
Go to the offerCoins and networks: two separate choices
Choosing a coin is only half the decision. Many tokens, stablecoins in particular, exist on several blockchains at once, and an address on one network cannot receive funds sent on another. The cashier should show both the coin and the network for every deposit address; your wallet has to send on exactly that network. If the cashier lists the same coin on two networks, they are two different payment options with different addresses and fees.
Depositing with crypto
- Select the coin and network in the cashier and note any minimum shown.
- Copy the address (and the memo or tag, if one is shown — some networks require it to identify your account).
- Paste it into your wallet and compare the beginning and end of the address with the cashier.
- Choose the same network in your wallet, review the fee and send. For a first payment, a small test transfer is cheap insurance.
- Wait for the confirmations the operator requires and keep the transaction ID.
Withdrawing with crypto
For a payout you provide the address, so the responsibility for getting it right shifts to you. Use a wallet you control, select the same network you intend to receive on, and double-check the address before submitting. Operators often review crypto withdrawals manually and may ask you to confirm the address by email or whitelist it in advance. Identity verification is commonly required before the first payout, crypto or not. If you plan to move funds to an exchange afterwards, check the exchange's policy on deposits from gambling services first.
Stablecoins versus volatile coins
A stablecoin is designed to track a regular currency, so its value changes little between deposit and withdrawal. Bitcoin and other volatile coins can move noticeably in hours. If you care about knowing exactly how much you are playing with, a stablecoin keeps the budgeting simpler; details on the volatile option are on the Bitcoin page.
The address must come from the cashier — always
Crypto payments carry no company name, which makes them attractive to impostors. A common scam around clone casinos is the "updated deposit address" sent through a messenger, email or social media by someone posing as support. A genuine operator shows deposit addresses inside your logged-in cashier on the domain you trust, and nowhere else. Combine that with the operator checks in our review — legal entity in the terms, licence register — because the blockchain itself will not tell you who you paid.
Crypto can be used in both directions at many operators: you deposit with a coin, play from the credited balance and request the payout on a network of your choice from the list offered. Whether the balance is held in crypto or converted into a regular currency is something to read in the cashier before the first transfer.
Besides Bitcoin and USDT, cashiers that accept crypto sometimes list Litecoin or Ethereum. Every coin follows the same pattern — select coin and network, copy the address from the cashier, send, wait for confirmations — and a crypto withdrawal should travel on a network your receiving wallet supports.