Crypto payments at Savaspin: coins, networks and practical risks
Casino cashiers that accept crypto often list several coins: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, stablecoins pegged to conventional currencies, and sometimes others. Each coin can travel on one or more networks, and choosing the wrong one is the most common and most expensive mistake in crypto payments. This guide explains how to pick the coin and the network, and how crypto deposits fit with bonus terms. The Bitcoin guide covers Bitcoin specifically. Available methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier.
Coins and what they mean for your balance
| Type | Price behaviour | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin and large coins | Value moves against your currency | Credited amount can change with the price |
| Stablecoins | Designed to track a conventional currency | Less price movement between send and credit |
| Smaller coins | Can move sharply | Check that the cashier still supports the coin |
The balance in most accounts is held in a conventional currency, so every crypto deposit is converted when it is credited and every crypto withdrawal is converted when it is processed.
The network question
The same stablecoin can exist on different blockchains. The cashier shows which network it uses for each coin. Your wallet must send on exactly that network. A coin sent on a different network than the one shown may never arrive, and recovery, if possible at all, is slow and not guaranteed. Before sending, compare three things: the coin, the network name and the address format.
Memo and tag fields
Some coins and networks use a memo or destination tag in addition to the address. If the cashier shows one, it must be entered in your wallet. Without it, the payment may reach the operator's wallet but not your account, and matching it will need support's help.
Crypto deposits and bonus offers
Bonus eligibility for crypto varies more than for cards. Some promotions exclude all crypto, some exclude only certain coins, and some are designed specifically for crypto users. The minimum deposit for an offer is usually set in the account currency, so a deposit that converts slightly under the minimum may not qualify. With volatile coins, sending a little above the minimum helps. A stablecoin deposit worth 30 units when sent will usually still be close to 30 units when credited (illustrative example, not a Savaspin condition), which makes stablecoins easier to use for offers with a minimum. Check the promotion terms in your account before relying on a crypto deposit to trigger a bonus.
Withdrawals in crypto
Where crypto withdrawals are offered, you enter a wallet address on the right network. Many cashiers allow withdrawal only in the coin you deposited, or require a verified address. Identity verification still applies before the first withdrawal. If a bonus is active, a withdrawal can cancel it; the wagering guide explains how to check what is left first.
A simple safety routine
- Send a small test amount the first time you use a coin and network.
- Copy addresses with the cashier's copy button, never by hand.
- Keep the transaction hash until the deposit is credited.
- Never send crypto to an address given by someone in chat or email.
For the full list of method types, see the payments guide.