Crypto: a deposit that cannot be reversed

Available payment methods and limits depend on the operator, your country and account type — check them at the cashier before you deposit. This page does not state minimums, fees or processing times for the operator, because we cannot confirm them.

Some operators accept cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and the stablecoin USDT. Whether this option is available for your account at Captain is shown at the cashier. Crypto payments have one property you must know before your first transfer: a transaction cannot be reversed. A wrong address or the wrong network means lost money.

How a deposit works

The cashier shows a wallet address and a network. From your own wallet you send the amount to that address. The deposit is credited after a set number of network confirmations; the time depends on the network and how busy it is. Before sending, make sure the network in your wallet matches the network at the cashier.

Withdrawal

To withdraw you enter your own address and network. The operator reviews the payout like any other method, then sends it. A mistyped address cannot be undone. Withdrawals may be limited to the same coin you deposited.

Exchange-rate risk

Bitcoin can move sharply in value between deposit and withdrawal. If your operator balance is kept in fiat currency, the rate is applied at deposit and again at withdrawal. Dollar-pegged stablecoins avoid most of that risk, but still carry the exchange difference if your own currency is not the dollar.

CoinWhat to check
BitcoinNetwork, network fee, rate at deposit
USDTNetwork (e.g. TRC20, ERC20), match with the cashier

Crypto and identity checks

A widespread belief is that crypto deposits let you play without verification. With operators that follow the rules, that is not true: identity is checked at the latest before a withdrawal, often earlier. Depositing in crypto to avoid checks only moves the problem to the moment you want your money. If you are new to crypto, start with the smallest amount the cashier accepts and confirm it was credited.

Frequently asked questions

Is a crypto deposit anonymous?
No. The operator still requires identity verification, especially before withdrawals.
What if I send on the wrong network?
The funds may be lost. Always check the network before confirming.
Do bonuses apply to crypto deposits?
Terms sometimes exclude them. Check the bonus terms.

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