USDT: a stablecoin where the network decides

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.

USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. Players like it because its value does not swing the way bitcoin's does. It exists on several networks, however, and that is the most common source of mistakes. Whether USDT is available at Captain, and on which network, is shown at the cashier.

Networks

NetworkCharacteristicWatch for
TRC20 (Tron)Usually low feeAddress starts with T
ERC20 (Ethereum)Fee can be higherAddress starts with 0x
Other networksDepends on the operatorMust match the cashier

Sending on the wrong network can mean losing the funds. The network in your wallet and at the cashier must match.

Deposit

Copy the address from the cashier, check the network, send the amount and wait for confirmations. The deposit is credited in USDT or converted to another currency at the operator's rate. Some operators generate a new address for every deposit; sending to an old one can lose the payment or require manual crediting, so always copy the address right before sending. For the first deposit, send a small amount and wait for it to be credited before sending more.

Withdrawal

Enter an address on the same network. The operator may deduct the network fee. The first withdrawal requires identity verification, as with other methods.

If a deposit isn't credited

First check that you used the right network and address. Then check in a block explorer whether the transaction is confirmed. If it is and the deposit still isn't visible, send support the transaction ID, amount and network; without the ID the operator often cannot find the payment.

If your balance with the operator is held in USDT, bonus terms and limits are expressed in that currency or converted. Check how the maximum bet is defined before playing with a bonus, and remember that USDT is stable against the dollar, not against your own currency.

Frequently asked questions

Is USDT better than bitcoin?
It is more predictable in value. It is not more anonymous and not faster through withdrawal review.
What if I pick the wrong network?
The funds may be lost. Double-check before sending.
Is the network fee always the same?
No, it changes with network load.

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