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13 ASSETS · 22 ROUTES
SpinCrypto Payments: Coins, Networks and Withdrawals
SpinCrypto uses cryptocurrency payment networks. The exact asset, network and wallet address must match, because confirmed blockchain transfers are generally irreversible.
CASHIER
SpinCrypto assets, networks and transaction checks
Confirm the current route, minimum, fee and limits in the cashier before every transfer.
| Asset | Supported network routes |
|---|---|
 USDT | Tron, Ethereum, Polygon, TON, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Arbitrum One |
 USDC | Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Arbitrum One |
 BTC | Bitcoin |
 ETH | Ethereum |
 SOL | Solana |
 XRP | XRP Ledger |
 LTC | Litecoin |
 TRX | Tron |
 DOGE | Dogecoin |
 BNB | BNB Smart Chain |
 GRAM | TON |
 POL | Polygon |
 ARB | Arbitrum One |
Match the network
Select exactly the same network in your wallet and in the SpinCrypto cashier.
Verify the address
Check the destination, memo or tag where required, amount and network before confirming.
Deposits
Only supported crypto-assets should be sent to the address generated for the selected network. Deposits should originate from a wallet owned or lawfully controlled by the player. Confirmations and arrival times depend on the blockchain and the operator’s controls.
Do not reuse an address unless the cashier states that it remains valid. Do not send unsupported assets or use a network that is not shown for that deposit route.
Withdrawals
Withdrawal requests can be subject to identity, wallet ownership, AML, sanctions, fraud and security checks. The Player Account and Fund Management Policy describes a closed-loop principle: where possible, funds are returned to a wallet previously used for deposits.
A different withdrawal wallet can require proof of ownership and enhanced due diligence. Processing can vary because of regulatory review, blockchain congestion or account security checks.
Crypto transfers are irreversible.
A wrong network, asset, address or missing destination tag can result in loss. Customer support may be unable to recover an on-chain transfer.
Ownership may be verified
SpinCrypto may request a signed message, transaction evidence or other proof that the player controls a wallet.
Risk-based checks apply
Bank records, employment information, transaction history or other evidence may be requested where law or risk assessment requires it.
Protect the account
Use a unique password, enable multi-factor authentication where available and report unauthorised access immediately.
Times and fees can change
Network load, asset routes, internal limits and compliance checks affect the final transaction experience.
HOW DEPOSITS WORK
How to deposit crypto at SpinCrypto
Which cryptocurrencies does SpinCrypto accept? USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, LTC, TRX, DOGE, BNB, GRAM, POL and ARB — but only on the exact network shown in the cashier. Follow these steps for every deposit.
Before you send
- Open the cashier and pick the asset first
- Copy a fresh deposit address for that exact network
- Check memo or destination tag where required
- Send a small test amount on the first transfer
What slows a deposit
- Wrong network or unsupported asset
- Missing memo/tag on XRP and similar routes
- Blockchain congestion before confirmation
- Deposits from wallets the player does not control
WITHDRAWALS
How withdrawals leave SpinCrypto
How do withdrawals work? Request to the cashier, then security, AML and wallet-ownership checks, then on-chain transfer — usually back along the closed-loop route to a previously used deposit wallet.
Closed-loop rule
Where possible, funds return to a wallet previously used for deposits. A different withdrawal wallet can require proof of ownership and enhanced due diligence before release.
Why a withdrawal is delayed
Regulatory review, blockchain congestion, account security checks, or an incomplete KYC file. Keep the transaction hash until funds land and answer verification requests early.
WRONG NETWORK
What happens if the network is wrong
What happens if the wrong network is used? Confirmed blockchain transfers are generally irreversible — a wrong asset, network, address or missing tag can mean permanent loss that support cannot recover.
Check three things every time:
Asset matches, network matches exactly, address plus memo/tag copied fresh from the cashier. Never reuse an old address unless the cashier states it remains valid.
VERIFICATION
Wallet ownership, KYC and source of funds
Can SpinCrypto verify wallet ownership? Yes — a signed message, transaction evidence or other proof that the player controls the wallet. Identity, age, address, source of funds or source of wealth can follow where law or risk assessment requires it.
Prepare in advance
Use wallets owned or lawfully controlled by the player. Refused routes include sanctioned wallets, mixers, tumblers and prohibited fund sources under the fund policy.
Player fund protection
Balances are recorded in the Player Account and held separately from operational funds, used only for licensed gaming. No interest is paid and funds are not lent or invested.
Which cryptocurrencies does SpinCrypto accept?
USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, LTC, TRX, DOGE, BNB, GRAM, POL and ARB on the networks in the table above. Confirm the live list in the cashier before every transfer.
Which USDT networks does SpinCrypto support?
Tron, Ethereum, Polygon, TON, BNB Smart Chain, Solana and Arbitrum One. Select the identical network in the wallet and the cashier.
How do deposits work?
Open the cashier, pick asset and network, copy a fresh address, send from a wallet the player owns or controls, and wait for network confirmation.
How do withdrawals work?
Request in the cashier; funds usually return closed-loop to a previous deposit wallet after security and verification checks. A new wallet needs proof of ownership.
What if the network is wrong?
Confirmed transfers are generally irreversible and can be lost permanently. Check asset, network, address and memo/tag before confirming.
Can SpinCrypto verify the wallet?
Yes — signed message, transaction evidence or other ownership proof, plus identity or source-of-funds checks where required.
Why is a withdrawal delayed?
Regulatory review, blockchain congestion, security checks or incomplete verification. Answer KYC requests early and keep the transaction hash.