18+ · T&Cs Apply
Payments
- Coins accepted
- 15
- KYC
- When the casino asks
- Provably fair
- Yes
- Licence
- Anjouan License +1
- Est.
- 2017
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Live data November 2026
A crypto casino takes deposits and pays withdrawals in Bitcoin, Ether, USDT and other coins. The ranking on this page is live and lists casinos with a review on this site that accept crypto, each with the coins it lists, its KYC and provably fair status where recorded, and the licence it states.
Further down: how a deposit works, and why the network you send on matters as much as the coin.
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Coins, KYC and provably fair show what is recorded for each casino. A dash means not recorded yet, not a no. Check the cashier page for the networks each coin runs on.
18+ · T&Cs Apply
18+ · T&Cs Apply
18+ · T&Cs Apply
18+ · T&Cs Apply
No casino in this list matches the filter.
Coins: the payment methods each casino lists. KYC and provably fair: as recorded in our data for each casino. Withdrawal times are not shown because we have not timed them. Offers as stated by the casino; availability depends on your country. 18+, T&Cs apply.
Short answer
The one that accepts your coin on a network you can afford to use, names a licence you can look up, and says in its terms when it asks for ID. Pick the network with care: the fee for the same coin differs by network, and your wallet shows an estimate before you send.
not per dollar; your wallet shows an estimate
send on the network the casino names
a crypto deposit cannot be charged back
higher in some countries
A network fee is charged per transfer, not per dollar, so one larger deposit costs less in fees than several small ones.
Minimum age to gamble, higher in some countries. A crypto deposit cannot be charged back, so set a budget before you send.
Fees of two $50 top-ups against one $100 deposit on the same network: the fee is charged per transfer.
Chargebacks on a crypto deposit. A transfer to a wrong address is gone.
Bitcoin's target block interval; each casino decides how many confirmations it waits for.
Pay with Live
Each coin page lists the casinos that accept it, the networks it runs on and how deposits work.
Counts are the reviewed casinos that list each coin as a payment method, read live. A casino can add or drop a coin before its review is updated. Prices and 12-month changes are live from Chainlink price feeds.
How crypto deposits work
The general steps. Your casino's cashier page names the exact networks, minimums and fees.
Fees are per transfer, so one planned deposit inside your budget costs less in fees than several small top-ups.
Network fees Live
The network fee for one transfer right now, on the networks casino cashiers list most. The fee goes to the network, not the casino.
The network fee is paid to the chain, not to the casino, and it is the same for a $20 deposit as for a $2,000 one. On a small deposit it can be a large share, so one larger top-up costs less in fees than several small ones.
Keep a little of the fee coin in your wallet and send a small test amount first. A transfer on the wrong network can be lost.
Live fees: read from each network every ten minutes, latest Nov 12, 2026, 10:50 PM UTC; dollar values at the coin's live price. USDT on TRON: 64,285 energy and about 345 bytes of bandwidth at the chain's prices, for an account with no staked energy; an address with no USDT yet takes 130,285 energy, about twice the fee. USDT on Ethereum: 46,455 gas, measured for a transfer to an address that already holds USDT, at the current gas price. USDT on BNB Smart Chain: 34,802 gas, measured for a transfer to an address that already holds USDT, at the current gas price. USDT on Solana: the 5,000-lamport base fee, to an existing token account and without priority fees. Bitcoin: a 141-vbyte SegWit payment at mempool.space's half-hour fee rate. Litecoin: a 141-vbyte SegWit payment at litecoinspace.org's half-hour fee rate. Casino minimums and any withdrawal fee come on top.
Casino types
Each type page ranks the casinos listed under it and explains what the label covers.
Licence and safety
A licence tells you who supervises the casino and where to complain. It does not protect a coin balance the way a bank deposit is protected.
| Licence | Who issues it | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Curaçao | Curaçao Gaming Authority | Look up the licence number in the authority's public register before you deposit. |
| Anjouan | The Anjouan government's offshore licensing body | Find the licence number in the casino's footer and check it with the issuer. |
| Malta (MGA), UK (UKGC) | Malta Gaming Authority, UK Gambling Commission | Expect ID checks before you play; check which coins the casino accepts. |
The licences shown in the ranking are those each casino states. Check the number with the issuer.
Glossary
An online casino that takes deposits and pays withdrawals in cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, Ether or USDT. A casino can also offer its own games, such as dice or crash, with results you can check yourself (provably fair).
Two parts add up: the casino's own approval, which can include an ID check, and the network transfer. On the network a TRON transfer settles in about a minute and an Ethereum transfer is final in about 13 minutes. Casino approval times vary and are stated in each casino's terms.
It depends on the country you live in, not on the coin. A casino may hold an offshore licence, for example from Curaçao or Anjouan, and some countries block or ban online casinos. Check your country page before you sign up.
It depends on your country. A country may tax gambling winnings, and may treat selling or swapping crypto as a taxable disposal, even when the coins came from a casino. Check your tax authority's rules or ask an adviser.
The network matters as much as the coin: the same coin can run on several networks with different fees. A fee is charged per transfer, not per dollar, so one planned deposit costs less in fees than several small top-ups. Your wallet shows an estimate before you send.
The deposit may never reach your casino balance, and a blockchain transfer cannot be reversed. A casino may or may not be able to recover it. Copy the address from the cashier page, pick the network it names and send a small test first.
It depends on the casino's terms: some ask for ID at sign-up, some at a deposit threshold or the first withdrawal, some when they see a reason to. Read the KYC section of the terms before you deposit. See no-KYC crypto casinos for what that label covers.
The casino commits to a hashed server seed before you bet, you add your own client seed, and each result is calculated from both. After the seed is revealed you can recompute every result. It proves a result was not changed after the bet; it does not remove the house edge.
Play safely
Gambling is for adults only. Check the minimum age where you live, which can be higher than 18.
Responsible gaming →A crypto deposit cannot be charged back. Send only what you can afford to lose.
Set a budget →A balance in BTC or ETH can lose value while you play. Stablecoins remove that swing, not the house edge.
Stablecoins explained →Free, confidential help is available if gambling stops being fun.
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