Crypto route preflight
A crypto transfer is defined by both the asset and the network. This guide separates Cloudbet account limits from blockchain fees so a Canadian player can verify the exact route before funds leave a wallet.
Treat the coin and network as one route
Bitcoin has one familiar route, while stablecoins and other assets may be available on more than one blockchain. A matching ticker does not guarantee a matching network. The deposit screen should show the asset, chain and address together; the sending wallet must use the same combination.
Generate or copy the destination only from the signed-in cashier. Compare the first and last characters after pasting it, and use any required memo or destination tag. A saved address from an earlier transfer can be stale if the cashier has issued a new route.
- Match asset and network exactly
- Confirm any memo or destination tag
- Recheck the pasted address
- Use a small test transfer when the route is new
Separate the platform amount from the blockchain fee
The live cashier is the authoritative place for minimums and any amount deducted at withdrawal. The sending wallet may also charge a network fee, and that fee can change with congestion. A deposit advertised without a platform fee can still cost money at the wallet or blockchain layer.
Read the final confirmation screen, not an old review or screenshot. Record the requested amount, the estimated received amount and the selected network before confirming. This makes a later balance difference easier to explain.
- Cashier minimum
- Platform deduction, if shown
- Wallet or network fee
- Estimated amount received
Keep the transaction record until the balance settles
After sending, save the transaction hash and the Cloudbet deposit or withdrawal record. First check the blockchain confirmation state, then the account ledger. A confirmed transaction that has not credited needs a different support record from a transaction still waiting for confirmations.
Do not send the same amount again merely because the first transfer is slow. Verify the chain, confirmation count and account status, then open one support case with the hash, asset, network, amount and time.
- Transaction hash
- Asset and network
- Amount and UTC time
- Account ledger status
Current reference points
Questions players ask
Does a no-fee Cloudbet deposit mean the transfer is free?
Not necessarily. The platform may show no deposit fee while the sending wallet or blockchain still charges a network fee.
Can USDT sent on one network arrive at an address for another network?
Do not assume it can. The asset and network must match the exact route shown in the live cashier.
What evidence is useful when a crypto transfer is missing?
Keep the transaction hash, asset, network, address, amount, UTC time and the matching account-ledger entry.
Last reviewed: 12 August 2026, 14:42 UTC