Funding an account · Crypto cashier
Deposits at Cloudbet are made in cryptocurrency and credit as soon as the network confirms the transaction — often within minutes. Bitcoin leads the list, joined by several other major coins and stablecoins.
Sending a first deposit in three steps
The cashier issues a unique address for each coin. The player sends funds from an external wallet to that address, and the balance appears after the required confirmations.
Open the cashier and pick a coin
After logging in, the player opens Deposit and selects the cryptocurrency to send — for example Bitcoin, or USDT on a chosen network.
Copy the address or scan the QR code
Cloudbet displays a deposit address and matching QR code. The player copies the address or scans the code in their wallet app.
Send from an external wallet
The player sends the amount and waits for network confirmations. The balance credits automatically once the transaction confirms on-chain.
Coins and networks Cloudbet accepts
Beyond Bitcoin, Cloudbet supports leading coins and stablecoins across common networks. Stablecoin users pick the network deliberately, since fees and speed differ between them.
| Coin | Networks | Typical confirmation | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Bitcoin | Minutes | The default; credits after network confirmations |
| Ethereum (ETH) | ERC-20 | Minutes | Fees rise when the network is busy |
| Tether (USDT) | ERC-20, TRC-20 | Minutes | TRC-20 is usually the cheapest route |
| USD Coin (USDC) | ERC-20 | Minutes | Stable value pegged to the US dollar |
| Litecoin (LTC) | Litecoin | Minutes | Low fees, fast confirmations |
| Dogecoin (DOGE) | Dogecoin | Minutes | Very low transfer cost |
Minimum amounts and who pays the network fee
Minimums are small and vary by coin; the cashier shows the current figure for the selected asset before the player sends. The transfer also carries a blockchain network fee, which goes to the network's validators rather than to Cloudbet. Choosing an efficient network — USDT on TRC-20, for instance — keeps that cost low and avoids tiny "dust" amounts getting stuck.
When a deposit hasn't arrived
A pending deposit almost always resolves on its own once the blockchain confirms it. The table maps each symptom to its cause and the action that helps.
| Symptom | Cause | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Still pending | Awaiting confirmations | Wait; confirmation time depends on the network |
| Nothing received | Sent on the wrong network | Check the transaction; contact support with the TXID |
| Wrong amount showing | Network fee deducted at source | Compare the sent amount against the wallet record |
| Can't locate the transfer | Unsure it was broadcast | Look up the TXID on a blockchain explorer |
Players who need help should contact 24/7 support with the transaction ID (TXID), amount and time — those details let the team trace a transfer quickly.
Lightning Network and instant Bitcoin transfers
For fast, low-fee Bitcoin movement, some players use the Lightning Network. Availability can differ between deposits and withdrawals, so the accurate step is to check the current status in the cashier before relying on it. When Lightning is offered, it settles a Bitcoin transfer almost instantly at minimal cost; when it is not, an efficient on-chain route such as Litecoin or USDT (TRC-20) is the practical alternative.
Getting started without any crypto yet
Players who do not hold crypto buy it first from an exchange or on-ramp service, then transfer it to Cloudbet using the steps above. Those purchases happen outside Cloudbet with a third party, so players follow that provider's own process and fees.
Deposit FAQ
What is the minimum deposit at Cloudbet?
Minimums are small and depend on the coin. The cashier displays the exact minimum for the selected asset before the player confirms the transfer.
Why is a deposit not showing up?
The most common reason is that the transaction is still awaiting network confirmations. If funds were sent on the wrong network, the player should contact support with the TXID so the team can trace it.
Does Cloudbet support the Lightning Network?
Lightning may be available for fast, low-fee Bitcoin transfers, though support can differ between deposits and withdrawals. The cashier shows the current status, which is the reliable place to confirm before using it.
Which crypto has the lowest fees to deposit?
Stablecoins on TRC-20 and coins like Litecoin typically carry the lowest network fees, especially when busier chains such as Bitcoin or Ethereum are congested.
Does Cloudbet accept Interac or CAD (fiat) deposits?
Cloudbet is a crypto-first casino and does not take Interac or Canadian-dollar fiat deposits directly. Canadian players buy crypto from an exchange or on-ramp first, then deposit it — see "Getting started without any crypto yet" above.
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