Coins

Coins and payouts

The coin you deposit with decides your fees, your speed and sometimes your bonus. Here is how the majors compare and who actually pays out fast.

Bitcoin casinos

Every casino we track accepts BTC, and most price their bonuses in it. On-chain withdrawals depend on network load, so casinos that support Lightning move from minutes to seconds. If you play with bitcoin, weight our payout-speed column heavily: it is measured in BTC on every review.

Ethereum casinos

ETH is universally accepted and fast, but gas fees make small withdrawals expensive. Several casinos batch ETH payouts to save fees, which slows them down. For frequent small cashouts an L2 or a stablecoin is usually the better rail.

Litecoin and Dogecoin

The quiet workhorses. Both settle in about two minutes with fees measured in cents, which is why grinders love them. BC.Game and BitStarz have the widest altcoin menus of the casinos on our Top 10.

Stablecoins

USDT and USDC remove the volatility problem: your bankroll is worth the same tomorrow. Check which network the casino uses, the same USDT costs cents on Tron and much more on Ethereum mainnet. Betplay and Stake handle stablecoin payouts cleanly.

Instant withdrawals

Instant means the casino signs the transaction the moment you request it, no manual review queue. Stake, Roobet and Rollbit did that in every one of our tests. Anything over an hour at a crypto casino is a process problem, and the score reflects it.

KYC and privacy, honestly

Marketing says anonymous, reality says almost. Most crypto casinos let you play with just an email, but anti-money-laundering rules mean verification can be demanded at any point, usually at a big withdrawal. Assume KYC can happen, keep documents ready, and never play anywhere you would not be willing to verify. Casinos that spring surprise document requests lose points in our reviews.