Bitcoin fees and timing.

Before sending Bitcoin

Do not send funds while the Wallet says deposits are unavailable or under maintenance. Where enabled, the site uses Bitcoin mainnet. One live token is one satoshi. Paper tokens never become live tokens. Local-currency displays are estimates, rather than fiat payment methods or fixed redemption values.

Bitcoin access requires the applicable identity, age, residence, regional and account-security checks. Submitting documents is not approval. Authenticator enrollment and fresh session verification are separate steps. Withdrawal email verification is separate too.

Deposit fees and confirmations

Use the deposit address assigned to your account by the enabled Wallet. An enabled player deposit credits after at least six confirmations. Your sending wallet’s miner fee is separate from the site fee.

A deposit worked example

If the assigned address receives 100,000 satoshis, the 2,500-token site fee leaves 97,500 live tokens after confirmation. A creator deposit reward comes from the site fee; it adds no extra deduction for the player.

Review the withdrawal quote

The minimum requested withdrawal is 10,000 tokens. A quote shows the net amount to your wallet, site processing fee and network reserve before acceptance. Processing rates follow the USD estimate of your available Bitcoin-token balance. The site fee has a 250-token minimum.

Up to 10,000 tokens are reserved for the miner fee; unused reserve is refunded after broadcast. A quote expires after two minutes or a balance change. If network costs exceed its allowance, processing waits for review. Full processing tiers are in Rules & fees.

Your first withdrawal window

The first accepted withdrawal reserves its tokens immediately and begins a full 24-hour minimum release window. Additional requests accepted during that window share its deadline. A quote or rejected request does not start it.

The deadline is the earliest processing time, rather than a guaranteed payment time. Account review, funding, payout availability and Bitcoin network costs can delay processing. Follow the transaction history in your Wallet.