Bitcoin payments: address, network and confirmations
Bitcoin payment timing depends on the BTC network and the sender fee. A casino cannot confirm a transaction that has not yet received enough blockchain confirmations.
Use the BTC address generated by the current deposit screen. Never substitute an address for another coin or another network.
The fiat equivalent changes with the Bitcoin price, so focus on the BTC amount and the value after network fees.
Confirm that the cashier specifically shows Bitcoin rather than a tokenised BTC product on another chain.
Compare the address carefully or use a QR code from a wallet you trust.
Choose an appropriate miner fee for current network conditions when your wallet allows it.
Save the TXID immediately after broadcasting the transaction.
| Method | Use | Check |
|---|---|---|
| Bank card | Deposit / withdrawal when supported | Currency, limits, cardholder |
| Crypto | Transfer to a network address | Coin, network, address, confirmations |
| USDT | TRC20/ERC20 and other supported networks | Match sending and receiving network |
| Bitcoin | BTC transfer | Check address and network fee |
A transaction visible in the mempool or gaining confirmations is not automatically lost just because the casino balance has not updated yet.
For withdrawal, verify your own BTC receiving address and supported format before submitting the request.
Minimum amounts and processing times can change, so use the current cashier rather than an old guide for numeric limits.
For Bitcoin at Dragon Money, before a deposit or withdrawal, check the amount, currency, payment method and destination details one more time. With crypto, the network matters just as much as the asset name.
On the Bitcoin at Dragon Money page, if a payment is delayed, use the status in your account history and keep the transaction reference for support. Repeating the same request usually does not make processing faster.
Limits, fees and available methods can vary by account and region. In Bitcoin at Dragon Money, treat the terms shown immediately before confirmation as the current terms for that transaction.
