What crypto costs at 1xSlots, and where it costs nothing
The coin you send is the easy part. The balance underneath it decides the rest: whether a percentage comes off at the door, and whether the welcome package is open to you at all.
Bitcoin, USDT and Ethereum pay in and out; a euro balance pays the exchange twice. Four steps to a crypto deposit.
Which coins 1xSlots takes, starting with Bitcoin
Four rows, each with the source that saw it working on a euro account. A timing is a measurement by that source, and the top of the range stays the top.
| Coin or service | What the cashier does with it | Payout time | Our view |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | Deposit and payout, seen in the cashier by Cryptogambler | 0-24 hours | The network fee on the way in belongs to the network and moves with congestion; the casino is not in that part at all. |
| USDT (Tether) | Deposit and payout, seen in the cashier by Cryptogambler | 0-24 hours | A stablecoin keeps the exchange step from moving the number under you while you play. |
| Ethereum | Deposit and payout, seen in the cashier by Cryptogambler | 0-24 hours | Same row as Bitcoin on timing, and the same fee arithmetic on a euro balance. |
| Binance Pay | Deposit and payout, seen in the cashier by casino.guru | about 24 hours | A transfer inside the exchange, with no chain address anywhere in it. |
How many coins the cashier shows in total is a figure the casino publishes nowhere, and the regional cashiers each count their own. The one hard number anybody has is a screenshot from a live ruble account: 45 cryptocurrencies out of 50 methods on that cashier. For a euro account it says only that the coin list is long; the four rows above are the ones with a name behind them. The fiat half of the same cashier, cards and wallets included, is on the payments page: every deposit method with its status.
A crypto account and a euro account are two wallets
Picking the currency took me longer than the rest of the registration form put together, and none of the sources describes a way to change it afterwards. That dropdown decides which of the two accounts you are opening, and it decides it once. A crypto account is opened in a coin: the balance sits in that coin, a deposit lands as the same coin, a payout leaves as the same coin, and no exchange happens anywhere along the line. A euro account is opened in currency. A coin sent to it becomes euros on arrival; a coin taken out of it is bought back from euros on the way. Two exchanges, two fees.
The crypto account pays for its zero fee with the welcome package. The general bonus terms keep crypto accounts out of it, as Webopedia and Cryptogambler both read them, so the player who wants the welcome package that crypto accounts do not get opens in euros and pays the exchange on every coin that passes through. The player who wants the coin to stay a coin opens in the coin and plays without the package. Both are reasonable, and the cashier takes either without comment. The expensive version is the third one: sending coins to a euro balance for a package you then never claim, and paying the exchange twice for the privilege.
Where the exchange fee switches on
2% going in, 4% coming out, and only at the moment a coin meets a fiat balance and has to be exchanged. Webopedia and Cryptogambler print the same two figures. Between a coin and a crypto account the fee is zero by the same two sources, and the casino charges nothing of its own on any method anywhere, which AskGamblers records as no fees on deposits and withdrawals.
Both statements are true at once, and that is where the confusion on other pages comes from. The casino really does take nothing. The charge lives in the exchange step, and the exchange step exists only on a fiat account. A page that says free and leaves out the account type has read half the rule. On top of either version, a network or a payment service can charge on its own side, and that figure belongs to them.
Is crypto faster than a card at 1xSlots?
By the numbers in the table, comfortably. A coin payout runs 0-24 hours by Cryptogambler, and El Dia had one out in under 2 hours on a real-money test run on an Argentine account. A card takes 3-5 business days and a bank transfer 3-7 business days by AskGamblers and Cryptogambler, and the bank route pauses over the weekend on top of that. A coin lands the moment the network confirms it, Saturday included.
Speed has a price tag on a euro balance, and the card sitting next to it has none. So the coin wins on the calendar and loses on the percentage, and which of the two hurts more comes down to the sum: at a hundred euros the percentage is small change, at four figures it is a number you notice on the receipt. I go back and forth on this myself, and I would rather say so than hand you a rule that pretends the answer is the same for everybody.
Paying from an exchange balance with Binance Pay
Binance Pay is the payment service of the Binance exchange. Money moves from a Binance balance into the casino through the systems of the exchange, with no chain address generated and no transfer broadcast anywhere; the exchange settles it in its own books. casino.guru confirms it for deposit and payout on a euro account and measures the payout at about 24 hours, which puts it with the wallets in the table, a shade behind the coin rows.
Whether it counts as crypto depends on the balance it feeds. On a euro account the money arrives as currency and pays the same exchange step as any coin. On a crypto account it arrives as the coin. The same-method rule covers it like everything else: a deposit by Binance Pay comes back through Binance Pay, and a wallet address you never deposited from is the request the cashier declines.
Four steps to a crypto deposit
- 1Pick the coin and the network in the cashierThe cashier names the network it expects for that coin. A transfer sent on a different one is the usual way a crypto deposit goes missing, and it goes missing on your side of the wall.
- 2Copy the address and send the amountThe address is generated for your account alone. Send from your wallet or straight from an exchange; the casino sees only what arrives.
- 3Wait for the network to confirmThe balance updates once the cashier has the confirmations it waits for. Until then the coin is in transit and counts for nothing.
- 4Take it back out to the same walletA payout request goes to the coin and the address the deposit came from. The casino approves it first, the network moves it second.
The payout side runs on the ordinary cashier rules, and a coin buys no exemption from any of them. The deposit has to be played through first, the document check can arrive at a first or a large payout exactly as it does on a card, and the turnover requirement of 300% applies to a coin balance the same way. Anonymity is the word I would drop first: paying in Bitcoin changes the delivery route for the money and leaves every rule around it untouched, and what verification asks for is set out document by document. How a payout request goes and why it gets refused is the withdrawal page.
Five questions about paying in coins
Does 1xSlots charge a fee on Bitcoin deposits?
On a fiat account, yes: 2% of the deposit goes at the exchange into the account currency, by Webopedia and Cryptogambler. On a crypto account the coin stays a coin, there is no exchange and the fee is zero. The casino adds nothing of its own in either case, which is what AskGamblers records.
How fast is a crypto withdrawal?
Cryptogambler puts Bitcoin, USDT and Ethereum payouts at 0-24 hours. El Dia, testing on a live Argentine account with real money, had a coin out in under 2 hours. The casino approves the request first, and the network does its confirmations after that.
Can I get the welcome bonus on a crypto account?
No. The general bonus terms keep crypto accounts out of the welcome package, by Webopedia and Cryptogambler. A fiat account funded with a coin does qualify, and it pays 2% at the exchange for the privilege. The welcome package has the terms themselves.
Is Binance Pay the same as depositing USDT?
No. Binance Pay moves money from a Binance balance through the payment service of the exchange; a USDT deposit is a transfer on a network to an address. Both take a deposit and pay out on a euro account, with Binance Pay measured at about 24 hours by casino.guru.
Is there a limit on crypto withdrawals?
The casino names none for Bitcoin or Ethereum, by casino.guru. A network or an exchange applies its own minimums and caps on the way, and no source names a minimum crypto withdrawal for a euro account.
The coin list, the networks and the current floors are visible only from inside an account, and the currency dropdown on the registration form decides the rest of this page for you. Open it on an empty balance and read it first. It is the one field on that form nobody has documented a way to change.