Bitcoin: the original coin, with its own timing
Methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier.
Some cashiers accept Bitcoin directly. You send BTC from your wallet to an address generated by the cashier, and the deposit is credited after a set number of network confirmations. Bitcoin is widely supported but slower and more volatile than many newer coins, and both points affect bonuses.
Depositing
- Choose Bitcoin in the cashier and copy the address — never type it by hand.
- Check whether the cashier specifies a network or address format.
- Send from your wallet and wait for the confirmations the cashier requires.
- Check the credited amount in your account currency.
Confirmations and timing
Bitcoin blocks arrive roughly every ten minutes on average, and cashiers usually wait for one or more confirmations. When the network is busy, low-fee transactions can wait longer. For a bonus with a short claim window, that delay can matter.
Rate at crediting
If your account is held in a traditional currency, the BTC amount is converted at the rate when it is credited, not when you sent it. A deposit sent just above a bonus minimum may arrive just below it after conversion (illustrative example, not a Magnumbet term).
Bonus eligibility
Some promotions exclude crypto; others run separate crypto offers. Read the method list in bonus terms before sending.
Withdrawing
Give a BTC address you control and double-check it. Verification still applies. Some sites only pay out in crypto if you also deposited in crypto. General steps are on withdrawal.
Fees
Network fees depend on congestion and are paid by the sender. On small deposits the fee can be a noticeable share; check it in your wallet before confirming.
Same coin back
Some cashiers only pay out Bitcoin to players who deposited Bitcoin, and pay others by bank transfer. Check this before your first crypto deposit so you know which route your winnings will take.