শুক্রবার, ১২ সেপ্টেম্বর ২০২৫, ০২:৩৮ পূর্বাহ্ন
Recommendation: prefer USDT on the TRC20 network for deposits; expect near-instant crediting, typical on-chain fees under $1, confirmation within seconds. Send a small test transfer of $5–10 before moving larger sums; set your main deposit threshold at no less than $20 to avoid fee erosion on small inflows.
Token choices with metrics: USDT-TRC20 – latency: ~1–5 s, fees: <$1; USDT-ERC20 or USDC-ERC20 – latency: ~1–5 min when gas low, gas cost commonly $5–$50; BTC – latency: 10–60 min depending on mempool, miner fee usually $1–$30; XRP – latency: seconds, network fee negligible; stablecoins reduce exposure to price swings during transit.
Execution checklist: choose token plus exact network; copy deposit address from the platform, confirm network label matches wallet selection; perform a small test transfer first; monitor confirmations on a block explorer; include memo/tag when required for XRP, XLM, BNB or similar chains; keep the transaction ID for support follow up.
Risk controls: enable two-factor authentication; use address whitelisting where available; prefer withdrawals to known external wallets after a small test; complete identity verification to raise withdrawal limits; if funds are not credited within expected confirmation windows, provide the TXID to support with timestamp and originating address for faster resolution.
Verify the deposit address and network, then send a small test transfer before moving the full amount: typical test sizes are 0.0001 BTC or 0.01 ETH.
1. Open the account’s deposit page and choose Bitcoin; copy the exact on-chain address using the site’s copy button – avoid typing it manually.
2. If the platform lists network types, select “Bitcoin (mainnet)” unless a Lightning option is explicitly shown and you intend a Lightning transfer.
3. Send a micro transfer first (0.0001 BTC). Use your wallet’s recommended fee level for confirmation within 10–60 minutes; if you need faster confirmation, choose a higher fee or priority option in the wallet.
4. Track the transaction using the TXID on a block explorer. Typical crediting occurs after 1–3 confirmations on many sites; larger amounts may require more confirmations.
5. After the test arrives, send the remaining amount. If funds do not appear after expected confirmations, open a support ticket and include the TXID, amount, sending address, receiving address shown on the deposit page, and timestamp.
1. On the deposit page select Ethereum (ETH) and copy the ERC‑20/ETH mainnet address shown. Confirm the page explicitly labels “Ethereum” or “ERC‑20”.
2. Send a small test (0.01 ETH) first. Use your wallet’s gas recommendation for a 1–5 minute confirmation window; wallets typically offer slow/normal/fast presets – choose normal or fast if you need quicker crediting.
3. Avoid sending ETH or tokens over alternative chains (Polygon, Arbitrum, BSC) unless the deposit page explicitly lists those networks for deposit, otherwise funds may be lost.
4. Monitor the TXID on Etherscan. Many services credit after ~12 confirmations; if crediting takes longer, contact support with the TXID, amount, and both addresses.
General tips: confirm minimum and maximum deposit thresholds on the deposit page before sending, always copy‑paste addresses, keep the TXID for support, and prefer test transfers for first‑time deposits.
Use USDT on TRC20 for lowest on-chain cost; choose BTC or ETH native networks for large-value transfers and use a small test transfer before committing a full amount.
BTC – native Bitcoin network. Typical required confirmations: 2–6. Recommended minimum deposit per tx: 0.0005 BTC. Recommended maximum per tx without prior approval: 5 BTC. Typical network fee range: 0.00001–0.0005 BTC depending on congestion.
ETH – native Ethereum (for ERC‑20 tokens use ERC‑20 network). Confirmations usually 12–30. Min deposit: 0.01 ETH. Max per tx without KYC: 200 ETH. Gas fees vary; expect $1–$30 per transfer on mainnet.
USDT – supported on TRON (TRC20), Ethereum (ERC20) and Bitcoin (OMNI). TRC20: min 10 USDT, near-zero fees (~0.1 USDT), confirmations 1–3. ERC20: min 20 USDT, gas fee applies. OMNI: legacy support only; check address type before sending.
USDC – ERC20 and SOL networks supported. ERC20 min 20 USDC (gas applies). SOL min 10 USDC with sub-cent fees. Recommended network based on wallet compatibility and fee tolerance.
LTC – Litecoin network. Min 0.1 LTC. Max per tx typically 1,000 LTC unless agreed otherwise. Low fees (fractions of a dollar) and confirmations 1–6.
DOGE – Dogecoin network. Min 100 DOGE. Max per tx often set at 1,000,000 DOGE. Very low fees, confirmations 1–6.
BCH – Bitcoin Cash network. Min 0.01 BCH. Low fees, confirmations 1–3.
SOL – Solana network for SOL and SPL tokens. Min 0.01 SOL for SOL; SPL stablecoins min 10. Very low fees and fast finality.
Hardware wallets (Ledger, Trezor): use for storing and sending large sums; sign on device and verify address visually. Recommended for deposits > 1 BTC or equivalent.
Non‑custodial hot wallets (MetaMask for ERC‑20, Trust Wallet, Phantom for SOL): convenient for frequent deposits; ensure network selection matches the deposit address (e.g., TRC20 vs ERC20).
Custodial exchange wallets: fast on/off ramps and fiat conversion, but counterparty risk and internal withdrawal limits apply; check exchange withdrawal minimums and fees before using.
Web wallets / WalletConnect: good for browser-based deposits; confirm domain and connection details before approving any transfer.
Always send a small test transfer first: suggested test amounts – 0.0001 BTC, 0.01 ETH, 5–10 USDT (TRC20) or equivalent. Verify arrival and required confirmations, then send the remainder.
Default per-transaction limits without KYC: minimums listed above; typical maximums without verification: BTC 5, ETH 200, USDT 500,000 (network dependent). Daily caps often mirror per-tx max; monthly caps usually 3–10x daily cap. To increase limits, complete identity verification and contact support with the exact increase request.
Recommendation: use TRC20 USDT or BEP20 BNB for fastest, lowest‑cost transfers (1–3 confirmations, sub‑minute arrival, fees typically <$0.10); for large-value transfers prefer BTC with SegWit addresses and plan for 30–60+ minutes and higher fees.
BTC (Bitcoin) – Avg block: ~10 min; typical confirmations required: 2–6; on‑chain arrival: 20–90 minutes (3 conf ≈ 30–45 min); fee estimate: $1–20+ (SegWit/Bech32 savings ~30–50% vs legacy); recommendation: use SegWit/Bech32 to cut fees and avoid high‑priority mempool periods.
ETH (ERC‑20 tokens, e.g., USDT/USDC on Ethereum) – Avg block: ~12–14 s; confirmations required: 12–30; arrival: 3–10 minutes; fee estimate: $1–50+ (depends on gas price; typical range $3–20); recommendation: choose token transfers during low gas windows or use L2/alternative chains below.
USDT (TRC20, Tron) – Avg block: ~3 s; confirmations required: 1–3; arrival: <1 minute; fee estimate: ~0–0.05 USD (paid in TRX or via bandwidth); recommendation: best for instant, negligible‑cost deposits.
BNB (BEP20, BSC) – Avg block: ~3 s; confirmations required: 1–3; arrival: <1–2 minutes; fee estimate: ~$0.01–0.50; recommendation: low cost and fast for most transfers; use BEP20 addresses only.
SOL (Solana) – Avg block: <1 s; confirmations required: 1–2; arrival: <1 minute; fee estimate: ~$0.0005–0.02; recommendation: excellent for sub‑second settlement and tiny fees, but confirm address compatibility.
XRP (Ripple) – Ledger time: ~3–5 s; confirmations required: 1; arrival: <1 minute; fee estimate: ~0.00001–0.01 XRP (negligible USD); recommendation: very fast and cheap when destination accepts XRP on‑chain.
ADA (Cardano) – Block time: ~20 s; confirmations required: 5–20; arrival: 2–15 minutes; fee estimate: ~$0.20–1.00; recommendation: low fee, predictable timing – include correct memo when required.
LTC (Litecoin) – Block time: ~2.5 min; confirmations required: 2–6; arrival: 5–30 minutes; fee estimate: ~$0.01–0.50; recommendation: good BTC alternative for moderate fees and faster blocks.
DOGE (Dogecoin) – Block time: ~1 min; confirmations required: 2–6; arrival: 2–15 minutes; fee estimate: ~$0.01–0.50; recommendation: inexpensive and quick for small transfers; check required confirmations for larger sums.
BCH (Bitcoin Cash) – Block time: ~10 min; confirmations required: 1–3 (often lower than BTC); arrival: 10–40 minutes; fee estimate: ~$0.001–0.50; recommendation: low fees and BTC‑like UX but faster confirmations acceptable for many deposits.
MATIC (Polygon) – Block/finality: seconds; confirmations required: 1–2; arrival: <1 minute; fee estimate: <$0.01–0.10; recommendation: choose Polygon for cheap ERC20‑style transfers with fast finality.
Quick rules: always send to the correct network type (ERC20 vs TRC20 vs BEP20 vs native), include memo/tag when required, and for large transfers split into a small test transaction first to verify address, required confirmations and arrival timing.
Verify identity before requesting a withdrawal – accounts with completed KYC typically pass payouts within 1–24 hours; unverified accounts face holds, larger manual reviews or outright rejections.
Required documents: government-issued photo ID (passport, national ID, driver’s licence), proof of address dated within 90 days (utility bill, bank statement), and a selfie holding the ID plus a handwritten date. File format: JPG/PNG/PDF; max file size 5 MB each.
Verification tiers: basic (ID only) – ~24–72 hours; enhanced (ID + proof of address + selfie) – ~1–24 hours after upload; expedited checks available with live video or certified ID checks in some operators – typically completed within 1–2 hours. If a document is rejected, resubmit images at 300–600 dpi, with all corners visible and no edits.
Typical minimums, network fee ranges, confirmation targets and example daily maximums are shown below – use this table as a practical reference when planning a payout. Values are examples; always check the operator’s current values before submitting a request.
| Asset | Min withdrawal (example) | Typical network fee | Required confirmations | Example daily max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 0.0005 BTC | 0.0001–0.0005 BTC | 1–3 confirmations | 2 BTC |
| ETH | 0.01 ETH | 0.002–0.02 ETH (gas-dependent) | 12–24 confirmations | 50 ETH |
| USDT (ERC20) | 10 USDT | 5–15 USDT (gas-dependent) | 12–30 confirmations | 100,000 USDT |
| USDT (TRC20) | 1 USDT | 0.1–1 USDT | 20–60 confirmations | 100,000 USDT |
| LTC | 0.1 LTC | 0.001–0.01 LTC | 6–12 confirmations | 500 LTC |
Processing checklist:
1) Complete KYC and wait for explicit approval notification before initiating a withdrawal. Unapproved KYC commonly causes automatic cancellation.
2) Whitelist destination addresses when available; many platforms block transfers to non-whitelisted addresses. Verify address prefix and chain (e.g., BTC starts with 1/3/bc1; TRC20 uses TR prefix).
3) For large transfers, send a small test amount first (0.5–2% of total or the minimum withdrawal) to confirm address and chain match.
4) Choose the network with lowest total cost that the recipient wallet supports (TRC20 often cheaper than ERC20 for USDT). Confirm token and chain selection three times before submission.
5) Enable and use two-factor authentication (TOTP or hardware) and confirm withdrawal via email; withdrawals without 2FA are frequently limited or delayed.
6) Monitor transaction status: after operator approval, use the provided txid to track on the relevant block explorer. If pending beyond the listed processing window, open a support ticket including txid, KYC ID and timestamp.
Dispute handling: keep screenshots of the withdrawal page, confirmation emails, and the destination wallet balance. If a manual review requests further documents, submit within 24 hours to avoid escalating hold periods.
Use a fresh receiving address for every deposit when the destination issues a new one; always perform a small test transfer before sending the full amount.
Technical notes: change outputs in UTXO systems do not equal the original sending address; they are controlled by the sender’s wallet, often appearing as a separate receiving address. Use wallet settings to reveal change addresses for auditing. For account-based chains, missing memo/tag remains the single largest source of uncredited deposits.
Choose deposit promos with wagering ≤35x, slot contribution ≥90%, max-bet while completing rollover ≤0.5% of bonus value, expiry ≥14 days, KYC only required at withdrawal stage.
Verify current promo status at bas win login, note bonus type (match, free spins, no-wager), recorded currency, expiry timestamp.
Formula: wagering target = applicable stake × multiplier. “Applicable stake” equals bonus amount if “bonus-only” applies, or deposit+bonus if operator counts both. Example A, deposit 0.01 BTC, 100% match bonus 0.01 BTC, 30x bonus-only → target = 0.01 × 30 = 0.3 BTC. Example B, same promo but deposit+bonus counts → target = 0.02 × 30 = 0.6 BTC. Contribution rates commonly: slots 100%, video slots 100%, video poker 50–75%, blackjack 5–10%, roulette 5%, live dealer 0–10% depending on provider; apply those percentages when calculating effective wager progress.
Watch for max bet caps during rollover, often expressed as fixed amount (e.g., 0.01 BTC) or percentage of bonus (0.5%); breaching this rule voids winnings from bonus play. Many operators limit conversion of bonus winnings to a multiplier of the deposit, typical caps range 3×–10× the deposit, or absolute limits such as 1 BTC per promo.
Minimum deposit thresholds for bonus eligibility typically 0.0005–0.01 BTC or stablecoin equivalent. Expiration windows run 7–30 days; expired unused bonus funds are forfeited. Withdrawals from accounts with outstanding rollover are blocked. KYC must be completed before any fiat conversion or large withdrawal; failure to provide documents can lead to bonus cancellation.
Red flags: promos with wagering >50x, opaque contribution tables, exclusions of entire game categories without clear list, hidden max-cashout clauses, accept-only specific chains with non-standard conversion rates, acceptance of mixers/tumblers. Check T&Cs for excluded jurisdictions, prohibited play styles, simultaneous bonus restrictions, network fee responsibilities, confirmation count requirements per blockchain.
Best practice: capture screenshots of bonus terms at time of opt-in, record deposit TXIDs, calculate required turnover immediately after receiving bonus, prioritize high-contribution slots for faster completion, avoid high-variance table play while rollover active.
If a deposit remains at 0 confirmations after 30 minutes, capture the transaction hash (TXID), sender address, destination address, exact amount, timestamp and a screenshot of the wallet plus the block explorer page; then open a support ticket including those items.
Paste the TXID into a public explorer for the blockchain used and note: confirmations count, mempool status, block height, and any error text. Expected confirmation ranges used by many platforms: Bitcoin 3–6 confirmations, Ethereum 12 confirmations, Binance Smart Chain 15 confirmations. If the explorer shows “unconfirmed” or “pending” with a low fee, the transfer may sit in the mempool until fee conditions change.
If the fee is too low, try wallet-side remedies: for wallets that support Replace-By-Fee (RBF) enable RBF and resend with higher fee; if RBF is unavailable use Child-Pays-For-Parent (CPFP) from a wallet that can spend the unconfirmed output with a higher fee. If you cannot perform RBF/CPFP, include a screenshot of your wallet’s transaction details in the ticket and state whether your wallet broadcast succeeded.
On rare chain reorganizations a transaction can be removed from the canonical chain until it is re-included. If the TXID disappears from the explorer, wait until a new TXID is created or re-broadcast. If funds are not re-broadcast by your wallet within 2 hours, supply the original raw transaction hex (if available), prior TXID, and timestamps to support so the operator can verify and advise recovery steps.
If assets were sent on a mismatched network (for example an ERC20-format token sent on a BEP20 address), label the ticket “Wrong network transfer” and attach: TXID, explorer link, source chain, destination chain, token contract address, wallet type and exact amount. Recovery usually requires manual intervention and may take 2–10 business days; recovery fees often apply.
If the explorer lists multiple TXIDs for the same inputs (RBF or double-spend), include all related TXIDs and the sequence of timestamps. Indicate whether you initiated a replace transaction from your wallet or a third party attempted a double-spend. Support can reconcile which TXID the site credited.
Some systems automatically return funds when the network rejects a deposit; refunds normally appear in the sender wallet within 24–72 hours after chain finality. If a refund does not appear in that window, provide the original TXID, refund TXID (if present), and screenshots of both explorer pages.
Required fields: account ID or registered email, TXID, network name, sending address, receiving address on the platform, exact amount, timestamp (UTC), block explorer URL, wallet type/version, screenshots of wallet + explorer. Add raw transaction hex when available. Tickets missing these items cause delays.
Preferred channels: official support ticket system (enter all required fields), then support email if ticket form is unavailable, then live chat for short status checks only. Do not share private keys or seed phrases in any channel.
Sample subject: “Deposit stuck – TXID [paste TXID] – [network name]”. Sample body: “Account: [email or ID]. TXID: [paste]. Network: [name]. Sent from: [address]. Destination address: [address on site]. Amount: [exact]. Time (UTC): [timestamp]. Explorer link: [URL]. Wallet: [software/hardware name and version]. Actions taken: [RBF/CPFP/rebroadcast]. Attached: screenshots and raw hex (if available).”
Bass Win typically supports major coins such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC) and several stablecoins like USDT and USDC. For stablecoins you may see multiple network choices (for example ERC‑20, TRC‑20, BSC). Token support and available networks can vary by region and by the cashier settings on the site, so check the casino’s deposit page before sending funds. Always match the coin and network in your sending wallet to the network shown on the Bass Win deposit screen — sending a token over the wrong chain can lead to permanent loss of funds. If the cashier shows more than one network option for the same token, the fees and confirmation speed will differ by network.
Log into your Bass Win account and open the cashier or payments section, then select the crypto you want to deposit. The site will present an address and often a QR code for the chosen currency and network. Copy that exact address into your wallet’s send field or scan the QR code. If the token requires a memo, tag or destination tag (some ripple/stellar tokens do), include it exactly as shown. It’s a good practice to send a small test amount first to confirm the address and network match. After sending, monitor the transaction on the blockchain using the transaction ID (TXID); once the required number of confirmations is reached the deposit status on Bass Win should update and funds will show in your account. If the deposit does not appear after confirmations, save the TXID and any screenshots before contacting support.
Withdrawal handling depends on whether Bass Win uses automated payouts or manual review. Small, routine withdrawals are often processed automatically and can be sent to your wallet within minutes to a few hours after your request. Larger withdrawals frequently undergo manual checks and identity verification; that process can add 24–72 hours or longer depending on volume and compliance requirements. After the casino releases the payment, blockchain confirmation times depend on the chosen coin and network (for example BTC can take longer than USDT on TRC‑20). Check the withdrawal page for minimum and maximum amounts and any KYC requirements — many casinos require verified identity before they process higher-value withdrawals.
Bass Win may charge internal processing or conversion fees for some cryptocurrencies, but the primary cost you’ll pay is the blockchain network fee (miner or gas fee) when sending or receiving funds. If the casino converts your deposit between tokens or to fiat, a spread or conversion fee can apply as well. To reduce costs choose tokens and networks with lower fees (for example some players prefer TRC‑20 USDT or BSC over ERC‑20 when supported), send larger but fewer transactions to avoid repeated fixed fees, and compare the cashier’s displayed fee or rate before confirming. Your wallet can also show an estimated network fee before you send, so review that and choose an appropriate gas price if your wallet allows manual settings.
First, locate the transaction ID (TXID) in your sending wallet or on the exchange you used. Use a blockchain explorer for the correct network to confirm the TXID, the number of confirmations, the recipient address and the timestamp. Verify you sent the correct token and network that Bass Win requested. If the transaction shows as confirmed on the blockchain but the casino balance does not reflect it, open a support ticket and include: your Bass Win account ID, the TXID, amount, receiving address shown by the site, network used, time of transaction, and screenshots of the wallet/send receipt and the explorer view. Do not share private keys. Typical response times vary; simple cases are often resolved within a day while complex recovery (such as funds sent to the wrong network) can take longer and may require manual intervention or incur a recovery fee. Keep all documentation until the case is closed.
