SpinCity crypto guide: 14 coins explained

14 coins, fast payouts, one golden rule: always pick the right network.

Supported coins

The cashier lists 14 coins, namely Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether, Dogecoin, Tron, BNB, USD Coin, Dash, Cardano, Dai, Avalanche, Ripple and Toncoin. Both the main coins and a range of altcoins are available. Which one is best depends on what you already hold.

Pegged coins track the value of ordinary money, so the balance does not swing with the market. If you do not want market moves to affect your balance, a stablecoin is the simplest choice. Other coins can gain or lose value while the money sits in your account.

Each coin comes with its own minimum, and the cashier shows it. Sending less than the stated minimum may never be credited. New to crypto? Stick to a familiar wallet and a common coin, and send a small first amount while you get used to the steps. For other payment options, see the deposit methods guide.

Step by step

It comes down to three steps: choose the coin, copy the address, send the coins. The details matter more than with ordinary payment methods.

• Open the cashier and tap the coin you want to send
• Set in your wallet the network shown in the cashier
• Never retype the address by hand
• Confirm the payment in your wallet and save the TXID
• Wait for the network confirmations

Pick the correct network in your wallet: this is the most important rule. If the cashier says one network, use exactly that one. For the first transfer from a new wallet, a small test deposit is a cheap insurance. A confirmed test means the route works. Terms like network, TXID and confirmation are explained in our glossary of crypto terms.

Costs and confirmation times

The balance updates after the required number of confirmations. Some networks confirm in seconds, others take longer when they are busy. A block explorer shows exactly where your transaction is.

You pay the network fee; the casino charges nothing on top. Network fees vary between coins and over the day. For small amounts, a low-fee network makes more sense.

Depending on your choice, the money is kept in the coin or converted on arrival. Which balance the deposit goes to is shown in the cashier. With a ZMW account, the deposit appears in ZMW after conversion. The rate used is shown before you confirm, so there are no hidden surprises. How the crypto cashier compares with the rest of the site is covered in the complete SpinCity review.

Withdrawing to a wallet

Crypto is usually the quickest way to get paid. Withdrawals take 12 hours to 3 business days, with crypto generally faster than other methods. Large sums are sometimes reviewed more carefully. The general payout rules are in the guide to cashing out.

Before you request a payout

Read the receiving address and network once more before you confirm. If the address is wrong, the coins are gone. The lowest withdrawal is ZMW 16, with a daily limit of $10,000.

Identity checks apply to crypto withdrawals too. Have your ID and proof of address ready in advance. An active bonus with unfinished wagering will also block the payout, whatever the method. After that, the coins normally arrive without friction.

Does crypto qualify

You can claim the welcome offer with a crypto deposit. With crypto you still need at least ZMW 20 in value to trigger 100% up to ZMW 11,000 + 50 free spins. Tick the bonus option before you send the coins. The full terms of the package are in our welcome bonus guide.

The 35x rollover and the 30-day deadline apply here too. Price swings can affect a bonus held in crypto. A stablecoin takes that problem away.

Crypto-funded real-money play counts toward the weekly 10% cashback as well. Some campaigns are limited to certain methods, so read the terms. Ask support if you are unsure about a specific offer.

Habits that keep coins safe

The market moves up and down, even while the money sits on the balance. For pure gambling, avoid adding market risk on top. Coins kept as an investment should stay out of the casino.

Keep a record of every transaction hash: it proves the payment was sent. Players in Zambia who prefer local methods can still use iCash.One, JetonBank, Airtel, MTN, Zamtel, USDT, MiFinity and BinancePay. Set a budget, whether you pay in coins or in cash.