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How to Deposit at Duel Casino

Every deposit at Duel is on-chain. There is no card processor in the middle, no SEPA delay, no five-day hold. The only thing that can slow a deposit is the chain you pick, so this guide opens with the network choice and works backwards from there.

Open the wallet and pick a coin

Top-right wallet icon → Deposit. Choose from BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, SOL, TRX, BNB, TON, DOGE, BCH, XRP and a Lightning option for BTC. The list is grouped by speed: TRC-20, SOL and Lightning at the top, BTC mainnet at the bottom.

Pin the right network

USDT and USDC each support five networks. The address changes per chain. Picking the wrong one (sending TRC-20 to an ERC-20 address) loses the funds permanently, manual recovery is impossible. Match the chain dropdown on Duel to the chain dropdown on your sending wallet.

Copy the address (or scan the QR)

The deposit address is a fresh sub-address per session, so old screenshots are useless. Tap the copy button or scan the on-screen QR with your wallet. Memo / tag fields are required for XRP and TON, the box turns red if you skip.

Send from your wallet, leave the tab open

Set the network fee to standard (or higher on a busy day). Duel credits the balance after the first confirmation on the chain (instant on Lightning and TRC-20, ~10 minutes on BTC mainnet). The Deposit screen has a live status meter that updates without a page refresh.

Wait for the toast, then start playing

Once the credit lands, a toast appears in the top-right and the wallet icon shows the new balance. From here you can wager immediately, the funds are not held for an extra confirmation period.

Pro tip

Cheap fee playbook

TRC-20 USDT typically settles in 30 seconds for a fee under $1, even at peak. SOL is comparable. Lightning BTC is sub-cent. BTC mainnet is fine for $5,000+ deposits where the absolute fee is small relative to the amount; for anything under $500, take Lightning or TRC-20.

FAQ

Is there a minimum deposit?

Yes, $1 worth of crypto. The on-chain fee on most networks costs more than the platform's $1 floor, so the practical minimum is whatever covers gas plus a usable balance.

Are there platform fees on the deposit?

No. Duel pays the on-chain network fee on the receiving side as well. What you send is what gets credited at the live exchange rate at confirmation time.

I sent the wrong network, can support recover it?

Cross-chain mistakes are unrecoverable, the funds went to a wallet on a different network than the one Duel monitors for that address. Always verify the chain dropdown matches before broadcasting.