Crypto payments: coins, networks and fees

Crypto in a casino cashier means one thing in practice: you move value from a wallet you control to an address the operator gives you, without a bank in between. What looks simple has two choices that matter — the coin and the network — and one rule that never changes: a confirmed transaction cannot be undone. This page explains how crypto deposits and withdrawals generally work at a casino such as Garage, how stablecoins differ from Bitcoin and how to avoid the mistakes that cost money. Every other method is on the payments page.

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Coins and networks

A coin is what you send; a network is the blockchain it travels on. Bitcoin runs on its own network. Stablecoins such as USDT exist on several networks at once, and a deposit address belongs to exactly one of them. Sending the right coin on the wrong network is the most common crypto mistake in any cashier. The cashier names the network next to each address — copy that, not the default in your wallet. The Bitcoin page covers the specifics of BTC.

How to deposit with crypto

Open the cashier, choose “Deposit” and select the coin and the network.
Copy the address (or scan the QR code) and, if the cashier shows one, the memo or tag.
In your wallet, choose the same coin and the same network, paste the address and enter the amount.
Send and wait for the confirmations the cashier requires.
Check the credited balance.

Which methods and limits you get depends on your account — check the cashier.

Withdrawing in crypto

For a payout you choose the coin and network, paste an address from a wallet you control and submit the request. After the operator’s review the coins are sent; from there, network load determines how long they take. The cashier may require that you withdraw with the method you deposited with, or first up to the deposited amount. Double-check address and network: if they do not match, the coins may never arrive. More on reviews and statuses is on the withdrawal page.

Stablecoins versus Bitcoin

A stablecoin tracks a currency, so the value you send is roughly the value that arrives. Bitcoin floats: its euro value can move between buying and depositing, and again between withdrawing and selling. If your account runs in euros, that price movement is a second risk on top of the game. Players who just want to move money tend to prefer stablecoins for that reason; players who already hold Bitcoin may prefer not to convert.

Network fees and confirmations

Network fees go to the blockchain, not to the casino, and they vary with load and network. Some networks are cheap and quick, others are slower or more expensive at busy times. The operator may also set its own withdrawal fee per coin. None of these numbers are quoted here because all of them change; the cashier and your wallet show the current values.

Wallet safety

Keep your recovery phrase offline and private. Send a small test amount to any new address. Compare the first and last characters of every pasted address. Treat unsolicited “support” messages asking you to connect your wallet or share a phrase as scams.

Crypto can work in both directions where the cashier allows it: you deposit with a coin such as USDT or Bitcoin and, after the operator’s review, withdraw over the same network. The balance updates once the network confirms the transfer and the cashier credits it.

Frequently asked questions

Which cryptocurrencies can I use at Garage?

The cashier lists the coins and networks enabled for your account; the list can change. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and stablecoins such as USDT are common in casino cashiers, but none of them is certain to be there. Which methods and limits you get depends on your account — check the cashier.

What is the difference between USDT on different networks?

USDT exists on several blockchains. A deposit address belongs to one network, and coins sent over a different network may not arrive. Always use the network the cashier names for that address.

Does crypto avoid identity checks?

No. The operator still verifies your identity under its own terms, usually before the first withdrawal and sometimes earlier. Crypto changes how money moves, not who you are on the account.

Are crypto deposits reversible?

No. Once a transaction is confirmed, the sender cannot cancel it. A wrong address or network usually means the coins are lost.

Besides Bitcoin and USDT, crypto cashiers often list Ethereum and Litecoin. A deposit with any of them follows the same steps — copy the address, match the network, send, wait for confirmations — and a crypto withdrawal travels back over the network you choose in the cashier.