Bitcoin: fast once you know the details
Some online casino cashiers accept Bitcoin. Transfers move without a bank in the middle, but they come with details that do not forgive mistakes: the right address, the right network and fees that vary with how busy the network is.
Important: available methods and limits depend on the operator, your country and your account type — check them in the cashier. This guide explains what to look for; it does not confirm that Dorado accepts any particular method.
Depositing with Bitcoin
The cashier shows a deposit address, often as a QR code. Send only Bitcoin to it, over the Bitcoin network. The deposit is credited after a set number of network confirmations, which can take from minutes to longer when the network is congested. Your wallet sets the network fee; a very low fee can leave the transaction waiting.
Withdrawing to Bitcoin
To withdraw you need your own Bitcoin address in a wallet or exchange. Copy it carefully and check the first and last characters. The operator will usually apply the same identity checks as for any other method.
When a bonus is involved
If your balance is held in Bitcoin, its value in your home currency moves with the market during the bonus deadline. Many promotions also exclude crypto deposits or offer a separate crypto version of the bonus. Read which applies before depositing.
Send a test first
A blockchain transaction cannot be reversed. Send a small test amount first, wait for it to be credited, then send the rest. The extra fee is the price of certainty.
Fees on the way out
Withdrawal fees in Bitcoin are often fixed per transaction by the operator or passed on from the network. On a small payout, a fixed fee can take a noticeable share. It is sometimes worth letting a balance build up and withdrawing once rather than several times.
Exchanges and your name
If you withdraw to an exchange account, the exchange may ask where the funds came from. Keep the casino's withdrawal confirmation; it answers that question quickly.