The deposit selector lists 10 cryptocurrencies:
| Code |
Asset |
| BTC |
Bitcoin |
| ETH |
Ethereum |
| LTC |
Litecoin |
| SOL |
Solana |
| USDC |
USD Coin |
| USDT |
Tether |
| DOGE |
Dogecoin |
| XRP |
Ripple |
| TRX |
Tron |
| BNB |
Binance Coin |
USD is used as an account-value display and for converting the footer's BTC, ETH and SOL price references. The wallet also mentions buying crypto by card through trusted on-ramp partners. That does not turn USD into a withdrawable fiat wallet balance.
Network selection matters. A player should use the exact network shown for the selected asset and save the address and transaction hash. USDT and USDC can exist on several chains, and a ticker alone is not enough to identify a deposit route.
Published network minimums and confirmations
BetBolt's payment guide publishes the following routes. Amounts are denominated in the named asset.
| Asset and network |
Minimum deposit |
Confirmations |
Minimum withdrawal |
| BTC on Bitcoin |
0.0001 BTC |
0 or 1* |
0.0002 BTC |
| ETH on Ethereum |
0.002 ETH |
10 |
0.002 ETH |
| USDT on Ethereum |
5 USDT |
10 |
5 USDT |
| USDT on Tron |
2 USDT |
19 |
2 USDT |
| USDT on BNB Smart Chain |
5 USDT |
25 |
5 USDT |
| TRX on Tron |
10 TRX |
19 |
10 TRX |
| XRP on Ripple |
0.001 XRP |
1 |
0.001 XRP |
| LTC on Litecoin |
0.01 LTC |
6 |
0.01 LTC |
| USDC on Ethereum |
5 USDC |
10 |
5 USDC |
| BNB on BNB Smart Chain |
0.01 BNB |
25 |
0.01 BNB |
| DOGE on Dogecoin |
1 DOGE |
6 |
1 DOGE |
The BTC asterisk refers to BetBolt's use of an external service to accelerate slow-chain transactions. The guide also lists DAI, Bitcoin Cash and Cardano, but those assets are absent from the current ten-asset cashier selector. SOL appears in the current cashier but has no row in the published minimum table. The live cashier should take priority when a route differs. BetBolt does not publish a general deposit or withdrawal maximum in the table.
Fees, below-minimum deposits and processing
BetBolt says it does not add an operator fee to deposits or withdrawals. Blockchain fees still apply. The Help Centre warns that a network fee can reduce the amount that reaches BetBolt, so sending exactly the stated minimum may result in an under-minimum arrival.
An under-minimum deposit is treated as void, cannot be credited and is not returned automatically because a blockchain transfer is irreversible. One Help Centre example uses a 0.0005 BTC minimum even though the comparison table lists 0.0001 BTC. That inconsistency makes the amount shown in the live cashier the safest figure to follow.
Withdrawals can remain pending while BetBolt performs a manual review. The operator specifically says that large withdrawals may require approval before broadcast to the blockchain. Once broadcast, confirmation time depends on the selected network and receiving wallet. No fixed approval SLA, maximum withdrawal or guaranteed arrival time is published.
BetBolt imposes a 1x wagering requirement on every deposit as an AML control. Coin mixing is strictly prohibited. The operator monitors unusual, large, frequent and otherwise suspicious transaction patterns and can refer a case for manual compliance review.
Two Help Centre articles still describe this requirement as 0.2x, or 20% of the deposit. That conflicts with the current legal terms, which state 1x. The stricter 1x legal requirement should be used unless BetBolt changes the terms or confirms a different rule for a specific account.
Withdrawal checks and address safety
The public guidance tells players to confirm the asset, blockchain network and destination wallet before submitting. It does not document address whitelisting, a cooling-off period, a universal withdrawal fee or a guaranteed automatic-processing threshold. KYC can be triggered by suspected fraud, multi-accounting, sports abuse, money laundering or other unusual activity. The operator may ask for ID, proof of address and source-of-income documents and may hold a withdrawal during the review.