1win Crypto Casino: Deposits and Withdrawals in Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT
1win accepts cryptocurrencies alongside cards and local payment methods, and for many players crypto is the quickest way in and out. This page explains which coins you can use, how a crypto deposit and withdrawal work step by step, what to double-check before you send anything, and where crypto is not the best choice.
Deposit with crypto at 1win
Which Coins You Can Use
1win supports the most common cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and the stablecoin Tether (USDT), and several more coins and networks depending on your region. The cashier shows the current list when you choose crypto as your payment method. You can keep playing in your usual account currency: the deposit is converted when it arrives.
Which Coin to Choose?
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Ethereum (ETH) | Tether (USDT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Value | moves with the market | moves with the market | pegged to the US dollar |
| Networks | usually one | usually one | several – choose carefully |
| Fees | can rise when the network is busy | vary with network load | depend on the chosen network |
| Good for | players who already hold BTC | players who already hold ETH | a stable balance without price swings |
If you buy crypto only to play, a stablecoin like USDT is usually the simplest choice: your deposit keeps its value, and you only have to get the network right.
Making a Crypto Deposit
- Log in and open the cashier.
- Choose the cryptocurrency and, where offered, the network – for USDT there are usually several.
- Copy the deposit address 1win shows, or scan the QR code.
- Send the coins from your wallet or exchange to exactly that address on exactly that network.
- Wait for the blockchain confirmations; the balance updates once they are complete.
The most important check is the network. Sending USDT on one network to an address meant for another can mean the coins are lost for good. When in doubt, send a small amount first and check that it arrives.
Withdrawing in Crypto
Withdrawals work the other way round: choose the coin and network in the cashier, paste your own wallet address and confirm. Crypto withdrawals are often processed faster than card payouts, which depend on banks. Before your first withdrawal, 1win may ask you to verify your identity, so upload your ID early and make sure your account details match it.
Crypto Terms in Plain Language
- Wallet: the app or device where your coins are kept and from which you send them.
- Address: a long string of letters and numbers that identifies where coins should go; the cashier shows one for each deposit.
- Network: the blockchain a transfer runs on. The sending and receiving side must use the same one.
- Confirmation: the moment the network records the transfer; the cashier credits your deposit after the required number of confirmations.
- Memo or tag: some coins need an extra code next to the address. If the cashier shows one, always include it, or the deposit may not be credited.
Advantages of Paying in Crypto
- Speed: deposits arrive after network confirmations, and withdrawals usually come through quicker than to a card.
- No bank in the middle: fewer declined payments because a bank blocks gambling transactions.
- Stablecoins: with USDT your balance does not swing with the crypto market.
- Same bonuses: crypto deposits count for the welcome offer on the first four deposits; in some regions crypto deposits even get a higher percentage. Details are on our promo code page.
What to Keep in Mind
- Volatility: if you hold BTC or ETH, the value of your winnings in your home currency can change between the moment you withdraw and the moment you sell.
- Network fees: blockchains charge their own fees, which depend on the network and how busy it is.
- Irreversibility: a crypto transfer cannot be cancelled. A wrong address or network is usually a permanent loss.
- Taxes and rules: how gambling winnings and crypto gains are taxed depends on your country. Check the local rules rather than assuming there is no tax.
Crypto or Card?
| Crypto | Bank card | |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit speed | after network confirmations | usually instant |
| Withdrawal speed | often fastest | depends on the bank |
| Risk of a blocked payment | low | higher in some countries |
| Mistakes reversible | no | sometimes |
| Value swings | yes, except stablecoins | no |
Everything Else Stays the Same
A crypto deposit gives you access to the whole of 1win: the casino with its slots, live tables and originals, crash games like Aviator, and the sportsbook. Your balance is shared between all of them.
Crypto Questions
Which cryptocurrencies does 1win accept?
Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT among others; the cashier shows the full list for your region.
How long does a crypto deposit take?
It arrives once the blockchain confirms the transfer, which depends on the network.
Are crypto withdrawals faster than card withdrawals?
Usually yes, because no bank is involved.
Do crypto deposits count for the welcome bonus?
Yes. In some regions crypto deposits even receive a higher percentage.
What happens if I send coins on the wrong network?
The transfer may be lost and cannot be reversed. Always check the network before sending.
Do I have to change my account currency to pay in crypto?
No. The deposit is converted when it arrives, and you keep playing in the currency you chose at registration.
Last updated: October 2026