Crypto Betting: Deposit and Withdrawal Guide

Crypto is the fastest way to move money in and out of Salvobet. But speed also means this is the method with the least tolerance for mistakes. A bank transfer that goes wrong usually comes back; a blockchain transaction does not.

Supported currencies and networks

• Bitcoin (BTC)
• Tether (USDT) — TRC20 and ERC20 networks
• Ethereum (ETH)
• Litecoin (LTC)
• BNB

The critical distinction here is USDT. The same currency circulates in versions on different networks, and the addresses are not interchangeable. USDT sent over ERC20 to a TRC20 address cannot, as a rule, be recovered.

TRC20 generally offers lower network fees and faster confirmation; ERC20 can be both more expensive and slower depending on Ethereum congestion. If you are not certain which network your wallet is using, confirming with a small test amount before sending is the cheapest insurance available.

Deposit steps

1. Log in and open the Deposit section
2. Choose Cryptocurrency and the currency you will send
3. A wallet address and QR code are generated for you
4. Copy the address or scan the QR, then compare its first and last characters against your wallet
5. Send the transfer; the balance credits once network confirmations complete

The address can be regenerated on every deposit. Copying an address from an old screenshot is the most frequent user error we see on the crypto side.

Withdrawals and timings

Unlike deposits, a withdrawal request may require identity verification (KYC). On a verified account, crypto withdrawals typically settle within 5 to 30 minutes. For comparison, the range on bank transfers is 5 to 60 minutes.

These timings cover what happens after the request reaches us. Network confirmation time is not included and varies with how busy the chain is.

The only real way to speed up a withdrawal is to complete verification without waiting for your first cashout. The documents and the process are set out step by step in our registration and account verification article.

The crypto bonus

Deposits made in crypto carry a 25% crypto bonus, and it applies to every deposit rather than just the first. The wagering terms are published on the campaign page; it is worth reading them before claiming, because a withdrawal requested while a bonus balance is active can cancel the bonus.

Four mistakes to avoid

• Choosing the wrong network. A network mismatch on USDT is the most expensive error and it is irreversible.
• Leaving the memo/tag field empty. Some currencies require it; sending without one can leave the transfer unmatched.
• Sending straight from an exchange. Some exchanges pick the network automatically on withdrawal or batch transactions together; sending from your own wallet keeps control with you.
• Forgetting the network fee. The fee comes out of the amount you send, so transferring exactly the minimum can leave the credited amount below the threshold.

For a comparison of timings and limits across every method, see our deposit and withdrawal guide.