How do I deposit with Monero (XMR)?
Open the casino cashier, choose Monero , and copy the deposit address shown for your account. Send XMR from your wallet to that address and include the payment ID or memo only if the cashier displays one.
Monero (XMR) deposits work differently from card or bank payments because the casino credits your balance after the Monero network confirms the transfer. Most casinos require multiple confirmations, so a deposit won’t appear instantly even after you click “send.” You’ll also need to use the exact deposit address and, if the cashier shows a payment ID, include it exactly as displayed. Monero transfers can’t be reversed, so a wrong address or missing payment ID usually means the funds won’t be recoverable.
Plan for the full amount the casino must receive. Your wallet will add a network fee on top of the deposit, and some casinos apply minimum deposit limits (for example, 0.01 XMR) and round credited amounts to a set number of decimals. Exchange withdrawals to a casino address can trigger extra checks or delays, so a direct transfer from a personal Monero wallet is the cleaner option. Keep a record of the transaction hash and timestamp; support will ask for them if the deposit takes longer than the site’s stated processing window.
Open the casino cashier, choose Monero , and copy the deposit address shown for your account. Send XMR from your wallet to that address and include the payment ID or memo only if the cashier displays one.
The casino credits the balance after the transaction reaches the required number of network confirmations, shown in the cashier. On a normal network load this is roughly 10–30 minutes, and it can take longer if fees are set too low or the network is congested.
The cashier lists the exact limits before you send funds. A typical minimum is around 0.01 XMR , and large deposits may require a manual review for source-of-funds checks depending on the casino’s compliance rules.
The casino accepts deposits from both, but a private wallet gives you full control over fees and reduces the risk of an exchange delaying withdrawals. If you use an exchange, send only XMR (not another coin) and avoid “internal transfers” that don’t create an on-chain transaction.
The usual causes are sending to an old deposit address, using the wrong coin, or the wallet not broadcasting the transaction properly. If the transaction has a TXID but isn’t credited after the required confirmations, provide the TXID and the exact amount to support so they can match it to the deposit address.
A Monero deposit is credited after the casino sees the transaction on the network and waits for its required number of confirmations. In practice, that means you won’t see “instant” crediting: it moves in steps, block by block. Typical casino policies fall in the range of 10–20 confirmations, and with Monero’s ~2‑minute block time that lands around 20–40 minutes from broadcast to crediting, assuming the transaction gets into the next few blocks.
The main variables are when the transaction is mined, the fee level set by your wallet, and the casino’s internal processing schedule. If your wallet uses a low fee during busy periods, miners may include it later, pushing crediting back by multiple blocks. Some casinos also run wallet scans in batches, so a deposit can sit “seen” on-chain for a few minutes before the balance updates, even after the confirmation target is met.