Using the cashier

The mechanics of moving money, in the order they are met: first the deposit, then the withdrawal, then the verification request that usually sits between them.

Cashier sequence

Depositing step by step

  1. Sign in and open the cashier
  2. Choose a method - remembering it usually dictates the withdrawal route
  3. Enter the amount in ETB
  4. Confirm in the bank, wallet or crypto app
  5. The balance updates immediately
Instant credit

If a welcome offer applies, check the qualifying minimum before confirming. Depositing below it is the commonest reason an offer never appears - see the bonus page.

Withdrawing step by step

  1. Open the cashier and select withdrawal
  2. Choose the destination and enter the amount
  3. Supply verification documents if prompted
  4. Confirm and wait out the window for that method

Fifteen minutes for wallets and USDT, about an hour for other crypto, one to three working days for cards.

The verification request explained

It arrives at the first withdrawal and stops the clock until satisfied.

PrepareWhy
Photo of an identity documentConfirms who holds the account
Proof the payment method is yoursConfirms the destination
Details matching the account nameA mismatch alone will hold a payout

Preparing these before the first withdrawal turns a multi-day delay into none at all.

Crypto routes and their risks

Four routes are supported: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and USDT. USDT is fastest out at around fifteen minutes; the others take roughly an hour.

  • Network fees apply regardless of the platform's own charges
  • An incorrect address is irreversible - no support desk can undo it
  • Network selection matters - the right address on the wrong network is lost
  • Minimums are tiny - from 0.0001 BTC or 1 USDT

Sending from a phone raises the stakes on address entry - use copy and paste or a QR code, never manual typing. The mobile cashier is covered on the app page.

Keeping a personal record

The platform provides an activity history. Keeping a personal one alongside it - date, amount, method and reference for every movement - costs nothing.

Transaction log

It costs nothing and pays off exactly once: the one time a specific transaction needs checking, keeping your own log settles it faster than searching back through the account history.

The full picture of what it costs to use the platform is on the main page.

Questions players often ask

No. Verification is normally requested at the first withdrawal rather than at the deposit stage.

It cannot be recovered by anyone. Confirm both the address and the network before sending.

It is a good habit alongside the platform's own history - a personal record makes it faster to check what was deposited and withdrawn if a question ever comes up.

Fifteen minutes to three days by route, assuming verification is already complete. If it is not, that becomes the limiting factor.