Crypto payments at BK7 from your phone
Paying with crypto from a phone feels natural: the wallet already lives on the handset and the casino cashier shows a QR code ready to scan. It is fast and does not depend on banking hours. It is also the method with the thinnest safety net: a transfer to the wrong address or network is reversed by no one. This page covers what all coins have in common; the details are on the Bitcoin, USDT and Litecoin pages.
Available methods and limits depend on the operator and your account type — check the cashier.
Go to the offerCoins and networks
| Coin | Main trait | Key caution |
|---|---|---|
| USDT | Stable value | Exists on several networks: match the cashier's |
| Bitcoin | The best known | Confirmations can be slow; fees vary |
| Litecoin | Own network, low fees | Price moves while it confirms |
| Ethereum | Widely held | Network fee rises at busy times |
How to deposit with crypto from a phone
- Pick the coin in the cashier and note the network shown.
- Scan the QR with your wallet or paste the address; never type it.
- Compare the first and last characters of the address.
- On a first transfer, send a small test amount.
- Save the hash and wait for the confirmations the operator requires.
Withdrawing crypto
A withdrawal works the other way round: paste your wallet's receive address into the cashier and choose the network. Operators usually verify identity before the first withdrawal. Once sent, the payout appears on-chain with its own hash, useful for tracking and for raising a query if it does not arrive.
Crypto works in both directions: you deposit from the wallet on your phone and, once the network confirms, the balance is ready to play without waiting for a bank to process anything. To turn funds back into ordinary money you will need to sell them on an exchange, with its own timing and fees.
Besides USDT, crypto casino cashiers commonly accept Ethereum and Litecoin; a Bitcoin deposit follows the same steps as any other crypto deposit — copy the address, send, then wait for network confirmation. Crypto withdrawals are paid over the network you select in the cashier.
Network fees and confirmations
Every transfer pays the network a fee, shown in your wallet before you confirm; on some networks it climbs when traffic is heavy. Confirmations are the blocks added after your transaction; the operator decides how many it waits for before crediting. Together they explain why one crypto deposit takes minutes and another much longer.
Wallet security on a phone
- A screen lock plus the wallet app's own lock.
- The recovery phrase written on paper, kept off the phone.
- Distrust any message asking for your phrase or asking you to "validate" your wallet.
- Install the wallet only from Google Play or the App Store and check the developer name.