Bitcoin at National: deposits and withdrawals
Some operators accept Bitcoin as a separate option in the cashier. It works differently from bank methods in ways worth understanding before you deposit, especially if you play volatile slots.
Depositing in Bitcoin
1. Choose Bitcoin in the cashier. 2. Copy the deposit address or scan the code. 3. Send from your wallet on the Bitcoin network. 4. Wait for network confirmations; only then is the balance credited. Sending to a wrong address cannot be reversed.
Withdrawing in Bitcoin
You provide your wallet address and, usually, a verified account. The amount may be converted at the rate when the request is processed, which can differ from the rate at deposit time. Check whether the account is held in BTC or in a fiat currency.
Double volatility
Playing volatile slots in Bitcoin stacks two sources of swing: the game's and the coin's. A win may be worth less in your home currency by the time it reaches your wallet. If that matters to you, see stablecoins in crypto.
Network fees
Bitcoin transactions carry network fees paid from the sending wallet, which rise when the network is busy. They are separate from any fee the cashier may show.
Protection
Crypto payments do not have the dispute mechanisms of a bank card. Confirm the operator is licensed where you live before depositing by any method — see the review.
What to confirm
- Whether Bitcoin is accepted for deposits and withdrawals. - Minimum confirmations required. - Whether BTC deposits qualify for promotions. For bank methods see bank transfer or Visa.
Wallet hygiene
Use a wallet you control, keep your recovery phrase offline and never share it. A casino, support agent or payment provider never needs your recovery phrase — anyone asking for it is attempting theft.
Records
Keep the transaction hash of every deposit and withdrawal. It is the only proof that a transfer happened, and support will ask for it if anything goes missing.
Available methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier before you deposit.