Deposit safety hub
Did your crypto casino deposit land? Check before you panic.
Wrong network, missing memo, “confirmed on-chain but not in my balance” — most stuck crypto-casino deposits come down to a handful of fixable causes. Find yours, see if it is recoverable, and learn how to deposit so it never happens again.
What went wrong with your deposit?
Pick the symptom that matches — each page has the operator-by-operator detail and the recovery path.
Sent on the wrong network
USDT on ERC-20 to a TRC-20 address, BEP-20 instead of native — when it is recoverable and when it is gone.
Forgot the memo or tag
XRP, XLM, TON, ATOM, HBAR deposits that need a destination tag — and what to do if you left it out.
Deposit stuck on pending
How many confirmations each operator waits for, by coin — so you know if it's stuck or just slow.
Below the minimum deposit
Minimum deposit by coin and operator — small transfers that silently don't credit.
Paid too much in network fees
The cheapest network to deposit each coin, so you stop burning money on gas.
Wrong-network cash-out
Withdrew to an incompatible address or skipped a memo on the way out — the mirror problem.
The tool
“Will my deposit credit?” checker
Choose your operator, coin and the network you actually sent on. The checker tells you whether it should credit, whether a wrong-network or missing-memo case is recoverable, and gives you the exact steps plus a support message you can copy.
Recovery-scam warning
Funds can only ever be recovered by the operator that received them or the exchange that sent them — directly, through official support, for free. Anyone who messages you offering “crypto recovery”, asks for an up-front fee, or requests your seed phrase is running a scam. Read more in our methodology.
Deposit the safe way next time
The simplest way to avoid wrong-network and memo problems is to deposit somewhere that supports multiple networks and doesn't rely on memos. That's why Duel is our default recommendation.
Crypto casino deposit FAQ
Can I reverse a crypto casino deposit?
No. On-chain crypto transfers are irreversible — there is no bank-style chargeback. If a deposit goes to the wrong network or misses a required memo, only the receiving operator or the sending exchange can possibly recover it, and only in specific cases.
My deposit is confirmed on-chain but not in my balance — why?
Three common causes: you sent on a network the operator doesn't credit for that coin; the coin needed a destination tag/memo that was omitted; or the required confirmations haven't been reached. Check network and memo first, then wait for confirmations.
Should I pay a “crypto recovery service”?
No — these are scams. Real recovery is handled directly and free by official operator/exchange support. Never send funds or share a seed phrase to “recover” a deposit.