Depositing crypto to Stake: networks, memo & recovery
Stake is one of the most-searched crypto casinos for deposit questions, and high limits mean larger transfers — so getting the network right matters more here than almost anywhere. A wrong-network send of a big stablecoin balance is an expensive mistake.
Specifics being verified
Stake's exact supported networks, minimums and confirmation counts per coin are being confirmed first-hand and published here with dates. We list nothing we haven't checked.
Before you send
- Copy the address fresh from Stake's deposit screen for your exact coin and network.
- Match the network exactly — sending USDT on ERC-20 to a TRC-20 address is the classic, usually unrecoverable, mistake.
- Memo coins (XRP, XLM, TON…) need the tag/memo shown.
- For large deposits, send a small test amount first if you're unsure.
Already sent something and it's not showing? Check it:
If a Stake deposit doesn't credit
Verify the network you used and destination tag, then wait out confirmations. Still nothing? Contact Stake support with your transaction hash. Never pay a "recovery service."
Prefer a deposit flow with multiple networks and no memos? That's our our multi-network Duel guide.
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