Crypto Casino Deposits at Lunaris

There is no payment processor sitting between you and a crypto deposit in the way there is with a card. You are moving value on a public blockchain from an address you control to an address Lunaris controls. That changes what matters. With a card, the things that go wrong are declines and pending statuses. With crypto, the things that go wrong are the network you chose, the fee you attached and the address you pasted.

That also explains the two-confirmation rule. When you broadcast a transaction it is not final immediately; it has to be included in a block and then built on by further blocks. Lunaris waits for two confirmations before crediting the funds, which is a deliberate protection against transactions that are seen by the network but not yet settled. Until those confirmations exist, the money is genuinely in transit rather than sitting somewhere waiting for a human to press a button.

Inside the Deposit tab you can browse All Methods or filter to Card, Crypto or Alternative. This page is about the Crypto route. If you would rather fund with a card or a wallet service, the deposits and payments page covers those in full.

Follow these in order and a crypto deposit is a two-minute job.

1. Open the Cashier. Click the wallet icon with the '+' symbol in the top right of the site, then make sure you are on the Deposit tab rather than Payout.
2. Choose Crypto. Select the Crypto option from the method groups.
3. Pick your coin. Choose BTC, ETH or LTC, depending on which of them you hold. The coin you select determines the address you are given, and an address is only valid for the coin it was issued for.
4. Copy the address or scan the QR code. The Cashier displays a wallet address for this specific transaction along with a QR code. Scanning the code with your wallet app is the safer of the two routes because it removes the chance of a copy-paste error.
5. Check the network in your own wallet. Before you send anything, confirm that your wallet or exchange is sending on the network that matches the coin you selected. This is the single most important check on the page.
6. Send from your wallet. Enter the amount you want to deposit, keeping the $20 minimum in mind, and confirm the transaction in your wallet. The network fee is set by your wallet or exchange, not by Lunaris.
7. Wait for two confirmations. Once the blockchain has confirmed the transaction twice, the funds are credited to your Lunaris balance automatically. There is nothing further for you to submit.

The Crypto section of the Cashier supports three coins: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Litecoin (LTC). Each has its own address format and its own network, and each behaves slightly differently once a transaction is broadcast.

Bitcoin is the most widely held of the three and the one most players arrive with. Ethereum settles on a different network with a different fee model, so the cost of sending it moves with demand for block space. Litecoin is a separate chain again, with its own fee market and its own confirmation rhythm. None of that changes the process in the Cashier — the steps above are identical for all three — but it does change what a transfer costs you and how long two confirmations take.

If you are choosing between them, the guides go deeper: how Bitcoin casinos work covers the mechanics end to end, and Bitcoin vs USDT at a casino explains why a volatile coin and a stablecoin feel different to play with. You can also read the wider category page at crypto casino, or the coin-specific pages for Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT.

The $20 floor is the lowest entry point of any method on the site, and there is no ceiling on the crypto side. That is worth reading carefully alongside one other number: the minimum deposit that qualifies for a bonus is $100. You can deposit $20 and play normally, but a deposit below $100 will not trigger a promotion.

Amounts are quoted in USD while you are sending a coin, so the amount of BTC, ETH or LTC that satisfies a $20 minimum moves with the market. Send comfortably above the line rather than exactly on it, and remember that the network fee comes out of your wallet's balance, not out of the amount you are depositing.

Your account also has a deposit limits tool in the account area. It caps how much you can deposit over a daily, weekly or monthly period, and it is worth setting before you need it. Lowering a limit applies immediately; raising one takes effect after 24 hours, and cancelling one takes effect within 24 hours with your current limit staying active until then.

Two confirmations is a fixed requirement. How long those confirmations take is not, and it is set by conditions outside the casino entirely.

• The coin you chose. Each network produces blocks on its own schedule, so the same two-confirmation rule resolves at different speeds on different chains.
• Network activity at the time you send. When a network is busy, more transactions compete for space in each block, and the ones offering higher fees are picked up first.
• The fee your wallet attached. Most wallets estimate this for you. A fee set low during a busy period leaves your transaction waiting in the queue until conditions ease.
• When you broadcast. A transfer sent during a quiet period on the network is picked up sooner than the same transfer sent during a spike.

None of these are things Lunaris controls or can accelerate. What the Cashier controls is what happens after the second confirmation, which is the automatic credit to your balance. If two confirmations have passed and the funds have not appeared, that is the point to contact support rather than before.

Most crypto deposit problems fall into a short list, and all but one are recoverable:

• The wrong network. The serious one. If your exchange offers a choice of networks when withdrawing to an external address, the one you pick has to match the coin and address the Cashier gave you. If you are not certain which network your wallet is using, stop and confirm it.
• A reused address. Every deposit needs a fresh address from the Cashier. Do not treat a Lunaris address as a permanent destination.
• A mistyped address. Copying by hand invites errors. Scan the QR code, or copy and paste and then verify the first and last characters against the Cashier.
• A fee set too low. The transaction is not lost, but it may sit unconfirmed until network conditions change.
• Sending before the address is generated. Open the Cashier first, take the address, then send. Not the other way round.
• A VPN left running. Lunaris does not discourage VPN use generally, but it advises disabling one before any Cashier transaction, deposit or payout. A connection presenting a different location during a transaction is an avoidable source of trouble.

If a deposit has cleared two confirmations and still has not landed, email [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) with the transaction hash, the coin, the amount and the time you sent it. The more detail in the first email, the fewer round trips it takes.

Crypto deposits do not carry the roughly 15-minute KYC step that a first card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or PayPal deposit can trigger. That does not mean verification never applies to your account. New players may be required to complete Know Your Customer verification before a first withdrawal is approved, and in most cases that review is completed within 24 hours.

The practical advice is to get it done early rather than at the moment you want to cash out. Documents go to [email protected]](mailto:[email protected]), and the [account verification page explains what may be requested and how the review works. The crypto casino withdrawals page covers the payout side, including where verification sits in that sequence.

Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal are all available in the same Cashier. They start at $50 rather than $20, the maximum is based on your profile limits, and the first transaction on any of them may require the KYC step described above — about 15 minutes, and a one-off for that method. After that, the same method takes a few clicks.

Card deposits have one failure mode crypto does not: a Pending status. If that happens, email the Banking Support Team at [email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) with your proof of purchase. Transactions left in Pending are returned to your bank account the following business day. Full detail is on the [payments page.

Deposit minimums and bonus minimums are different numbers, and confusing them is the most common reason a player expects a promotion and does not get one. A $20 crypto deposit funds your account; it does not qualify for a bonus.

The offers available to most players are a 400% Slots Welcome Bonus, one use only, a 200% Reload Slot Bonus for eligible returning players, and 10% Rocket Cash. Current terms are on the promotions page, and those terms take precedence over any summary. A few rules always apply: real cash is used before bonus funds, bonuses are sticky so the bonus amount itself is not withdrawable, live-casino games are not eligible for bonuses, and a contribution table sets how much each game type counts toward wagering. How casino bonuses work is the guide to read before you claim one.

Once your balance is funded, the lobby is open: slots, live casino, crash and table games, with over 1,000 titles from studios including Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Betsoft, Evolution Gaming and BGaming. Bonuses do not apply to live-dealer tables, so check which section you are in before you claim one.

For the rest of the crypto cluster, see crypto casino withdrawals and crypto casino security. For deeper background, the guides library has how to deposit Bitcoin, what is a crypto casino, are crypto casinos safe and the casino glossary. Short answers live in the FAQ, and the contact page lists every support route.

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