Monero Casino Payments

XMR is the native asset of Monero. Keep the sender's transaction record and the cashier reference when checking a payment. Copy the address from a new request in the casino cashier. Check the asset, network and any additional recipient information against the sending screen. A familiar coin name is not enough if one side is using another network or a wrapped representation.

Deposit and withdrawal networks

Our payment filter matches 1 review for Monero. 1 review lists deposits; 1X Bet Casino is listed. No review in this set separately records withdrawals. Review the payout destination as a separate transaction. A wallet or exchange may issue a new address or require a destination tag. Check the network and all destination fields again instead of assuming a previously used deposit address works in reverse.

Amounts, network fees and crediting

Read the value the cashier expects to receive. A sending platform can quote a network charge separately or subtract a fee from the amount you request. If the deposit minimum applies to the received amount, the amount you enter and the amount that arrives may differ. Keep the unit of account visible. A casino may show a balance in a fiat currency after receiving an asset, while your wallet records the amount in coins or tokens. Check the quote and the casino receipt rather than comparing the two numbers as though they were in the same currency.

Tracking a payment

Keep the transaction ID and check the receiving amount after sending fees. A wallet can show a broadcast before the network has confirmed it. The casino can also require its own number of confirmations and a separate crediting step. Match the amount, currency, time and direction before assuming that two entries refer to the same payment. If you contact support, give the transaction reference and enough context to identify it. Never share passwords, payment authentication codes or private wallet credentials.