Casinos without a Spanish licence with crypto: the crypto cup
The cups · coins, networks and minimums
Nearly every casino without a Spanish licence is a crypto casino. What changes from one to the next is how many coins the cashier takes, over which networks, and whether you can check that before signing up. This is the crypto cup: what we read live, and the three rules for not losing a deposit.
If you got here from the table of casinos without a Spanish licence, you already know that every casino in it works with crypto. This page is about the small print: which coins, which networks, and how not to lose a deposit through a network mistake.
What each cashier takes
Only what we read live on each casino's own site goes in here. Where a casino is missing, it is because its list could not be read, not because it turns crypto away.
| Casino | Coins in the cashier | How many |
|---|---|---|
| Rakebit | BTC · ETH · SOL · LTC · USDT · USDC · XRP · TON · ADA · DOGE · BNB · DAI · LINK · XMR · ZEC | 15 |
| Wild Fortune | BTC · BCH · ETH · DOGE · LTC · USDT · XRP · BNB · ADA · TRX | 10 |
Rakebit has the fullest cashier of the ones we could read: 15 coins. Alongside the usual suspects (BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, DOGE) it takes SOL, XRP, TON, ADA, BNB, DAI and LINK, plus two privacy coins, XMR and ZEC. It is also the leader of the table on points, with all five boxes. More in the Rakebit review.
Wild Fortune takes 10: BTC, BCH, ETH, DOGE, LTC, USDT, XRP, BNB, ADA and TRX. One warning that matters for this cup: if you play with bitcoin, its clause 18.1 requires a valid identity document before you play. And its Anjouan licence expires on 29 September 2026.
Vave, top of the table, is a crypto casino with USDT on several networks. An old table in its help centre, from September 2023, listed minimums of 3 USDT on Solana, 5 USDT on TRC-20 and 19.99 USDT on ERC-20. Check the current minimums in the cashier.
The three rules for not losing a deposit
1. Same coin, same network. The cashier gives you an address for one specific coin on one specific network, for example USDT on Tron (TRC-20). From the exchange you have to send exactly that. USDT over Ethereum to a Tron address can be lost.
2. The minimum per network. Every network has its own deposit minimum, and a transfer below it may not be credited. Look at it in the cashier before you send.
3. A little first. A small test transfer confirms the address and the network are right. Then send the rest.
Which coin to choose
| Coin | In its favour | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| USDT | Stable value, tied to the dollar | Picking the right network: Tron, Ethereum, Solana… |
| USDC | Stable, like USDT | Fewer casinos take it |
| Bitcoin | Accepted almost everywhere | Variable fees and waiting time |
| Solana, Litecoin, TRX | Fast and cheap | Not every cashier takes them |
| XMR, ZEC | Privacy | Very few casinos and exchanges |
For most people, USDT on a cheap network is the most comfortable option: what you deposit is worth the same when you withdraw, apart from what you win or lose playing.
From euros to crypto
The usual route has three stops: your bank, an exchange and the casino's address. The exchange will ask you to verify your identity before it lets you buy: that is the step almost every crypto casino skips at sign-up, but one you have already taken elsewhere.
On the way out, the route is reversed. Withdraw to an address of your own, in the same coin and on the same network, and keep the casino's history: if the exchange asks where the funds came from, you will have it to hand.
Crypto and withdrawals: what we do score
Crypto does not change the rules of a withdrawal. What decides how much you collect and when are the casino's terms, and that is what we score in the table. The written limits are in withdrawal limits, and how to check a licence before sending anything is in licences: Curaçao, Anjouan and the rest.