Crypto payments at Millon: an overview for bonus players
Cryptocurrency cashiers usually list a handful of coins — Bitcoin and USDT most often, sometimes Ethereum, Litecoin or others. The mechanics are the same for all of them: you send coins to an address, the network confirms the transfer, and the balance is credited. What differs is how the value behaves and how the bonus terms treat crypto. This overview covers both; the dedicated Bitcoin and USDT pages go deeper.
Available methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier.
| Coin type | Value between send and credit | What to watch |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin and other volatile coins | Can move | Qualifying amount after conversion |
| Stablecoins such as USDT | Close to stable | Matching network |
| Any coin | — | Separate crypto offers or exclusions |
Crypto deposit: the general routine
Select the coin and network in the cashier, opt in to an offer if you want one, copy the address and send from your wallet. Confirmations take as long as the blockchain needs, and the casino has no control over that. Network fees are paid by the sender. If the account currency is not the coin itself, conversion happens at crediting — that is the value the bonus is calculated on.
How bonus terms treat crypto
There are three common patterns. Crypto deposits may qualify for the standard offers like any other method. They may be routed to a separate crypto promotion with its own wagering and caps. Or they may be excluded from deposit bonuses entirely. Find out which pattern applies before you send, because the deposit cannot be undone. As an illustrative example, not a Millon term: a crypto offer could carry a different wagering multiplier from the card welcome offer.
Playing via USDT or Bitcoin changes nothing about the games themselves: the same slots and tables, the same wagering contribution per game type. Only the funding route and its valuation differ.
Crypto withdrawal
To withdraw, paste your own wallet address on the right network and confirm the amount. Close any active bonus first: a request with unfinished wagering usually forfeits the bonus and related winnings. The operator approves the payout, then sends it on-chain. Cashiers often expect crypto deposits to be withdrawn in crypto, so plan the payout route when you choose the deposit route.
Beyond Bitcoin and USDT, a crypto casino cashier may also list ethereum or litecoin; each crypto deposit follows the same steps — copy the address, send on the matching network, wait for confirmations — and each crypto withdrawal travels back on the network you select.
Mistakes that cost coins
- Sending on a network different from the one the address belongs to.
- Forgetting a memo or tag when the cashier shows one.
- Reusing an old address without checking the current one.