Crypto is available on MCW as a deposit option through the Cashier. The most common coins you will see for Bangladesh-focused accounts are USDT (TRC20), Bitcoin (BTC), and Ethereum (ETH). The exact list, minimums, maximums, and network choices are shown inside your Cashier at the moment you deposit, and those limits can differ by coin and network. Crypto deposits follow a simple flow: choose the coin, confirm the network, copy the address, send from your wallet, then wait for blockchain confirmations before the balance updates.
Cryptocurrencies commonly used
- USDT (TRC20)
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Ethereum (ETH)
USDT TRC20
USDT on TRC20 is popular because it is stable-priced and usually has low network fees compared with some other routes. The only critical part is network accuracy. USDT exists on multiple networks, so the deposit must be sent on TRC20 if the Cashier shows TRC20.
- Network – TRC20 only, match the network shown on the deposit screen
- Minimum and maximum – shown in the Cashier for your account
- Fees – charged by the network, not by the casino
- Address type – TRON-style address, copy and paste from the Cashier
- Most common mistake – sending USDT on the wrong network
Bitcoin
Bitcoin deposits are straightforward if you follow the exact address shown in the Cashier and allow time for confirmations. BTC transfers are irreversible, so the address must be correct and the amount must meet the minimum displayed for your account.
- Network – Bitcoin network
- Minimum and maximum – shown in the Cashier for your account
- Confirmations – balance credits after the required confirmations complete
- Fees – depend on network load and the fee you choose in your wallet
- Best practice – send a small test amount first if you are depositing to a new address
Ethereum
Ethereum deposits work well when you keep two things in mind: network fees can vary, and timing depends on confirmations. Always copy the address from the Cashier and send ETH only on the network shown for that deposit option.
- Network – follow the network shown in the Cashier
- Minimum and maximum – shown in the Cashier for your account
- Fees – can be higher during busy periods
- Confirmations – credit happens after required confirmations
- Most common mistake – sending from an exchange without enough extra balance to cover network fees
Crypto Deposit Checklist
- Use the Cashier address shown for that coin and that network
- Do not reuse an old address from a previous session unless the Cashier shows the same one
- Confirm the minimum before sending, small transfers under the minimum may not credit
- Keep the transaction hash so Support can trace the transfer if needed
Can You Withdraw in Crypto
Crypto withdrawals depend on what is enabled for your account in the Withdrawal section of the Cashier. If a crypto withdrawal option is available, the process usually includes account verification, entering your wallet address carefully, confirming the network, and waiting for the payout status to move from pending to completed. If crypto withdrawal is not shown, withdrawals are typically completed through the local wallet and transfer methods listed in your Cashier. In all cases, withdrawals can be blocked until bonus wagering requirements are completed and any requested verification is approved.