Crypto payments at Vidal and how they fit with bonuses
Crypto deposits work differently from cards and bank transfers, and so does their relationship with promotions. You send coins to an address, the casino credits your balance — often after converting to your account currency — and the bonus that applies may be a different one from the standard offer. This page covers the practical steps for crypto deposits and withdrawals at Vidal and the bonus questions they raise. Available methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier.
Go to the offerCoins to look for
- Bitcoin — the most widely listed coin; its value moves, so the amount credited depends on the rate at deposit.
- USDT — a stablecoin pegged to a currency, available on several networks.
- Other coins may appear in the cashier depending on your account.
Depositing crypto step by step
- Open the cashier and select the coin.
- If you want a bonus, activate it now — before sending.
- Copy the deposit address and note the network shown.
- Send from your own wallet on exactly that network.
- Wait for the blockchain confirmations the casino requires, then check the balance.
Crypto and bonus eligibility
Casinos treat crypto in three common ways: the standard bonus applies, a separate crypto promotion applies instead, or crypto deposits are excluded from promotions. A separate crypto offer can look generous but may carry higher wagering. Suppose a 100% crypto match with 40x on deposit plus bonus: a deposit worth 100 creates a requirement of 8,000 in bets (illustrative example, not a Vidal condition). Compare it with the standard offer using the wagering method.
Withdrawing crypto with or without a bonus
Withdrawals in crypto go to a wallet address you provide, usually in the same coin you deposited. Check the network twice; a wrong network can mean lost funds. Verification is generally required before the first payout, crypto or not. If a bonus is active, the same rules apply as with any method: unfinished wagering may cancel the bonus when you request a withdrawal, and caps or sticky bonuses can reduce the amount. See the withdrawal guide and the bonus terms.
Volatility is your risk, not the casino's
If your account is held in a regular currency, coins are converted when they arrive and again when you withdraw. Price movements between your purchase of the coins and the deposit, or between the withdrawal and your sale of the coins, affect what you end up with. Stablecoins reduce that exposure but bring network-choice risks of their own.