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How to deposit on Duel.com

Duel.com is crypto-only — deposits are quick, fee-free on Duel's side, and don't need a bank or card. Here's exactly how to get funds into your account.

  1. Step 1

    Open Wallet → Deposit

    Log in to Duel.com and open the wallet section, then select Deposit. You'll see a list of supported cryptocurrencies to choose from.

  2. Step 2

    Choose your cryptocurrency

    Select the coin you want to deposit — commonly BTC, ETH, LTC or USDT, though Duel.com supports a wider range. If you're sending a stablecoin like USDT, double-check you're also picking the matching network (e.g. TRC-20 vs ERC-20) to avoid a failed or delayed transfer.

  3. Step 3

    Copy the address or scan the QR code

    Duel.com generates a unique deposit address for that coin. Copy it exactly (or scan the QR code from a mobile wallet) and send your funds to it from your external wallet or exchange account. Always send a small test amount first if you're moving a large sum for the first time.

  4. Step 4

    Wait for network confirmation

    Once the transaction is sent, it needs to confirm on-chain before it credits your Duel.com balance — usually a matter of minutes, depending on network congestion and the coin's typical block time. No manual claiming needed; it appears automatically once confirmed.

Is there a minimum deposit, and are there fees?

Crypto casinos typically set a small minimum (often around $1 equivalent) and don't charge their own deposit fee — your only cost is the standard network fee for sending crypto, set by the blockchain itself, not by Duel.com. Always confirm the current minimum and any network fee on the live deposit screen before sending.

Next up

Know how withdrawals work too

Before you play, it's worth knowing how getting your winnings back out actually works.

How to withdraw →Go to Duel.com ↗

This guide describes the general Duel.com deposit flow as of publication. It is maintained by fans and is not written or approved by Duel.com — supported coins, networks and minimums can change, so always follow what's shown on the live site.