How do I deposit with Tron (TRX)?
Open the cashier, choose Tron (TRX), copy the casino’s TRX deposit address, and send TRX from your wallet. The balance updates after the required on-chain confirmations.
Tron deposits use the TRX coin or tokens like USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20). The casino will show a deposit address and you must send funds on the same network; sending USDT on ERC-20 or BEP-20 to a TRON (TRC-20) address can lead to a permanent loss. The wallet also charges a network fee, and TRON transfers confirm fast in practice, but the balance will appear only after the casino’s required number of confirmations.
Before you send anything, check three things on the deposit screen: the selected asset (TRX or USDT), the network label (TRON / TRC-20), and the address format (usually starting with “T”). Send a small test amount first if the casino allows it, then complete the full transfer once it credits correctly. Keep the transaction ID (TxID) from your wallet; support will ask for it if the deposit gets stuck, and it is the only reliable way to trace the transfer on a block explorer.
Open the cashier, choose Tron (TRX), copy the casino’s TRX deposit address, and send TRX from your wallet. The balance updates after the required on-chain confirmations.
Use the Tron network (TRC20). If you send assets over another network (for example, ERC20 or BEP20), the casino won’t receive the deposit and recovery is not guaranteed.
Yes. Casinos set a minimum to avoid tiny deposits getting eaten up by fees and processing limits. If you send less than the minimum shown in the cashier, the credit can be delayed or not applied.
Yes. Tron transfers still require network resources, and most wallets cover this by spending a small amount of TRX. Keep a little extra TRX in the sending wallet so the transaction doesn’t fail.
Check the transaction ID on a Tron block explorer and confirm it was sent to the exact address shown in the cashier. If the status is confirmed but your balance didn’t update, contact support with the TXID, amount, and timestamp.