Coins accepted, brand by brand
Which assets each published cashier names, which eight coins recur almost everywhere, and what the fourteen with no published list actually tell you.
Written by Rowan Sayer/Last checked:
Compiler of the operator records, working from published terms and licence registers
This is the reference version of the cashier question: every published list in the register, the frequency of each asset across them, and an explicit account of what is missing. How those brands rank once every field is counted is shown among the top crypto casinos.
Sixteen of the thirty brands here publish a cashier list we could read. Fourteen publish none. Two of the sixteen publish a list so short it reads as a product decision rather than an omission — Winz.io at two coins, Playbet.io at three. The operators that list bitcoin at all are gathered on the page about Bitcoin casinos.
Nothing on this page is a fee comparison, because no operator in this register publishes a fee schedule we have read. That absence is stated rather than filled in.
How often each asset appears
Counted across the sixteen published lists. The first eight assets are effectively the market's common denominator: a balance held in any of them can be deposited at almost every brand here that documents its cashier at all.
| Asset | Appears in | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| BTC | 16 of 16 | Universal across every published list |
| ETH | 16 of 16 | Universal across every published list |
| LTC | 13 of 16 | The most common non-headline asset |
| USDT | 12 of 16 | Rocketpot is the only one that splits it by chain |
| XRP | 10 of 16 | |
| BCH | 9 of 16 | |
| DOGE | 9 of 16 | |
| SOL | 9 of 16 | |
| ADA | 8 of 16 | |
| BNB | 8 of 16 | |
| USDC | 8 of 16 | |
| TRX | 7 of 16 | |
| DAI, TON | 3 of 16 each | The tail begins here |
| DASH, LINK, DOT, SHIB, ZEC, XMR | 2 of 16 each |
Around thirty further assets appear exactly once, almost all of them on Cloudbet's forty-coin list.
The stablecoin question, which is really a chain question
Twelve published cashiers name USDT and eight name USDC. Only one — Rocketpot — distinguishes the chain, listing the ERC-20 and TRC-20 versions of USDT as separate entries.
That distinction is not a nicety. Sending a token over a network the receiving cashier does not credit is how deposits in this market most often go missing, and asking nicely does not bring them back. An operator that prints the chain is documenting the thing most likely to go wrong.
Where an operator names USDT without a chain, this site records USDT and nothing more, because inferring the network from the brand's other assets would be exactly the kind of plausible guess that this whole library exists to avoid.
The fourteen that publish nothing
The fourteen are BetPlays, Bitkingz, Bitsler, BitStarz, CoinCasino, Coins.Game, Crashino, Empire.io, Instant Casino, JacksClub, LeeBet, Nine Casino, Sportsbet.io and Stake. Several of them publish long studio catalogues instead — Instant Casino names a hundred and fifty studios and no coins at all.
The same pattern holds market-wide: brands put on paper whichever part of the product they are promoting, and very few cover the lobby and the cashier together. It is also why the ordering on this site treats a published coin list as a disclosure signal worth three-quarters of a point rather than as a feature.
None of those brands has been shown to refuse any asset. They have been shown not to say, which is the only claim the evidence supports.
Questions people ask
- Which coins can I use almost anywhere here?
Bitcoin and Ethereum appear in all sixteen published lists, Litecoin in thirteen and USDT in twelve. Below that the tail thins quickly.
- Do any of them accept Japanese yen?
No cashier in this register publishes JPY support in anything we read. That is an absence in the documents rather than a confirmed refusal, and this site does not fill it in.
- Which is safest for USDT?
This site cannot rank safety. What it can say is that Rocketpot is the only brand here that publishes which USDT chains it credits, and that sending on an unsupported chain is the single most common way a deposit is lost.
For the whole register side by side, see the best crypto casinos in Japan on the home page; it also sets out which crypto casinos in Japan made the list and why.