Are there any deposit fees?

Cinoslots fees: $0

We do not take a cut of any deposit. The full amount that arrives on-chain is credited to your balance.

What you do pay: network fee

Every blockchain transaction has a network fee (also called miner fee on Bitcoin or gas on Ethereum). This is paid to the network's validators, not to Cinoslots, and we have no control over it.

The fee is set by your sending wallet, usually with a "slow / standard / fast" toggle. Slow is fine for deposits — there's no benefit to paying for a faster confirmation, since we wait for the same number of confirmations either way.

Typical network fees (April 2026 averages)

• BTC: $0.50 (slow) – $3 (fast)
• ETH: $0.50 – $5 (highly congestion-dependent)
• USDT TRC20: under $1 — flat, network-set
• LTC: under $0.05
• DOGE: under $0.10
• BNB: under $0.20
• USDC ERC20: $1 – $8 (same chain as USDT ERC20)

Tips to minimize fees

• Send larger, less frequent deposits rather than many small ones.
• Use cheaper chains: USDT on TRC20 instead of ERC20 saves 5–10x.
• Avoid sending during congestion hours (Ethereum Tuesday/Wednesday US business hours are pricey).
• Some exchanges (Kraken, Coinbase) bundle network fees into the withdrawal fee — read your exchange's fee schedule.

What about the "credit fee" exchanges sometimes charge?

That's a withdrawal fee on the exchange's side, charged for them processing your outbound transaction. It happens before the coin even reaches us. We have no involvement in that fee — talk to your exchange's support if it seems high.