Step-by-step guide
Follow the process in order, then check the room's current lobby and cashier terms before committing funds.
- 1
Log in to BCPoker
Visit https://bc.poker and sign in to your account.
- 2
Navigate to the Cashier
Click on "Deposit", "Cashier", or the wallet icon to access the deposit section.
- 3
Select your cryptocurrency
Choose which crypto you want to deposit. BCPoker accepts btc. Bitcoin and Ethereum are the most common choices.
- 4
Copy the deposit address
BCPoker will generate a unique deposit address (and possibly a QR code). Copy this address carefully — sending to the wrong address can result in lost funds.
- 5
Send crypto from your wallet
Open your crypto wallet and send funds to the copied address. The minimum deposit is $5. Double-check the address and network before confirming.
- 6
Wait for confirmation
Your deposit will appear in your BCPoker balance after the required blockchain confirmations. This typically takes 10-30 minutes depending on network congestion.
Tips and best practices
- Always double-check the deposit address before sending. Crypto transactions are irreversible.
- Start with a smaller test deposit to familiarize yourself with the process before sending larger amounts.
- Make sure you've activated the welcome bonus (Up to $200 first-deposit bonus) before making your first deposit.
- Use a low-fee cryptocurrency like Litecoin or USDT (TRC-20) if you want to minimize transaction costs.
- Network fees are paid by you (the sender), not by BCPoker. Factor this into your deposit amount.
Frequently asked questions
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Elena Volkov
Industry & Regulation Analyst · 7 years
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