Deposits & Payment Methods
Roobet Payments: Crypto vs. Card, What You Need to Know
AOTV Editorial Team Updated July 18, 2026
Quick Comparison
| Criteria | Crypto | Card |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum | Varies by crypto | $10 |
| Roobet Withdrawal Fees | None from Roobet—only network fees | Varies by method / bank / region |
| Deposit Time | Blockchain confirmations | Often instant, otherwise depends on bank processing times |
| Network Sensitivity | Critical—must send to the correct network | Not applicable |
| Volatility | Crypto price can change between deposit and withdrawal | Not directly applicable |
The Correct Network: The Most Crucial Point in Crypto
Sending assets to the wrong network (e.g., USDT to a network not supported by the recipient's wallet) can result in the permanent loss of funds. Always double-check the required network in the cashier before sending any crypto. Copy and paste the address; never type it manually.
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Crypto Deposit
Deposit crypto directly from a compatible wallet: be sure to double-check the exact network displayed in the cashier.
Card Deposit — Minimum
Card deposits starting from $10, subject to card and bank eligibility.
Crypto Withdrawal Fees
Roobet does not charge crypto withdrawal fees. Network (blockchain) fees are displayed in the cashier at the time of withdrawal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What cryptocurrencies are accepted?+
Roobet accepts several common cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT, SOL, DOGE, among others). Always check the current list and the exact network in the cashier when depositing.
Are card deposits available everywhere?+
Availability and eligibility vary depending on your bank, card, and region. The minimum displayed by Roobet is $10.
Can I buy crypto directly on Roobet?+
Roobet integrates third-party crypto purchasing solutions through the cashier. Fees and processing times depend on the chosen provider.
How long does a crypto deposit take?+
Once the transaction is sent, you must wait for network confirmations. The required number of confirmations varies by cryptocurrency; the cashier displays a counter.