Ethereum deposits credit quickly and are accepted everywhere, with the one caveat that mainnet gas is charged on top of whatever you send. Cryptoflip generates an Ethereum address, you send to it, and the balance appears once the transaction confirms.
Ethereum produces blocks in seconds, so the waiting is rarely the problem. What moves is gas: the fee your wallet quotes depends on how contested the network is at that moment, and it is the same fee whether you are sending a little or a lot.
Arbitrum, Optimism, Base and the rest are not Ethereum mainnet, even though the address format looks identical. Sending from an L2 to a mainnet address does not credit. If your exchange asks which network to withdraw on, the answer is Ethereum, sometimes labelled ERC-20.
Because the gas cost does not shrink with the amount, Ethereum suits a deposit you intend to play through rather than a series of small top-ups. If you are funding in small amounts, Solana or Litecoin cost a fraction of the same transfer.
Watch out: An Ethereum address and an Arbitrum or Base address look the same. The network you pick on the withdrawal screen is what decides whether it arrives.
Choose which cryptocurrency you want to fund with. Each one gets its own address, so pick the one you actually hold rather than converting first.
Sign in and Cryptoflip generates a deposit address for that coin on the spot. It is yours, and it stays valid, so you can send to it more than once.
Send whatever amount you want from wherever you keep funds. There is no form to fill in and no identity documents to upload.
Your balance credits automatically once the network has confirmed the transfer, and you can go straight into a coin flip or the wheel.
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