Litecoin is the quietly sensible deposit coin: it behaves like Bitcoin, confirms about four times faster, and costs a fraction as much to move. For funding a balance you intend to play with rather than hold, it is hard to beat.
That is four times Bitcoin's pace, so a Litecoin deposit is typically credited in the time it takes to read a guide. It is the main reason regular players end up using it even when they hold something else.
Litecoin has never had the block space contention that makes Bitcoin fees spike, so the cost of sending stays low and predictable. On small deposits that difference is the whole argument.
Litecoin is old, boring and listed everywhere, which means you can almost certainly send it from wherever you already keep funds without setting up anything new.
Watch out: Litecoin addresses and Bitcoin addresses can look similar at a glance. Paste, never retype, and check the first and last characters match.
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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