Tron produces blocks every few seconds and charges close to nothing to move value, which makes TRX a cheap, quick way to fund a balance you are about to play with.
Tron confirms in seconds and the cost of sending is small enough to ignore, so there is no minimum size below which a deposit stops making sense.
Tron carries TRC-20 tokens such as USDT as well as its own coin. Your TRX deposit address is for TRX itself. If you want to deposit the stablecoin instead, use the USDT (TRC20) page.
TRX is not a stablecoin. Your balance credits at the value on arrival, so if you want a fixed dollar amount, deposit USDT or USDC.
Watch out: TRX and TRC-20 USDT use the same address format. Sending one to the other's deposit address is the mistake to avoid.
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.
18+ only. Gambling can be addictive, play responsibly. Deposits are credited once the network confirms them; confirmation times and fees are set by the network, not by Cryptoflip.
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