USDC is the other way to hold a dollar balance instead of a crypto position. It is the more conservatively run of the two big stablecoins, and it behaves the same way here: what you deposit is what you have when you sit down to play.
USDC is intended to hold a dollar, so your balance is not exposed to the market between depositing and playing. For anyone who wants the game to be the only variable, that is the point.
USDC is issued on several chains, and your deposit address belongs to exactly one of them. The deposit screen tells you which. Match that on your exchange's network selector and it arrives; guess, and it does not.
Almost every exchange lists USDC, so it is usually available from wherever you already hold funds without needing a swap first.
Watch out: Same rule as every stablecoin: the token name is not enough. Read the network off the deposit screen and select that exact network when you withdraw.
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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