Bitcoin at Ninja: what the blockchain changes and what it does not
Bitcoin is the best-known cryptocurrency and, where a cashier offers it, a way to pay without cards or bank accounts in between. It changes some things about deposits and withdrawals — speed depends on the network, payments cannot be reversed, the value moves — and leaves others exactly as they are, above all verification. If Bitcoin is listed in the Ninja cashier for your account, this page explains both sides. The set of methods and limits depends on the account — check the cashier. General crypto rules are on the crypto page; all methods are on the payments overview; the home page has the full guide.
Depositing Bitcoin
The cashier shows a Bitcoin deposit address, often with a QR code. You send the amount from your own wallet or exchange account, paying a network fee to the miners. The deposit is credited after a set number of confirmations, which the cashier defines. Bitcoin blocks come on average about every ten minutes, but with a low fee your transaction may wait longer to be included. Copy the address with the copy button and verify the first and last characters before sending — an address cannot be "corrected" after the fact.
Note the conversion. Many cashiers convert the coins to the account currency, typically euros for Estonian players, at the rate shown when the deposit is credited. Others keep a balance in Bitcoin. Which model applies decides whether price movements affect your casino balance.
Withdrawing Bitcoin
A Bitcoin payout follows the usual statuses: Pending, Processing, Approved, Sent. The blockchain only takes over at the last step. Before that, the operator reviews the request like any other; identity verification is still required, and for larger sums source-of-funds questions are possible. Using crypto does not make you anonymous to the operator. When the payout is sent, ask for — or look for — the transaction ID: it lets you follow the transfer on any public block explorer and proves that the money has left the operator.
Enter a receiving address you control, and double-check it. Some operators expect crypto payouts to go to the same address you deposited from; others accept any Bitcoin address in your name. The payment terms say which.
| Topic | What to know |
|---|---|
| Speed | Depends on confirmations and network fee, not on banking days |
| Reversibility | None — a wrong address means lost coins |
| Value | Moves with the market between deposit and payout |
| Verification | Still required before the first withdrawal |
The complete payout process, including cancelling a request and disputes, is in the withdrawal guide.
Bitcoin questions
Why is my Bitcoin deposit still unconfirmed?
Can a Bitcoin payout be sent to an exchange account?
Does the Bitcoin price affect my winnings?
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