How to deposit with USDT (crypto) to play Penalty Shoot Out
Step-by-step guide to fund your account with USDT (crypto) and play Penalty Shoot Out: amounts, crediting times, withdrawals and the truth about chargebacks.
Updated on June 5
USDT (crypto) at a glance
- Maximum
- No practical cap
- Fee
- 0% from the operator · network fee only (~US$0.50–1)
- Withdrawal time
- Minutes to a few hours
- Chargeback?
- No (irreversible)
For a lot of players, paying with USDT is the best way to play Penalty Shoot Out: you cash out in minutes, pay almost no fee, and your balance stays pegged to the dollar instead of losing value in your local currency. If the word “crypto” puts you off, relax: once you’ve done it once, it’s faster than a bank transfer.
Why USDT and not another crypto
USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin: it’s always worth around one dollar. Unlike Bitcoin, it doesn’t swing with the market, so you know exactly what you hold. In high-inflation countries that matters a lot: your playing balance doesn’t melt away. That’s why it’s the most-used crypto for depositing and withdrawing at casinos.
How to deposit with USDT, step by step
- Buy USDT on an exchange or wallet (for example, via bank transfer).
- In the casino, choose Deposit → Cryptocurrencies → USDT and pick the TRC-20 (TRON) network.
- Copy the address the casino gives you (or scan the QR). Make sure the network matches: TRC-20 to TRC-20.
- Send the amount from your wallet. It shows up credited in about 5 minutes.
Golden rule: the first time, send a small test amount. A wrong address or network means lost funds, with no chargeback possible.
Times, fees and withdrawals
A TRC-20 deposit takes around 5 minutes and the network fee is a few cents. 1win and 1xbet don’t charge a commission for using crypto. To withdraw, USDT is the fastest route: minutes to a few hours, versus 24–72 hours for local-currency methods. Request the withdrawal to the same network you deposited from.
What to watch out for
The only real risk is human error: sending to the wrong network or to a mistyped address. Since it’s irreversible (no chargeback), check twice before you confirm. And remember that your local currency’s rate against USDT moves: you’ll buy and sell at slightly different prices.
If you’re just starting, try the free demo first and compare alternatives like Mercado Pago or bank transfer.
Pros
- The fastest payout: minutes, versus 1–3 days for fiat.
- No operator commission; you pay only the network fee (tiny on TRC-20).
- USDT is pegged to the dollar (1:1): it shields your balance from local-currency inflation.
- No banking middlemen and no card limits.
Cons
- You need a crypto wallet and have to buy USDT first (on an exchange).
- Pick the wrong network or address and the funds are gone: there's no undo.
- Your local currency's rate against USDT can shift between buying and selling.
FAQ
Which network is best for depositing USDT?
TRC-20 (TRON) is the most convenient: it credits in minutes and the network fee is tiny (cents). Skip ERC-20 if you want to save on fees.
Can I withdraw in crypto if my account is in local currency?
It's usually available and it's the fastest way to cash out. Still, withdrawal methods can vary by account and verification level, so check the cashier to confirm crypto withdrawals are enabled before you deposit.
Does USDT have chargebacks?
No. Crypto transactions are irreversible, so there's no such thing as a chargeback. That's why you should always double-check the address and network before sending.