Dexsport’s 26 Networks: A Map of Every Chain at the Cashier

Dexsport’s cashier lists 26 networks, from Bitcoin and Monero to Sui, HyperEVM and a Binance Pay rail. That breadth helps players fund an account with coins they already hold, yet it also multiplies the choices on the deposit screen.

Families make the list easier to use. Grouped by network family, the 26 entries fall into five clear clusters, and each cluster shares its own quirks.

Below: the cashier in numbers, a family-by-family map of every network, the full asset list, label changes between screens, four common mix-ups and the rules on minimums and withdrawals.

The Cashier in Numbers

The headline figures set the scale before the map. Deposit and withdrawal sides match almost exactly, as the table shows.

Last verified: October 2026

USDT appears on 15 networks and USDC on 10, while ETH spans six. Card and bank deposits are absent: the cashier works with crypto only.

Map by Network Family

Each family shares a design and, often, a fee coin. The five groups below cover all 26 entries.

Mined Chains

Dexsport supports six proof-of-work networks, each with a single coin: Bitcoin, quoted in mBTC, plus Litecoin, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dash and Monero. Each chain needs its own address and pays fees in its own coin.

Ethereum and Its Layer 2 Networks

Ethereum itself holds the widest token list in this family, with 13 assets. Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Linea, Metis and Boba extend it, and all but Metis charge fees in ETH.

Other EVM Chains

BNB Chain holds 13 deposit assets, Dexsport’s DESU token among them, plus a withdraw-only MDAO option. opBNB, Polygon, Avalanche, OKC, Chiliz Chain and HyperEVM complete the group, each with its own native fee coin.

Non-EVM Chains

Solana leads the whole cashier with 16 assets, from SOL and stablecoins to JUP, BONK and PENGU. TRON, TON, Sui and Ripple round out the group, each with its own address format.

One Non-Chain Rail

Binance Pay works differently from every other entry. It moves USDT inside Binance’s own system, with an amount field and a handoff to Binance in place of a deposit address. Our explainer on Binance Pay deposits covers how the handoff works.

The Full Asset List

Every network and its assets appear below, ordered by asset count.

Last verified: October 2026

Four tickers deserve a note: DESU is Dexsport’s own token, XAUt represents gold on-chain, EURC tracks the euro and MDAO belongs to MarsDAO.

Labels Change Between Screens

Network names on the picker can differ from those on the deposit screen and in the wallet. The pairs below cause the most confusion.

Last verified: October 2026

Match the label on the screen in front of you, since the same chain can show two names in one session.

Four Common Mix-Ups

Four details account for many cashier errors.

• Binance Pay versus a chain: Binance Pay moves USDT inside an exchange, without an on-chain address

• Milli-units: mBTC and mWBTC equal 0.001 BTC and 0.001 WBTC, so balances read in thousandths

• USDC versus USDC.e: separate entries on Polygon, Arbitrum and Optimism, each with its own address

• MDAO: withdraw-only on BNB Chain, so a deposit of it has nowhere to land

Our comparison of network support shows how other casinos compare on breadth.

Minimums and Withdrawals

Every coin and network pair has its own minimum, so the cashier shows 94 deposit floors instead of a single figure. They track a US dollar value, so the coin amount drifts with price, and deposits straight from a Web3 wallet can come with different minimums from top-ups to the internal wallet used by email and Telegram accounts.

Payouts also depend on a turnover rule in the terms. Each deposit needs one round of sports stakes priced 1.3 or higher, or twice its value in casino play, and slips closed through Cash Out stay outside that count. Anjouan licenses the operator, Dexapp LTD, and the asset list evolves, so recheck the picker before each transfer.

Conclusion

Dexsport’s cashier spans 26 networks: six mined chains, Ethereum and six layer 2s, seven other EVM chains, five non-EVM chains and the Binance Pay rail. Solana, BNB Chain and Ethereum hold the most assets, while USDT reaches 15 networks.

Labels shift between screens, and milli-units, bridged USDC and Binance Pay cause most mix-ups. Read the network name on each screen, match it to your wallet, and trial a small transfer before the full sum.

Check the law where you live, play only at legal age, and expect that KYC or AML checks may apply. Responsible gambling includes a budget set before the first deposit.

Disclaimer: The information here is provided for general purposes only and is not legal, tax, investment, or financial advice. Supported networks, assets, minimums and terms change, so confirm current options on the platform before you deposit. Casino games and betting involve risk, and rules vary by country, so check the law where you live. Please play responsibly, within your means, and only if you are of legal age.