Bitcoin Cash Casinos: BCH Deposits, Addresses and Fees

Bitcoin Cash, ticker BCH, began on 1 August 2017, when the Bitcoin blockchain split at block 478558 and one branch moved to larger blocks. The two coins share the same history up to that point. Since then they have been separate networks with separate coins.

BCH keeps Bitcoin’s basic design. Miners secure it with SHA-256 proof of work, the network targets one block every ten minutes, and the supply is capped at 21 million coins. Where it differs is capacity: since 15 May 2024 the block size limit has adjusted automatically with demand, and it cannot fall below 32 MB. The project describes the coin as peer-to-peer electronic cash.

The network targets one block every 600 seconds, and a transfer is confirmed when it is included in a block. The project’s own line is that a payment is sent in seconds and confirmed in minutes. It publishes no number of confirmations after which a payment is final, so any such figure in a cashier is the casino’s rule, not the coin’s.

The node software can flag an attempt to spend the same unconfirmed coins twice, but that warning covers only certain standard transactions. Until your transfer is in a block, treat it as pending.

The network fee depends on the size of the transaction in bytes, not on the amount. In Bitcoin Cash Node, one of the node programs the project lists, the default minimum as of October 2026 is 1 satoshi per byte, which is 0.00001 BCH per kilobyte. A casino or exchange can add its own charge on top, so read the cashier before you confirm.

A withdrawal has two stages. The casino reviews and approves your request, then sends the coins over the network. The second stage follows the ten-minute block target. The first is the casino’s own process, and it usually decides how long you wait, particularly if an identity check is outstanding.

Before you deposit, check that the cashier offers BCH for payouts as well as deposits, and note the minimum withdrawal and any fee. When you cash out, give an address from a Bitcoin Cash wallet you control, not a Bitcoin one, in the format the withdrawal form accepts. Check too whether your casino balance is held in BCH or shown in euros or dollars: a BCH balance moves with the market while you play.

Our fast withdrawal casinos page covers payout speed across all methods.

What protects you is the casino’s licence, not the coin you pay with. On 4 October 2026, 76 of the 344 casinos reviewed on this site listed Bitcoin Cash, 73 of them also paid withdrawals in it, and 67 held a Curaçao licence.

Great Britain: casinos licensed by the Gambling Commission may not take deposits in cryptocurrency, BCH included. The Commission says crypto casinos are not licensed by it and are illegal if they can be reached from Great Britain, an offence that falls on the operator. A BCH casino is therefore outside the British system, and GAMSTOP does not block it, because GAMSTOP covers only sites run by businesses licensed in Great Britain. Our UK casinos page covers the options for British players.

Malta: a Malta Gaming Authority licensee may accept crypto only with the Authority’s prior approval.

Curaçao: licences come from the Curaçao Gaming Authority, which supervises online gaming. The Authority says it does not settle individual disputes between a player and a casino, which leaves the casino’s complaints procedure as your route.

Bitcoin Cash is pseudonymous, not anonymous. The Bitcoin whitepaper, which the project publishes on its own site, says all transactions are announced publicly and that privacy depends on keeping addresses unlinked from identities. It accepts that some linking is unavoidable. The project’s own claim is a modest one: more financial privacy than bank transfers and card payments.

The casino adds its own checks. Expect to be asked for identity documents at some point, often before a withdrawal is paid. What paying in BCH spares you is giving card or bank details to the casino.

If the casino you want does not take BCH, these guides cover the other coins:

• Bitcoin casinos: the chain BCH split from, with a block about every ten minutes on average.
• Litecoin casinos: a 2.5-minute block target.
• Dogecoin casinos: a one-minute block target.
• XRP casinos: ledgers that close every few seconds, and a destination tag to get right.
• TRON casinos: three-second blocks and the network behind TRC-20 USDT.
• Tether casinos: a token designed to track the US dollar.

The full list is on our crypto casinos page, and payment methods covers cards, bank transfers and e-wallets.