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XRP Casino Wallet and Cashier

Open BC.GAME Names XRP in the description line of its own site. The operator’s own site, in a new tab. Adults only, 18+.

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XRP at BC.GAME: Named in One Line, and Nothing Else We Could Read

The only statement from BC.GAME itself that we could read is the description line of its site, which lists “BTC, ETH, DOGE, TRX, XRP, UNI, defi tokens supported”. XRP is named. No network is, no tag is, and no figure is.

Its payment pages load their content in the browser, so the plain page source holds nothing about coins, and the help-centre address returned an access error. We did not try to get round either.

What we can and cannot say

We can say BC.GAME names XRP. We cannot say which network it uses, whether it asks for a destination tag, what its minimum is or how long a deposit takes. The description line is an open list that ends with “defi tokens”, so it does not prove anything about coins it leaves out either.

What to do before sending

When an operator gives you nothing to read in advance, the cashier screen becomes the whole source. Open the XRP deposit screen, note whether a tag is shown, copy the address and tag instead of typing them, and photograph the screen. If a tag is shown, it is part of the destination, however much or little BC.GAME has written about it.

If you are not sure whether a tag is expected, write to support before sending and ask. Keep the answer. A written reply from the operator is worth more than anything we can tell you about it.

If the tag was left out, wherever you sent it

The steps do not change with the operator. Confirm in an explorer that the payment validated, compare the receiving address with the one BC.GAME’s cashier showed you, and write once, with the hash, to the support channel in your account. The home page has the full order and a draft message, and the list of mistakes to avoid applies here without exception.

What this page leaves out

No offer, rollover, licence or rating, and nothing about its cashier beyond the description line.

Short answers

Is XRP named in what BC.GAME says about its own coins?Its own description line names XRP. We could not read its cashier to confirm anything more.
Does BC.GAME need a destination tag?We could not read the cashier, so we cannot say. Use whatever the deposit screen shows.

Before you leave this page

The next page belongs to an operator, and anything you deposit there is real money. Pick the line that is true for you.

Thank you for answering plainly

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