TRX at BitStarz: the 30 TRX in the deposit table and the figure behind it
BitStarz names Tron in its list of accepted currencies and shows a minimum of 30 TRX per transaction among the deposit methods on its payments page.
This page says where that figure stands, what else the deposit table shows, and what the page leaves unsaid about networks.
What is the minimum TRX deposit at BitStarz?
Thirty TRX. In the list of deposit methods, the entry typed Tron shows a fee of 0 per cent, processing marked as instant, and a limit per transaction of at least 30 TRX.
The payments page also lists Tron in its sentence about accepted currencies, next to Tether and Solana. For TRX it names no network in the visible text.
How long does a TRX deposit take to count?
The deposit table says instantly. The currency data adds a field named confirmations, which holds 19 for TRX. Tron produces a block about every three seconds, so nineteen blocks is a matter of about a minute. That is arithmetic on the chain's block time, not a promise from BitStarz, and the stage it describes is the deposit and nothing after it.
Is USDT on Tron a route at BitStarz?
The currency data lists USDT with two protocols, TRC20 on Tron and ERC20 on Ethereum, but the visible page does not spell the networks out. We therefore treat the Tron route for USDT as present in the data and unconfirmed in the visible text, and we keep it apart from TRX.
What this page leaves out about BitStarz
No bonus, wagering condition, licence or rating: the payments page offers none and we add none. Figures are as read on the day; the cashier is the last word. See the floors page for the other operators.
Quick answers
Is 30 TRX the lowest BitStarz will take?
It is the minimum the deposit table on its payments page shows for Tron. Send at least that, and a little more to leave room for the network charge.
Does BitStarz charge a fee to deposit TRX?
The deposit table shows 0 per cent for the Tron entry. The network cost of your send is separate.
Does BitStarz name the network for TRX?
Not in the visible text we read. The entry is typed Tron.