Note 5 of 7
BNB Bonus Balance: What to Record Before You Accept an Offer
No offer is described here. The point of this note is smaller: an offer ties your deposit to a set of terms, and if a question comes up later you will want the facts as they stood on the day.
Four records cover almost everything, and each takes seconds.
Four records worth keeping
The one reference that identifies the transfer to anybody, on any explorer for the right network.
From the explorer, not from the amount typed into the wallet.
Sportsbet.io says minimums are reviewed periodically, and the same can be said of terms; a screenshot of the page fixes what it said that day.
The line that named the network and the minimum when you deposited.
Why the order matters
Accept the offer after the deposit shows in the balance, not before. If the amount is lower than expected, you have not yet bound yourself to terms that assumed a larger one, and the discrepancy is a deposit question rather than an offer question.
We have not confirmed any offer from an operator’s own pages for BNB, so none is described or implied here; what applies is on the operator’s site.
Short answers
Is a screenshot of the terms really necessary?
It is the cheapest insurance in this note. Terms change on the operator’s side without notice, and a dated image is the only record you hold of what they were.