Operator page, cashier side
BNB at BitStarz: Two Different Things the Payments Page Says
BitStarz’s payments page lists Binance Coin among accepted currencies, and the page says two different things about it: a visible table with a minimum that reads 0 BNB, and data inside the page that names a network. A pre-send routine has to know which of them it can lean on.
This page sorts them. It does not describe offers, licences or limits.
What the visible table shows
In the deposit table the row for Binance Coin reads a fee of 0 percent, processing time instantly and a minimum of 0 BNB. A minimum of zero is not a figure to send against. Other rows in the same table carry usable numbers, for example 5 for XRP and 30 for TRX, so the zero for BNB is better read as unhelpful than as a promise that any amount will do.
What the page data names
The currency catalogue embedded in the same page lists BNB with the network name BNB Smart Chain and the protocol BEP20, and lists 25 confirmations in the entry that holds the deposit values. That is the page’s own data, not a sentence a visitor reads, and we report it as such. The first checklist line, the network, can be matched against it; the amount line has to come from the deposit screen.
Which to trust
Neither replaces the cashier. The deposit screen after sign-in is the one place where network and minimum are stated for your account at the moment you send. Read the network label there and carry on with the checklist.
Short answers
Is the BNB minimum at BitStarz really zero?
The visible table says so, which is not a usable figure. Treat the deposit screen as the source and send above whatever floor it shows.