Operator page, cashier side
BNB at Cloudbet: Network, Address Shape and Both Minimums
Cloudbet is the operator whose own data answers the most checklist lines for BNB: a named network, an address pattern, a deposit minimum and a withdrawal minimum, plus a deposit guide that tells the player which screen to read.
The figures below come from the configuration inside Cloudbet’s fees page, read from the page source in October 2026. The table drawn on screen lines its columns up differently, and a field called increments, which holds bet steps, is easy to take for a minimum.
Network and address shape
The BNB entry names the chain as BNB Smart Chain and validates an address of 0x followed by forty hexadecimal characters. That is the pattern of an Ethereum address too, so passing the validation tells you the shape is right and nothing about the network. The entry carries no contract address, which marks it as the chain’s own coin; the Bitcoin entry on the same chain does carry one.
The deposit guide, dated August 2026, gives the instruction in Cloudbet’s words: from the Network list, select the correct network and check the minimum deposit required.
What is the minimum BNB deposit at Cloudbet?
The configuration gives a minimum deposit of 0.0001 BNB and a minimum withdrawal of 0.001. The fees page carries no date, so read both as figures from October 2026 and confirm them on the deposit screen, which the guide says shows the minimum. The guide adds that any amount below it won’t be credited.
The same page says Cloudbet does not charge deposit fees and that withdrawal fees are set by the blockchain network and can fluctuate without notice, which is why no fee figure is printed here.
Extra fields and address handling
The BNB entry has no tag flag. The guide covers the general case: if needed, copy tag/MEMO and paste it into your wallet. It also says to copy the address from the screen each time rather than reuse one saved earlier or kept in an exchange address book.
Short answers
Why do the bet increments not count as a minimum?
They are steps for the stake selector. For BNB they read 0.001, 0.01, 0.05 and 0.1, and the minimums live in separate fields.