Operator page, cashier side
BNB at Duelbits: Binance Smart Chain and Three Named Consequences
Duelbits is the operator that states the stakes most directly. Its help centre names the network for BNB in a table and then lists, in a short paragraph, what a wrong address or an unsupported network can lead to.
Those two passages are the substance of this page. It states no offer, licence or limit.
Which network should you confirm at Duelbits before sending BNB?
The table of supported cryptocurrencies, networks and explorers, which Duelbits publishes as an image, has a row for Binance Coin (BNB) with the network Binance Smart Chain and the explorer bscscan.com. The same table lists a Binance Smart Chain version of Tether on the same network, so network and asset are two separate lines even here.
The deposit article lists the accepted coins and says only those listed are accepted, adding that sending other tokens may result in permanent loss. BNB is on the list.
What a wrong network can lead to
Always match the network you select with the one supported by your deposit wallet before you proceed.
Duelbits help centre, supported cryptocurrencies and networks, January 2026
The paragraph that follows says sending funds to the wrong address or using an unsupported network can lead to long delays, failed deposits, or irretrievable and unrecoverable funds, and advises double-checking currency, address and network before confirming.
Waiting and minimum
Duelbits says deposits usually arrive within five minutes, may take longer during congestion, and that it cannot speed up blockchain confirmations. The figure describes deposits. We found no BNB minimum on its pages; the deposit screen shows what applies.
Short answers
What does Duelbits say can happen after a wrong network?
It lists long delays, failed deposits, and irretrievable or unrecoverable funds.