Operator page, cashier side
BNB at Roobet: A Closed List and No Network Named
Roobet’s deposit article names BNB in a short, closed list of coins and says nothing about which network carries it. For this page that settles the routine: the network is a line you read off Roobet’s own deposit screen, because no page we could read says what it will be.
The page covers the checks around that gap and nothing else. It states no offer, licence or limit.
What the list says about assets
Roobet only accepts BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, SUI, BNB, XRP, TRX, LTC, and Doge deposits at this time. Sending any other cryptocurrency or tokens will result in that cryptocurrency being lost and your account not being credited.
Roobet help centre, depositing with cryptocurrency, August 2026
The list is of coins, and the sentence after it covers tokens: anything outside the list is lost and the account is not credited. For BNB the weight falls on the asset line. The send screen has to say BNB, not a token with a similar name that happens to share its network.
Waiting after the send
Roobet gives confirmation counts for five coins, one for BTC and XRP and three for ETH, LTC, USDT and USDC. BNB is not on that line. The article adds that no estimate can be given of how long confirmations take and that nothing speeds them up. The counts are about deposits and say nothing about withdrawals.
Minimum and network: where to look
The article we read states no minimum for BNB or for any other coin, and names a network only for Ethereum, written as ETH/Base/Arbitrum. For BNB both lines have to come from the deposit screen. The checklist is unchanged: read the network label there, match it with the wallet’s, and send above whatever floor the screen shows.
Short answers
Does Roobet say which network to use for BNB?
Not in the article we read. The network has to be read from the deposit screen.