Operator page, cashier side
BNB at Stake: What to Read Before You Send
Stake’s help centre lists BNB among the coins it accepts and gives one network for it, BSC (BEP20). That keeps the pre-send routine short here: the cashier’s network label and your wallet’s have to read BSC or BNB Smart Chain, and the asset has to be BNB itself.
This page is about that routine, not about whether to play at Stake. It states no offer, licence or limit, because the pages we read do not state one we could confirm.
Which network does Stake use for BNB?
Binance coin (BNB): BSC (BEP20) network
Stake help centre, acceptable blockchain networks, August 2026
The table sits in an article that opens with the line “It’s important that you send coins through their corresponding blockchain networks.” The same article has a separate list headed Networks Stake does not support, and one entry in it is Tokens on the BEP20 network. Since the table itself names several tokens on BSC (BEP20), our reading is that coins named in the table are taken on that network and unnamed tokens are not. That is our interpretation, not a sentence Stake has written.
Three lines to read on the send screen
The cashier’s network field should read BSC (BEP20), the wallet’s should read BNB Smart Chain or BSC, and the asset should read BNB with no contract address beside it. If Stake’s deposit screen offers a different name for BNB, trust the screen over this page.
What is the minimum BNB deposit at Stake?
Stake’s pages give no BNB figure. Its deposit-limits article, from August 2026, states a general floor instead: it says it cannot automatically process crypto deposits under one cent in dollars and asks the sender to contact support in that case. It also says no maximum limits are in place. The deposit screen is where a floor that applies to BNB would show.
What this page leaves out
No welcome figure, wagering condition, licence statement or rating is given for Stake here. We found none we could confirm from Stake’s own pages.
Short answers
Does Stake take BNB on Ethereum?
Its table lists BSC (BEP20) as the only network for BNB, and lists ERC20 for other coins. Do not read that as an invitation to try.