Small screens, same checks
BNB Casino on a Phone: How to Keep Both Screens in View While You Send
On a desktop you can put the cashier and the wallet side by side. On a phone they are two apps, and the one you leave closes behind you. The checks are the same four; the difficulty is holding what the first screen said while you read the second.
These habits cost seconds and only matter on a small display.
Write down what the cashier said before you leave it
Take a screenshot of the cashier line that names the network and the minimum, or keep the cashier in a second tab. When the wallet app opens you will compare the network field on its send screen with something that is still in front of you, instead of with a memory that has already smoothed BSC and BNB Smart Chain into one.
A screenshot of the cashier is also the quickest record to show a support team if something goes wrong later.
Copying the address and scanning a code
Copy the address from the cashier each time, as Cloudbet’s deposit guide advises, and do not reuse one saved in a note or an address book. After pasting, compare the first and last characters with the cashier, since a clipboard that holds something else is an easy slip on a phone.
A QR code carries what the cashier encoded in it, and the text printed under the code is what you can read. Some wallets fill the network and amount from a code; do not assume yours does, and read the fields before confirming.
Wallet browser or phone browser?
A wallet’s built-in browser can connect straight to a site, which is a different route from sending to a deposit address, and the cashier’s instructions describe one or the other. Follow the route the cashier describes, and check which network the wallet has selected as its current one, because some wallets carry that setting from the last thing you did.
Short answers
Can I trust the network a wallet shows by default?
Not without reading it. A default is whatever was chosen last, and it can be different from the network the cashier named a minute ago.